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When Dusk meets Dawn

When the sun is high, and the fields are awash with blooms and bees, the Old Man of the Sky looks down from his perch in the clouds.

Posted by Theresa Koch

The Star Lovers

If you believe in true love (and especially if you’re fortunate to have stars in your eyes at this very moment), I ask that you do one thing:

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The Maiden and the Oak

Way back when, when kings were cruel and trees were treasures, a maiden lived with her grandmother.

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The Myth of Zephyrus and Hyacinth

n Ancient Greece, during the late Spring and early Summer months, Spartan warriors sparred with their comrades in the grassy fields surrounding the ki

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The Brown Mountain Lights

It’s easy to see why more and more people are leaving the cities to dwell in the mountains.

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Artemis

If you go walking through the ancient woods you may cross paths with the Goddess Artemis.

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Shapeshifter Series: The Rusalki

As the earth warms and the skies clear, mermaids, nymphs, sirens, and water spirits far and wide come out of hiding.

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Animal Symbology: The Phoenix

The Phoenix teaches us that sacrifice is acceptance. An acknowledgment that we’ve outgrown a nest that once felt so cozy and warm.

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Six Reasons You Shouldn’t Use Artificial Plants at Your Office or Home

At first glance, artificial plants might seem like a great idea. They don’t require a lot of maintenance, don’t need water, don’t use soil or a growin

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The Myth of Clytie and Apollo

As the hum of Spring drowned out the last whispers of Winter, Clytie the water nymph, found herself restless, bored, and eager for adventure.

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