Blessed Lughnasadh

Let the Chase of Lugh begin!  We will follow him through the three harvest festivals of Lughnasadh, Mabon (Autumn Equinox), and then finally Samhain (Halloween). 
Lughnasadh is the beginning of the grain harvest, and the harvest season in general.  Now is the time to enjoy the fruits of our labor.  We give thanks to the Earth for her bounty and beauty.  We celebrate with feasts and festivals, fire and bread.  We acknowledge the return of the darkness and gather our harvest to see us through the coming winter. 
Persephone and the Pomegranate

Tomorrow I will be in the studio creating beautiful pendulums charged with the fruitful energy of Lughnasadh.  I will be posting to my Etsy through out the week.

You can find more information about Lughnasadh/Lammas here.
Brightest Blessings,
Jessica

New Treasury: Rhodonite Prayer Beads

‘Prayers for Those in Sorrow Today’ by jayceecarmeljewelry

Prayers and healing energies are being sent out to people of all faiths and no faith who are suffering in Norway and worldwide today, that they may all find some source of solace and succor.


Prayer beads rosary woo…

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Rudraksha Wrist Mala 27…

$10.00

Light Brown Leather Pou…

$10.00

12 Step Serenity Prayer…

$12.50

Judaica Set – Star of D…

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Agate Magatama Necklace…

$10.00

Dancing Man smudging or…

$65.00

Rhodonite Prayer Beads,…

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Antique No. African Ara…

$32.00

I Have a Soul Shirt for…

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Red Coral Turquoise Sta…

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vintage HAMSA Hand evil…

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Atheist Ceramic Necklac…

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54 Count Buddhist or Hi…

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Lutheran prayer beads w…

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Letter A Church Door Le…

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May Faeries guide your path and…

Nature comfort your soul.
Firefly trails in the forest



Sometimes I get so busy “running the race” that I forget to breathe, relax, connect.  So today I remind myself to take time to enjoy the beauty and wonders of Mother Earth.  I will watch the fluttering butterflies, I will hear the droning bees, I will taste the sweetest fruits, and I will feel the warmth and guidance provided by Nature.  Will you join me? 
Jessica

Camera Kidnapping in Progress…

Mwahahahahahaha!  
Several weeks ago I borrowed my Dad’s Nikon SLR camera.  I have been thinking of investing in a new camera and I wanted to give it a test drive before I purchased.  Wow!  What a difference!  I would never have been able to capture a shot like this with my old camera. 
So I will be holding my Dad’s camera hostage until I can afford my own.  Click here to contribute to the ransom fund!
Jessica