Rhiannon
Rhiannon is a goddess from Welsh mythology that has come to represent the relationship aspects of Horse. Her story in the first branch of the Mabinogion is about her as a beautiful and powerful woman and her relationships. She marries, she has a child, and she loses that child for a time through no fault of her own. …Details
Epona
In thinking about this year of the Horse, I tend to think about the spiritual beings associated with horses. Epona is an ancient Celtic goddess originally from the region of Germany. She symbolizes and embodies the interconnectivity/trust/love/family of the herd. She was most often depicted with mares and foals and is thought to have been their patron saint, so to speak. …Details
Time To Kick Up Our Heels
A Horse year is not only about passion, but also about fun. Or having fun while being passionate. Passionately fun? Or is that funny? Well, it’s about running wild a bit. In other years being creative meant getting still, listening to that inner guidance, figuring things out, then taking action. …Details
Passion Vs. Logic
This is the year of the Horse. Specifically the year of the Wood Horse – of green and growing things, of earth energies and grounded realities. But it’s still Horse. And Horses are about passion. About feelings and reactions vs. logic and deeply thought out plans. …Details
…Happy New Year’s Eve
Chinese astrological years have a two year cycle: inspiration and creativity, grunt work to make the inspiration arrive and the created thrive. 2012, the year of the Dragon, was a creativity year where people were inspired to dream big and go for it. …DetailsLighting The New Year
Winter Solstice brought the change in the season. While it is Winter, it is also now the time when the light comes again. The days becoming longer each time and there is less darkness. As we look at the new year and dream of what can be, we should also let our own light illuminate the path ahead of us. …Details
