Chronicles of a Green Witch
by Katherine Eleanor Greenleaf

An A.I.-free zone.

A Tea Ritual for Sleep

They strike us all now and then, those restless nights when it’s hard to get to sleep, or to return to sleep after waking in the wee hours, or the changing of the clocks alters our daily schedules. Sleeping pills exist, of course, most being drugs that cause drowsiness, but not good sleep as measured…

Wishing you a happy autumnal equinox

The autumnal equinox (or spring equinox, if you are in the southern hemisphere) falls late in September and marks the day when the length of daylight and length of night are equal. Some who follow the wheel of the year set out by Gerald Gardner call it Mabon, which is Gardner’s creation. Some call it…

The Garden in September

After a very long, very hot, very dry August, the Garden of Wonders enjoyed several days of welcome rain. What a relief, both for the growing green things, and for the gardener for whom watering had become a tedious chore. The Autumnal Equinox is still a few weeks away, but meteorological autumn began the first…

Must it be cold season already?

Oh, no. We woke up with a cold. Earlier in the week, we went to meet an elderly relative who was taken to the emergency department after a fall. The lovely people there found no fractures or injuries after three separate trips to imaging, thank the universe, but the whole department was so busy that…

A hex-breaking, protective cleanse.

It’s the end of summer in the Garden of Wonders, a long, hot, dry summer with no rain and an unprecedented wildfire season that destroyed vast swaths of forest and rangeland and rendered the air on some days nearly thick enough with smoke to chew. Being the creatures of water and earth that we are,…

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