Dear Farah, thank you very much for your soulful words and for sharing about various elements of your life, spiritual journey (including deepening your connection with nature), and hopes for the future here with me.

I am deeply sorry about the challenges you have come up against in recent years. It is highly commendable that you were able to take a very difficult experience like losing your job and use it as a catalyst to realign various aspects of your life and to, in the process, strengthen your spirituality all the more.

May these days between Ostara and Beltane, when newness, hope, light, and possibility reign supreme bless you abundantly.

🖤 Autumn

I just wanted to say that I so thoroughly enjoyed this post, came upon it by Googling how to celebrate Ostara and je suis ravie…I decided in 2021 that I wanted to go back to our original celebrations connected to nature that the church kind of covered up to get rid of them, so I started last year with Yule and carved a sun on a chunk of wood that I burnt in my garden. I saw so many images in that fire, it was so peace giving and even magical.

The new world, I feel, will be magical… We are so fortunate to be here at this important time on earth…did you hear that there were millions of souls that wanted to come to earth for this moment?

I feel we are the lucky ones that won the lottery to be here now. In 2020 I lost my job, I was being freed to change my world, which did not resonate with me any longer.

Again thank you. I love the way you write and all the detail and passion you convey through your words.

Love and light,
Farah

It would be my heartfelt joy to cover both of these ancient and highly fascinating methods of divination here at some point.

I’ve never had a true crystal ball myself, so my firsthand experience with them is fairly limited (thus far), but I’ve been scrying with mirrors for over twenty years now. In both cases, I’ll throw myself into researching these areas all the more and will do my best to pen a post that either covers both or assign each method its very own entry.

Thank you very much for your wonderful suggestions, my sweet friend. They are hugely welcome and appreciated. 🙏

♥ Autumn

I’ve always been fascinated by scrying mirrors and crystal balls, and have never researched much about either. I’d love if you wrote about them, if you’re so inclined! 🖤

It is my heartfelt pleasure and joy, dear Debi. Thank you immensely in turn for your very kind and thoughtful comment.

I am with you to no end regarding the profound joys and benefits of time spent in nature. It will challenge, no doubt, for many of us to curtail our usual amount volume of doing so in the face of the current global health crisis, but doing so is a small price to pay to hopefully keep us that much safer. And we can hope to no end in the process that come this time next year, the pandemic will be long over and it will once again be safe to enjoy as much time outside as our hearts desire (and schedules permit).

Sending immense hugs & the very loveliest and happiest of Spring Equinox wishes your way,

♥ Autumn

Hi sweet Lynne, thank you very much for your lovely comment. I’m delighted to have introduced to you rainbow jars and egg divination.

Isn’t it incredible just how many forms of divination have existed over the years? (To say nothing of those, particularly older and/or rarer forms, for which we may have absolutely no record of at this point in human history.)

Divination is something that has resonated with me since childhood and I enjoy engaging with various forms of this ancient art on a regular basis. I’m thinking a post (or series of posts) that explores different types of divination is something that I should pen here. If I do, are there any types (of divination) in particular that you’d be keen to see featured and/or learn more about?

May you have a serene, sunny, healthy, joyful and absolutely lovely Ostara season, my dear friend! 🐇

♥ Autumn