The white buffalo is one of the most deeply revered figures in Native American tradition, and for the Lakota, Dakota,...
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The white buffalo is one of the most deeply revered figures in Native American tradition, and for the Lakota, Dakota,...
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Welcome to June: the month of peace, love, and balance, sitting between May's bright resurgence and July's full summer heat....
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June flower lore runs deeper than almost any other month on the calendar. The month claims two birth flowers, the...
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Welcome to May, when the Northern Hemisphere finally exhales. Blossoms open, mornings warm up, and the stormy back-and-forth of early...
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By May the woodland edges fill in, and somewhere in the shade a clump of lily of the valley hangs...
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Welcome April! This month arrives after the change of seasons from winter into spring (in the Northern Hemisphere) and therefore...
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The April birth flower is the daisy, a bloom folklore ties to innocence, true love, and the fresh start of...
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Welcome to March, the hinge month between winter and spring. It is the month of thaw, of returning robins, and...
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Welcome to February, the shortest month and the one that quietly carries the most symbolism. Violets and primroses, the amethyst...
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The January birth month carries an unusually full bench of symbols. The carnation stands for unconditional love. The garnet is...
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