Welcome to NaBloPoMo November 2012!
For the entire month of November I will
focus on The Golden Moth Illumination Deck created by the ever so
talented Aijung Kim. This is a wonderfully unique and original oracle
deck. It's not a traditional Tarot deck but rather an intuitive
oracle deck of simple drawings that will knock your socks off. The
deck consists of 75 cards, 7 of which are blank and you are
encouraged to draw your own cards.
Check out Aijung blog in the featured
link on the right side of my blog.
Peace
Priscilla
WORM AND WEED
Aye aye aye! I apologize for the uglness of this picture, all blurry! Geesh!
I so love to garden and I've had worm
bins for many years. Natures rototillers they aerate the soil and as
they do they break down decomposing material and leave behind natural
fertilizers for your garden. (didn't know you were going to get a
gardening tut did you?) So I see here a worm warrior from my garden.
After leaving behind much needed nutrients my plant is thriving. The
roots now have everything they need to produce a strong healthy plant
above ground. In just about every situation there are always things
going on underground that will affect those things above ground.
There must be a good foundation built in order to grow and nurture
any project. What worm has come into my life
enabling me to thrive? Worms have very few requirements in order to
do the big job they have. Basically you feed them trash, waste,
stuff you'd throw away. I'm a huge upcycler and I'm always looking
for ways to reuse those things normally just thrown out. Pay
attention to those things that seem insignificant. What are you
throwing out that could be useful for you? How can you turn trash
into treasure?
Also pay attention
to what you are growing. I call this worm and weed because I can't
identify the plant. Amending your soil and preparing a proper
foundation is awesome but you could just as easily grow something you
don't want in your garden. The healthiest dang plants in my garden
are often the weeds. (and why do the bugs completely ignore these
pesky plants?) Be mindful of the plants coming up in your garden,
check for weeds often. What do I need to pull from my garden in
order for the good stuff to thrive?
What's in your
garden? Let me know how this card is meaningful
for you. Leave me a comment and don't forget to put a link to your
website!
Peace
Priscilla
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