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Plant Ally for Trusting Balance

This essence was specifically channelled to support the energy of the On Holiday community at this time.

The Earth and her people are rapidly changing, and our energetic capacity is being asked to expand in response. There's a shift happening in our relationship to polarized energies, and the most sensitive in the collective are being pulled closer to the middle way.

This ally is meant to help us work in the space of nuance, helping our nervous systems adapt to being able to hold both sides – self-responsibility and community commitment, abundance and the clearing away of excess, empowerment and humility, desire and sacrifice.

You're being asked to become sovereign in the ways you can so that you can play your vital role in the larger community. Your creations and contributions are important. During challenging times, this essence can support in encouraging you to bring in the balancing energies that are needed.

Goldenrod is a potent ally for helping you remain true to who you are as a larger part of community, while chickweed shows you how you are meant to shine, like a star in a constellation, to contribute to something bigger than you, reminding you of your belongingness.

The essence of Calendula works with your ability to receive, helping to soothe and open your heart space and expand your capacity to hold what is given to you.

Anemone brings forward the energy of the wind, teaching you to remain flexible to change. It brings a lightness of being, encouraging you to remain connected to the magic and love present all around you, and let go of any fear of the day you'll be without it.

Ingredients: SPRING WATER, BRANDY, THE ESSENCE OF: CALENDULA* (Calendula officinalis), ANEMONE* (Anemone nemorosa), CHICKWEED* (Stellaria Media), AND GOLDENROD* (Solidago altissima) *always organic

INFUSED WITH HEALING ENERGY AT THE BASE OF MT MITCHELL

✨For every essence purchased this month, Samantha is donating an 1,000 Tiny Lanterns essence to those affected by Hurricane Helene.