#110 Learning from our gardens with Mary Grace Allerdice

Hey friends,

can you believe it’s June now? I am the slowest at emerging from my deep hibernation, so if you are also unfurling cautiously you are not alone!

I’m really happy to bring a beautiful conversation with Mary Grace Allerdice as well as a whole bunch of invitations for free summer magic your way. Mary was such a wonderful and generous guest and I loved listening back just now. So soothing! Here is some of what we talked about: 

  • Experiencing our bodies as a part of the natural world
  • Working with both physical and emotional alignment
  • All the things gardening can teach us
  • Looking to the stars and understanding life as a circle
“I use astrology, divination, energetic healing + oracular practices to help others find their purpose, connect to wisdom + guidance, access their own healing, and bridge life’s difficult moments or transitions. As a facilitator, I create sessions + programs that guide you towards a life that is in alignment with your own heart. I am also a dance artist, writer and podcaster who currently lives in Atlanta, GA with her husband and garden.”
 
 
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Hi, I’m Yarrow

I’m a maker, grief companion and tarot reader living on the East coast of Scotland. 

I facilitate creative projects and gentle rituals for seasons of loss, make handmade textile magic and host the Grief Glimmers podcast. My wish is to change the culture around grief and death so that we can explore these experiences as gateways into a softer, more embodied life.