Welina mai ōukōu a me hau’ōli lā Pō’alūa. Ē Ōla ʻole Lōkāhi. Ō kā maluhia nō me ʻoe.
Warm greetings to you all and a Happy Tuesday. Let’s live in harmony. Peace be with you.
Category: Newsletter
La’au Lapa’au | Did You Know You Can Easily Make Your Own Apple Cider Vinegar? Here’s How
It’s the best way to make sure you’re getting the most therapeutic quality! […]
Source: Did You Know You Can Easily Make Your Own Apple Cider Vinegar? Here’s How
La’au Lapa’au | Summer Herbs: Feverfew {Tanacetum parthenium}
Also, Known As:
- Bride’s Button
- Compositae
- Featherfew
- Featherfoil
- Febrifuge Plant
- Feverfew
- Wild Chamomile
The feverfew herb has been used as an herbal remedy since the time of Dioscorides-78 A.D. The herbal remedies made from the feverfew was used to treat problems such as a headache, the development of menstrual irregularities in women, disorders such as stomachaches, and all types of fevers in particular. The common name of the herb itself is a simple corruption of the name in Latin- febrifuge or the fever reducer. Botanist is still agreed about what proper scientific name to give to this strongly aromatic and perennial herb. The feverfew belongs to the plant family Asteraceae, the disagreement among botanists about naming the plant has been existing for a long time now. The feverfew was in fact, placed into five different genera at different times. At this present time, the herb is known by the botanical name Tanacetum parthenium…
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La’au Lapa’au | Larkspur is the Flower of the Month of July
Did you know? Larkspur is the flower of the month of July and its meaning denotes Fickleness.
Larkspur Flowers are irregularly shaped and bloom in a loose, vertical grouping along the upper end of the plant’s main stalk. Larkspur is actually a very complex flower consisting of both petals and sepals.
- Kingdom
- Plantae
- Division
- Magnoliophyta
- Class
- Magnoliopsida
- Order
- Ranunculales
- Family
- Ranunculaceae
- Genus
- Delphinium
Baker’s Larkspur (Delphinium bakeri) and Yellow Larkspur (D. luteum), native to some areas of California, are endangered species. Delphinium is a genus of about 250 species of annual, biennial or perennial flowering plants. The common name, shared with the closely related genus Consolida, is Larkspur.
Larkspur flowers come in a variety of colors including spikes of red, pink, violet and white. As a result of their generally similar floral structure, as well as the absence of genetic barriers to intercrossing, species of Larkspur are known to…
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Card of the Day – The Moon – Monday, July 2, 2018
The Path ahead is a dimly lit one, possibly until late August or early September. Neptune is currently retrograde in Pisces and you are being urged to pay attention to your dreams. Confront your fears and let them go, so that when the timing is right you can move forward on your journey. I want to throw Mars retrograde in here as well since so much is turned inward and this is an energy with which you need to be careful.
Depending upon where you are, some of you will simply be in an all-day, void-of-course Moon, while others will, at some point, see the Moon enter Pisces which really fits so well with our Moon Card vibe. Leave the important decisions for another day, as you explore your subconscious mind and release the fears which may be holding you back from progress.
Hau’ōli lā Po’akāhi
Aloha kākahiāka ā me Hau’ōli lā Po’akāhi ōukōu. He nāni keīa lā. Ō kā maluhia nō me ‘oe.
Good morning and Happy Monday, everyone. Have a beautiful day. Peace be with you.
Affirmations
July Ascension Energies and Light Language DNA Activation with Jamye Price
Contemplations
Haiku Corner
Lifestyles | Stressed Out? Here’s How To Use Nature To Relax Your Way To Bliss
As a mom who runs her own business, I’m the first to admit that I don’t get a whole lot of time to myself. Between work and taking care of my kids, most of my time is spent taking care of everything and everyone but myself. […]
Source: Stressed Out? Here’s How To Use Nature To Relax Your Way To Bliss
Card of the Day – The Empress – Sunday, July 1, 2018
Welcome to July! Our Empress card, courtesy of Joanna Nelson Studio, reminds us today that Mother Nature rules the roost. Her presence is strong today, and no matter where you are, you will surely be talking about her in some fashion. If at all possible, do not forget to go outside and stay in touch with nature. It is always good to put your bare feet in the grass if you can, in order to remain truly grounded.
