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Beltane

May Day/Walpurgisnacht - April 30 - May 1 Beltane is very similar to Ostara, but it also celebrates a more mature love, marriage, and fertility. Many choose to conceive children at this time or otherwise enjoy themselves sexually. Nature is bursting at the seams with energy, beauty, sexuality, and excitement. To match this, Beltane festivals are high energy with a lot of dancing and bonfires. Many will dance and weave a maypole, but if one is not present, it’s perfectly acceptable to link hands and dance around a tree. It’s the peak of Spring, the top of the fertile season, and some may already feel Summer in the air. Popular Symbols for this holiday are flowers, a maypole, beeswax candles, brooms, honey, symbols of genitalia, offerings for faeries, wreaths or flower crowns, bees, bonfires, and a cauldron of flowers. Color Associations - Green, Red, Blue, Yellow, Brown, White, Silver Tarot Cards associated with Beltane are The Sun and The Star. Crystals to use on your altar or for spells on this holiday could be Aventurine, Bloodstone, Carnelian, Emerald, Jasper, Malachite, Rose Quartz, Sapphire, Sun Stone Animal energies to channel could include rabbits, goats, cows, swans, swallows, deer. Herbs and Plants - Birch, Bluebell, Crocus, Daisy, Dandelion, Hawthorn, Honeysuckle, Mint, Mugwort, Rose, Rosemary, Tulips, Violets, Wildflowers Spells good to perform on this holiday are those Abundance, Blessings, Fertility, Joy, and Sex Magic. Activities to help get in the Beltane spirit and celebrate are lighting a bonfire, leaving offerings for faeries, dancing (especially around a may pole), handfasting ceremonies, love spells, child conception. You could also decorate cookies and candles with dried herbs and flowers! Having a picnic and taking a ritual bath are two other relaxing things to do to ease your way into the holiday. Take time to really take in everything that’s going on in the moment and really appreciate it. Meditate, braid flowers into your hair, make daisy chains or flower crowns. Make a wish box and filling it with goals and wishes for the summer. Drink some mead, bake a cake, indulge yourself and enjoy the holiday! image source - natureandbeauty.tumblr.com

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North Fork American River Evening glow through the smoke Calcutta Trail near Auburn, California, USA

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Grassland sweeping into the sun over the horizon of the sea. Stones fill the burke with a subtle presence of illusion. Glacier National Park, Montana. Summer, 2019

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The stream, like clouds, flowing through the world. Our world.  Glacier National Park, Montana. Summer, 2019.

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Into the woods, follow me to Lord Gwyn, we go.  Glacier National Park, Montana. Summer, 2019

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Join me in the realm of the Fae. Glacier National Park, Montana. Summer, 2019

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The blood of the World. Flowing without worry while the world does.  Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. 2019. 

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Chunks of life. Wisdom of ages. Through life cometh death, and death cometh life.  Glacier National Park, Montana. Summer, 2019.

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A beautiful soul. Burned by a fire in 2017. Glacier National Park, Montana. Summer, 2019

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Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) - Devon.

The red fox is the largest of the true foxes and one of the most widely distributed members of the order Carnivora, being present across the entire Northern Hemisphere from the Arctic Circle to North Africa, North America and Eurasia. It is listed as least concern by the IUCN.

Scientific name: Vulpes vulpes

Lifespan: 2 – 5 years (In the wild)

Family: Canidae

Mass: 2.2 – 14 kg (Large Adult)

Conservation status: Least Concern (Population stable)

Height: 35 – 50 cm (Large Adult, At the withers)