English Proverb (via mwbaker1973)
The Low Country by Clayton Tiny Homes
Yrs please!
Alexander den Heijer (via perrfectly)
Daniell Koepke (via wordsnquotes)
I’ve been learning a lot about this beautiful concept: Contraction vs. Expansion. Often we believe we live in a very contracted - limited reality that is keeping us stuck. When we really need to lean on spirit and embrace the fact that we are infinite abundant awakened creators. We not only live in an expansive universe but we ARE an expansive universe. You are always expanding - our only constant is change. Embrace your expansion instead of continuing to focus on limiting yourself from your true divine potentiality.
Leo Tolstoy (via purplebuddhaproject)
Busted out the bow the other night. Feels good to get some practice in.
My dad works on a huge property for a man with a rescued baby deer who just lost his spots & really likes scratches.
You can now find Little Chilis @brickandmortarliving in New West! Stock just dropped off!
Adorable!
DIY Sea Shell Candles🕯🌊 made from recycled birthday candles
I’m sure there are plenty of posts like this one, but I’m just proud that I made some myself! So here’s my process!
What I used:
~ Old birthday candles ~ Shells (Mine were muscle shells) ~ Essential Oils of your choice(I used chamomile & peppermint) ~ A peeler, knife or scissors ~ Something to melt the wax in(I was lucky enough to have metal measuring cups) ~ A clothes pin to keep the wick up
Here’s how to do it!
Originally I was just trying to get the white design off the candles, so I could have homemade looking colored candles for spells. I ended up breaking a few of them while trying to peel the design off so I just used the left over candle and reused the wick for my sea shell candles!
🕯First I scraped the design off(carefully), and kept them in piles of the color. You’ll have to break one of the candles for the wick. One wick will work for two sea shells unless your shells are larger.
🕯Second I put the scraps of wax into the metal measuring cup and placed that on a pan on the stove to heat it and melt. Once melted, I tossed a few drops of my essential oils into the wax to make it smell good. I used chamomile(for calming, success, & easing anxiety) & peppermint(for healing, love, cleansing, and that extra little boost I need sometimes!) But feel free to add whatever you like!
🕯Third I poured the wax into the shells carefully. You may want to make sure the shells are evenly placed, maybe put something on one side to balance it so the wax doesn’t spill out. Then, while the wax is still hot I used a clothes pin to put the wick in and left it to dry. Once dry, your shell doesn’t have to be level(unless you filled it to the top - then your wax will shift when lighted!)
That’s it! It was super simple and easy and quick. Now I also have some great, mini and homemade looking spell candles as well as some aromatherapeutic sea shell candles for my desk while I work & read. Enjoy your sea shell candles my fellow witches! 🌙
Blessed be🥀
Walter Black, The Beaver 2011 (via creatingaquietmind)
iambrillyant (via wnq-writers)
Made this about 4 or 5 years ago. And guess what, it has ACTUALLY happened. Sure I still get the bug to travel, and I always look forward to exploring new cities and courtyard sides, but now I rarely get the urge to just run away and escape. I've been the alchemist of my own life, and I am creating beautiful experiences for myself.