Living with the seasons

Living with the seasons is an old-fashioned way of living that can be an incredibly grounding and powerful balm to modern life.

This is the second post in my "Romanticize the Season" series. This time we are going to romanticize Winter!

It doesn't take much time or effort to live more in tune with the seasons. Here are some ideas to get you started.

Learn how you can enjoy seasonal living today and start living more simply and in tune with the world around you. Please note: This post may contain affiliate links, for our full disclosure click HERE. Confession time: I'm a magazine junkie. I have a whole drawer in our end table stuffed full of magazines, some recent

A guide to seasonal self care and how you can also adjust your routine with the weather. Read on to learn more.

Season Syncing Each Moment of the Year Has Its Own Beauty Ralph Waldo Emerson As we enter into autumn, I wanted to talk about the way our mind and body successfully adapts to a new…

You can think of energetics as characteristics. Similar to the energies of the seasons or the four elements; earth, air, fire, and water. These characteristics/ elements are present in all of us, just in different combinations for each of us. This means different seasons, different medicinal plants & different illnesses will affect each of us in a completely unique way. Here’s how Winter and the energy of the season can appear

Embrace the beauty of autumn with seasonal living. Discover mindful ways to connect with nature and slow down.

Each season is an opportunity to connect with ourselves and harmonize with nature. When we can allow ourselves to transition into a new season with mindfulness and intention our energy is heightened and our life flows with more ease and grace. Summer is always a warm welcome after winterʼs hibernati

Slow Living Ideas for Autumn -Get outside for daily nature walks -Go on a foraging walk with an expert who can help you pick mushrooms and berries to eat! -Decorate the home with natural items such as pumpkins, leaves made into garlands and create a seasonal wreath. -Begin a knitting project, Laine magazine has just […]