46 The Sun in a Bottle| St John’s Wort at the Summer Solstice
“In February, when the light is thin, you take down that red jar — and you are holding the third week of June in your two hands.”
Herbal Wisdom For Every Season of Life

“In February, when the light is thin, you take down that red jar — and you are holding the third week of June in your two hands.”
“The garden you have is already worth returning to. Tend it well.”
“The rare moon is a doorway. And rare moons open onto rare possibilities. The things we have been carrying privately, year after year, deserve a doorway sometimes.”
The road was full of company. That is what I came home to tell you.
“This is how we bless ourselves. Not by waiting for someone else to do it. But by bending down to the grass in the early morning light and accepting what the earth is already offering.”
“For those of us navigating intensity — planetary, personal, or simply the wild energy of early spring — they offer exactly what Aries fire sometimes forgets to give itself: steadiness, and release.”
“Dandelion is the plant that will not be erased. Every attempt to remove her simply disperses her further — her seeds carried on the wind, landing in new places, beginning again.”
“The moon is the anchor. The turning of the light is the medicine. The resurrection — whatever tradition names it, whatever language your heart speaks — is written into the sky.”
“You are not emptying yourself. You are making room. There is a difference, and it lives in the body.”
“You do not have to make noise to be ready. You do not have to announce your beginning. You can simply begin.”