The Empress can be indicative of thingssuch as abundance, fertility, and even related females in your life, i.e., Mother, daughter, sister, and Aunts, but I am not feeling the abundance thing at this time. It is more likely you will hear of a birth which has taken place, and even the outside chance of the announcement of a pregnancy. The abundance will have to wait until another day. This is a new…
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Astrology | A simple yet *long* Void Moon time
Hau’ōli alōha Lā’pule
Welina mai e nā hoa ē a hau’ōli alōha Lā’pule! I Hopenapule maika’i oukou. Ō kā maluhia no me oe.
Warmest greetings to you, Friends, and a happy aloha Sunday! I hope you’re having a nice weekend, everyone. Peace be with you.
Curse of the Goddess Pele and Pele’s Appeal
The Birth of Hawai’i
Contemplations
Weekend Cocktail | Nutella Vodka Shots
MC YOGI – Clear the Path (Remix)
The Buddhic Mind
La’au Lapa’au | Southwest Herb Gardening: What To Plant In June, and Watering In June
We recommend most plants be planted in the fall or spring. However, if you must plant during the summer months watering may need to be more frequent and you must be diligent about observing your newly planted plants for signs of water stress. Follow the guidelines in the Watering section.
Many cacti and warm-season succulents can still be planted in the summer. When transplanting cacti and succulents, mark either the south or west side and plant facing the orientation you marked to avoid the burning of tender tissues. Most nurseries will mark the side of the container to help you determine proper planting orientation. However, if the original orientation is not known, newly planted cacti and succulents need to be covered with shade cloth if the plant surface appears to yellow or pale suddenly. Use a shade cloth rated between 30-60% as anything higher will block most of the sunlight and…
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La’au Lapa’au | Southwest Herb Gardening: June In The Low Desert
June in the low desert is generally the driest and hottest month. Desert gardeners often must begin their garden activities in the early morning or at sunset to avoid the intense sunlight. Plants must endure the intense heat throughout the day. Many native and desert-adapted plants have numerous adaptations that enable them to live successfully in the desert, such as succulence, drought-deciduousness, and small leaves, to name a few examples. Even with these numerous adaptations, desert plants sometimes need a little help to keep them healthy and thriving in your garden. Native and desert-adapted plants that were newly planted and those that are not established in the landscape need to be watered until they become established in the landscape and can then survive with natural rainfall. Even established plantings will need an occasional supplemental watering during long periods of drought to keep them healthy and stress-free.
Summer is the prime…
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Astrology | Mercury in Leo Retrograde alert
MERCURY enters LEO June 28-29 until September 5/6 Mercury spends 10 weeks bringing out heads and our hearts together.
EARLY MERCURY RETROGRADE ALERT!
If you are traveling this summer planning weddings and parties or anything be aware of this and plan accordingly.
Mercury Turns Retrograde July 25/26 @ 23+ degrees LEO
stations DIRECT August 18/19 @ 11+ degrees LEO
This means that all communications get snafu’d and travel plans go awry. Anything to do with computers cell phone etc. tends to screw up. Mercury Retrogrades are not all bad they just require reflection or time out to reconsider reëxamine relax all the Re- prefix things.
Don’t panic during any Retrograde planet time. It’s simply a rest period.
” We are the champions.”
While Mercury is in Leo SAY IT LOUD SAY IT PROUD. MERCURY, God of messages, Magic, merchandise, tricksters, and thieves encourages our passions for communicating from our hearts. The…
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Daily Tarot | Card of the Day – The Sun – Friday, June 29, 2018
Here comes the Sun! After all of the weighty energy of the Full Moon in Capricorn conjunct Saturn in Capricorn, it is time to lighten up and go have some good, old-fashioned fun! When the Sun returns, it is indicative of good favor from the Universe. The Moon will be void-of-course ALL day before its entrance into the sign of Aquarius tomorrow, so less serious times are begging to be had. Unless it is a project already begun, today is a day best left for relaxing and enjoying life.
