by Mara Freeman, M.A.

The Celtic festival of Beltaine, on the First of May, opens wide the gates of summer in the northern hemisphere. This is the time to surrender to the irresistible rising of the life-force under the warmth and light of the growing sun. There is a promise of love and a reminder of the constant greening and renewal of life.

Beltaine and the Ancient Celts

The lives of the ancestral Celtic people were naturally attuned to these cycles as to the rhythm of a spiral dance. They celebrated with dance and song and rituals designed to promote a joyful communion both with each other and with the world of Nature. In Scotland and Ireland, fires were kindled on top of sacred hills. Fire is an earthly reflection of the Sun, once seen as the great Source of all life. When the Druids gathered the wood of nine sacred trees and raised the Beltaine fires on hilltops throughout the British Isles on May Eve, they were performing a real act of sympathetic magic, for the fires were designed to bring the sun’s light down to earth. When the wood burst into flames, it proclaimed the triumph of the light over the dark half of the year. In Scotland, every fire in the household was extinguished, a brief time of darkness followed, and then all the villagers climbed the hill to rekindle their flame from the new source with great rejoicing.

1. That You Are Not Good Enough

The fact that you exist, that the perspective of Source wanted to experience itself through you – proves that you are enough.

You are always trying your best, even if that looks like staying in bed because you just can’t face the day – you are trying your hardest in that moment.

It’s always good enough, and when we transcend concept, the idea of good and bad as we understand doesn’t exist. Everything just is; keep going.

“A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song.”

“A bit of fragrance clings to the hand that gives flowers.”

“Be not afraid of growing slowly, be afraid of standing still.”

The graphic below, shows that most products found at your local stores are actually owned by just a handful of corporations. Hence the reason it has been named “The Illusion of Choice.” While it may seem like we have a large number of brands to pick from… all the money comes back to the corporate heads.

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