INDEX

Writings & Musings for Wise Folk & Witches

DIY Herbal & Folk Medicine
- Jun 9, 2022 A Fire Cider Recipe, and Remembering Herbalism as ‘Medicine for the People’
- Apr 15, 2018 Create Your Own Flower Essences
Food as Medicine
- Feb 16, 2023 Why Dairy is the Enemy - An Ode to Un-Inflamed Guts and Calcium-replete Bones
Menstruation & Women's Health
- May 24, 2022 Healing Thrush for Good
- Apr 8, 2018 Heal Your Own Menstrual Cycle - Understanding & Listening to Your Cycle’s Voice
Nutrition
- Feb 16, 2023 Why Dairy is the Enemy - An Ode to Un-Inflamed Guts and Calcium-replete Bones
Ritual & Animism
- Sep 19, 2021 Ritual as Medicine
- Apr 2, 2018 Calling in Freyja
Tarot
- Jun 5, 2022 Ten of Swords - Rewilding the Tarot
- Oct 16, 2021 Coming to the Tarot Triggered

Rebecca van Horssen 5/6/22 Rebecca van Horssen 5/6/22

Ten of Swords - Rewilding the Tarot

Like the corpse on the Smith Rider-Waite 10 of swords, the finality of death is not recent, new, nor is it breaking news. This death occurred some time past, and its finality was inescapable. We have already sat with this death, and felt something once very alive and real to us slip away. The 10 of swords carries an inevitability that no other card, save Death itself, can rival. But it also brings with it the birdsong of the breaking dawn.