Dandelionlady
Learn what greens you can easily grow in your house and harvest nearby to get into the Ostara mood. I also include my favorite recipe for lavender cookies. Read more
Learn what greens you can easily grow in your house and harvest nearby to get into the Ostara mood. I also include my favorite recipe for lavender cookies. Read more
Green Witches and Pagans know that there's lots of tasks for a dirt worshipper to do in the yard in the spring. Here's some tips and ideas for ways to make it work for you. Read more
Green Witches and Dirt Worshippers get stuck at this time of year. Have some tips on how to keep your houseplants healthy by making multiples to share. Read more
This Imbolc honor more than just Brighid. Here's an invocation many the fire tending goddesses each of whom has Her own take on fire tending. So light some candles, make a Brid's Cross and call on the goddesses of fire to keep you and your hearth warm this winter. Read more
"What is Remembered Lives" is a new kind of witchcraft, one that talks about offerings, as well as some of thornier conversations that need to be had, such as cultural appropriation, gender-neutral deity, and right action. Read more
Visions of the future are something people experience but don't always know what to do with. Here's a guide to clear up some precognition questions. Read more
How do we deal with a holiday that is both a blessing of family and a curse of culture? Here's one answer to the Thanksgiving conundrum. Read more
Things change. Bad things happen. Sometimes in a relationship, whether it's with a person or an institution, you have to walk away and start fresh. I am no longer an ADF Priest. I am a spirit worker. I am a polytheist, I am a daughter of the river. I am the dandelionlady and I ain't done yet. Read more
Does Samhain seem a little less thrilling than it used to? Have you traded in your ecstatic witchy rituals for princess costumes? This poem is a gift to all the pagan parents who need some empathy. Hugs. Read more
Transplant your Green Allies in the Fall Now is the time to share the wealth! I mean that in the full and deep Fehu sense of the word. It literally means “cattle” and more generally means “wealth and prosperity”. This is the season of the harvest, and one of the things I harvest is plants. I was excited to be able to share medicinal plants with a local queer community garden and hope to share more of my medicinal plants... Read more
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