Natures Way

Well Being

Oils extracted from plant leaves, flowers, stems, roots, or bark have been with us for thousands of years and down the ages used successfully in various civilisations for medicinal and health purposes.

Over time and time again these compounds ‘golden nectars’ extracted from plants have proven themselves to be invaluable antidotes possessing amazing healing properties.

Quote of the week - Knowledge & Wisdom

Learning the Tarot Cards: III - The Empress

The Major Arcana Deck:  The Empress

Number III

Harmony
Creation

Arcana: Major deck (signals cycle in life and represents a key time)

Element 
Earth

Planet 
Venus (harmony, beauty and union)

Card Meaning 
Comfort, protection
Mother (Birth)
Luxury (material gain, productive environment)

An Introduction to Numerology

The Principle Behind Numerology

Numbers

Ancient History - dating back thousands of years

Numbers are mankind’s oldest symbols, fundamental to measurement and abstract ideas.  Numbers are more practical than words and are everywhere we look.

Pythagoras, the Greek mathematician, and philosopher who lived from 569-47B.C. is said by many to be the Father, the originator of much of what we call Numerology today.  Pythagoras believed the world to be built upon the power of numbers.  He based this on the broader concept that the entire universe is composed of mathematical patterns, and all things can be expressed in numbers that correspond to Universal Vibrations.  He reasoned that the entire universe could be expressed numerically, creating a transcendent system.

Poem of the week - Blooms

Floret: Precious Jewel Thou Art

They share our world, content to give, wanting little in return.  

They are our constant friends for life.
We indulge in their fragrance; marvel at their beauty, and drink of their radiance.  

They seduce us, stirring emotions of happiness, and we exalt in the sheer pleasure of all they give. Moana Grace

In the Language of Flowers 

There is a language, little known, 

Lovers claim it as their own. 

Its symbols smile upon the land, 

Wrought by nature’s wondrous hand; 

And in their silent beauty speak, 

Of life and joy, to those who seek 

For Love Divine and sunny hours 

In the language of the flowers.

 – The Language of Flowers, London, 1875