Living with Intention
Embracing intentional living means making mindful choices that nurture growth, balance, and reflection in everyday life.
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Embracing December’s Garden Stillness
The garden is still in mid-winter. We use this time to review what went well, what we want to repeat next year, and what new gardening, and life, strategies we’d like to try.
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Yule, Night 6: The Sacred Pause – Time for Reflection and Renewal
During Yule, we experience a sacred pause – a holy time where, in the stillness, we see and hear more clearly. Experience rest, reflection and renewal this Yule season.
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Yule, Night 5: Finding Abundance During the Holidays
On Yule Night 5, we are grateful for the abundance of the previous year, and show appreciation for the way evergreens endure the coldest season.
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Celebrating Yule, Night 4: The Role of Fire in Winter Solstice Traditions
Whether part of a family’s private celebration or the focal point of a community gathering, fire plays an important role in creating light and sense of belonging during winter festivals, such as Yule.
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Embrace Yule, Night 3: Letting Go & Finding Forgiveness
On the third night of Yule, we reflect on the lessons learned in the dark days, release old energies and rekindle healing through warmth and flame.
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Yule, Night 2: Enhance Your Dreams with Dream-Time Tea
On Night 2 of Yule, we focus on dreams and visions – finding glimpses of the light coming out of the darkness with the coming of a New Year.
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Embracing Winter Solstice on Yule, Night 1: A Journey of Hope
Here at the window’s edge, warmth meets winter, and the season’s first hope begins to glow. Celebrate Yule Night 1 with us at The Garden Way.
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A Pencil Jar, a Pan of Fudge, and the Freedom to Be the Best Gift
It is easy to get caught up in the stress of creating the perfect holiday season. But what is most needed is not your perfection – it’s your honest presence.
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Yule: Ancient Winter Celebrations and Modern Influences
Join us at The Garden Way to learn more about the origin of Yule and how we celebrate mid-winter worldwide, today.