In the Northern Hemisphere, for many, today kicks off a very lengthy 4th of July holiday, as many will take advantage and celbrate through the 8th if they can. The weather promises to be hot with the Sun blazing, and Summer in full swing. Should you be elsewhere, and experiencing Winter, I do hope the Sun is shining its life-giving…
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Contemplations
“To the Mystic, prayer is a meeting of the minds. It is not an occasion for personal petitioning, but for spiritual communion. It is a time when the soul within us and the deepest and most inner parts of our being sacredly, sincerely, and quietly speak to God and express the deepest wishes of our hearts and minds.” — H. Spencer Lewis
Hau’ōli Aloha Pō’alima
Welina mai a Hau’ōli Aloha Pō’alima a me nā kānaka! ‘Ua maikā’i ī nō pule kikipani me ‘ohana a me nā hoaloha. Ō kā maluhia nō me ‘oe.
Warmest greetings and Happy Aloha Friday, People! Have a great weekend with family and friends. Peace be with you.
Nā Hula Kāhiko | Traditional Hula, danced by the young members of Hālau Kākuāokalā’au’āla’iliāhi
Hāʻawina Nā ʻOlēlo Hawaiʻi | A Hawaiian ʻHead-Shoulders-Knees-and-Toesʻ Song – 9-Minute Version
Hāʻawina Nā ʻOlēlo Hawaiʻi | A Hawaiian Numbers Song
Contemplations
La’au Lapa’au | Rosemary
Rosemary
Botanical Name:Rosmarinus officinalis.
Family: Lamiaceae
Common Names: Compass plant, compass weed, incensier, dew of the sea, polar plant, romero (Spanish), mi-tieh-hsiang (Chinese), rosmarin (Swedish).
Habitat: Rosemary is native to the Mediterranean countries, but is now grown worldwide as a spice and medicinal herb. The plant thrives best in a warm sunny climate.
Description: Rosemary is an evergreen shrub like plant that belongs to the mint family (Lamiaceae). It can grow up to 2 meters (6 feet) high and the flowers are petite and pale blue that appear in slight clusters up the stems. The leaves are slender and look a lot like curved pine needles. They are green on top and gray beneath. The dried herb is brownish green in color.
Plant Parts Used: Leaves, flowers, stems, branches. Commercially, the entire plant is used. An essential oil is extracted from the leaves and flowers by steam distillation.
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Card of the Day – Queen of Cups – Thursday, June 28, 2018
Full Moon blessings to all! Today is our annual Full Moon in Capricorn, and we are officially in Eclipse season #2 of 2018. Who here is breathing a sigh of relief that today’s card is NOT the Queen of Swords? She always seems to be a regular player around both New and Full Moons. Note that the astrology of this Full Moon has the Moon in Capricorn conjunct Saturn in Capricorn (Saturn rules Capricorn); this can be a weighty energy, and with Mars newly retrograde you could be feeling all types of emotions.
Enter our Queen of Cups; generally, she is the calm, cool, and collected Queen. Her kindness and compassion is admired by all, and she is a beacon of light for many amidst stormy surroundings. Know that this energy surrounding the Full Moon will indeed pass, but that the next eight to ten weeks will probably leave…
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Health | Avoid Drugs & Surgery for Prostate Issues with Flaxseed
Millions of men face prostate issues, with treatment with drugs and surgery often making their problems worse. A new study reveals that simply eating flaxseed may be the best way to improve your symptoms, and take back control of your health. […]
Source: Avoid Drugs & Surgery for Prostate Issues with Flaxseed
Health | Modified Citrus Pectin Proven Beneficial for Recurrent Prostate Cancer Patients
Modified Citrus Pectin is an important adjunct for patients with cancer and other inflammatory diseases, with close to 40 published peer reviewed papers demonstrating remarkable success […]
Source: Modified Citrus Pectin Proven Beneficial for Recurrent Prostate Cancer Patients
Hau’ōli lā Pō’ahā
Aloha kākahiāka ōukōu ā me hau’ōli lā Pō’ahā. Mahele nā makana ke aloha ʻia ōukōu. Ō kā maluhia nō me ‘oe.
Good morning and a Happy Thursday to all. Share the gift of Aloha with everyone. Peace be with you.
