Ten Good Things - March 2023
inspiring content from around the web
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Each month my last newsletter will be a collection of links to things that have come across my path during the month that I know will inspire you.
Ten Good Things is a way to share with you what I find interesting, thought-provoking, helpful, inspiring, and delightful.
These are the things I’d share with you if we met for tea in a quirky cafe with cozy chairs, delectable pastries, and charming decor.
»»»» each bold green sub-heading is a link to click««««
The Folktails Oracle by Hannah Willow
One of my favorite artists on Instagram and Etsy. You can find The Folftails Oracle in her lovely Etsy Shop.
Women’s Relationship to Nature
A thought-provoking quote on women's relationship to nature from Jungian Analyst Marie Louise Von Franz with a gorgeous Easter/Ostara photo
Check out this multi-slide Instagram Post from Dr. Saliha Afridi, 5 Things to Ask Yourself if You Feel Stuck in Your Life
Masks! ( but not the kind we've been recently wearing).
Mask making and working with masks is a fascinating part of creative depth work and psychodrama. If you love masks, I know you'll enjoy browsing these handcrafted masks from Argentina.
Sheela-na-gig
March 18th was Sheela-na-gig Day. Click the green title above to see a stunning earth artwork of this enigmatic and fascinating being, created by Rachel Shiamh of A Quiet Earth in Mwnt, Wales.
UPDATE - the link is broken so here is the photo instead…
Want to have a deeper relationship with the plant kingdom? Take the Plant Spirit Ally Challenge.
Low-Carb Chocolate + Peanut Squares are perfect for Easter.
I found a baby bird! Now What?
It's that season...I found a baby bird! Now What? Information to help you determine if the baby bird needs help and what to do.
Rock Wrapping - Video
Rock Wrapping, a Japanese Zen Inspired meditative craft. We did this at a retreat I led a year or so ago. I have a few that I've made, and I love them.
Agnes Pelton - Desert Mystic - Video
Pelton, a well-known transcendentalist painter in the 1930s, was a contemporary of Georgia O'Keefe. Her work is new to me, and I place her in the same category as Hilma Af Klint.
Enjoy!
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I remember seeing the works of Agnes Pelton at the art museum in Phoenix, AZ. It’s been a few or more years now but it made quiet an impression! Her work is so beautiful and ethereal. Thank you Jan! 😊💜
Thank you for this. I have never heard of Agnes Pelton and want to see more of her work. But sadly I could not open the link to Sheila na gig nor find it on a google search. ❤️