Yes please keep the historical / factual videos coming, I absolutely love them! And soooo fascinated with British history & folklore etc 🙏 Love your videos 💜
@franklincoolport27Сағат бұрын
Cool video and great artwork...
@JDMtnHayze4 сағат бұрын
It’s nice having coffee with your “chillin” videos! Hope the autumn reset is coming up 😉. Love the journal!… I need to start drawing again. My pictures probably wouldn’t be as serene… lol. More of a “creepy woods” kinda guy I guess. 5:56- LBM’s. Spore check… lol 12:05- it’s a shame we don’t have more recorded history than what the Christian’s documented. Tends to be through their own lens. 15:00 - 🤣 I’ve had someone upset with me before because of my thoughts on twilight. But Nostalgia!… it’s cozy! Lol. “The men who stare at goats” is pretty nostalgic for me. Also “Annihilation”. As far as your niche videos… you’re one of the few that is actually factual and accurate. Lots of fluff out there on the subject. Anyways… next movie night, if you haven’t seen “Gaia”… I highly recommend it. South African film… it’s a bit creepy so… maybe watch it with a friend?… haha. See ya later ☘️
@ronalaing51765 сағат бұрын
A lovely film ❤
@gusg.59165 сағат бұрын
Hi Luna, I think it is the time of year that gets us more introspective preparing for winter. Glad you are feeling better and back into your interests.
@SunshineDawn76 сағат бұрын
Lovely video ! Thank you for the much needed walk. I really enjoyed the cows and the woods and the mushroom showing it's Magic 🪄🪄I am so glad things turned out well for you 💚💚🌻🌻🍄🍄
@Illenwyn16 сағат бұрын
I loved Alfreds Brittain by Max Adams as well❤ highly recommend
@kendallcarlsson6 сағат бұрын
As an author I can relate to not always being in the ideal headspace to keep creating. Beautiful journal! If you ever get to visit Tasmania in autumn, you will likely be enchanted by the wealth of diverse fungi that adorn old logs and the forest floor.
@sarahwilsonuk6 сағат бұрын
I started watching the Twilight films after you mentioned them. I had a lot of the same thoughts as you. Even realised that Jake started acting like an incel when Bella didn't want him!! I don't see how she stayed friends with him after that! Love the moodiness of this video really starting to feel like Autumn.
@DavidWallder7 сағат бұрын
Thank you for a timely and much needed video. The Way of the Wyrd is such an interesting exploration of our relationship with nature and shamanism. I love how the author removes a lot of Norman French words to give the language a more Anglo-Saxon feel. ♥️
@alrighttumbleweed478211 сағат бұрын
I'm in a similar headspace of just starting to seek out my hobbies again especially reading. This video was so pretty and wholesome to watch 🌼 I vote yes for the niche history videos!
@KyshaKitty13 сағат бұрын
Have you read The Name-Bearer series by Natalia Hernandez? I saw her on TikTok and listened to the books through my library. Book 3 isn't out until October 17. There is magic and fantasy elements. It is based on an ancient Latin American world.
@Cynthia.B13 сағат бұрын
What a wonderful, peaceful film. 💜 I have to say your nature journal is so awesome! 🪻🦡 You really are an incredible artist. I'd love to see more in your future videos. 😃 I am glad you sound like you feel better and you're back to your hobbies. I need to make time to read, too. Thank you for sharing the fun and relaxing things you get to do in your free time. 💜
@Wicca-o9u13 сағат бұрын
I just converted to Wicca a few months ago, and I told my parents about it today. I’m excited to see where this journey takes me, and that my parents are so supportive in buying me everything I need to practice it ❤️
@charmich362715 сағат бұрын
Love that you can look out your back window and see the horses -- so relaxing😊Wish that I still had my blackberries, they finished back the end of july (but had a wonderful harvest) can't wait now till next year for another crop. Is this poem part of a new book you will be publishing soon? Thank you for sharing a wonderful video
@AmandaJuneHagarty16 сағат бұрын
Oh, your from the Northeast...no wonder I vibe with you. In North America I am a West Coast of gal but half my family became from the Leeds/Lancashire/Pendle area and came over around WW2 era. I keep researching the area to try to get a picture of the area in my head.
@AmandaJuneHagarty16 сағат бұрын
Your videos are so my vibe.
@eco-refugio444716 сағат бұрын
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@eco-refugio444716 сағат бұрын
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@mycanadianlifestyle16 сағат бұрын
Nice Turkey tail fungus. They have astonishing healing properties and many varieties.
@stephenbrowning328617 сағат бұрын
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@stephenbrowning328617 сағат бұрын
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@stacey850117 сағат бұрын
Beautifully done. Just what I needed today. x
@andradanielleparrott18 сағат бұрын
Lovely
@veronicashipley912318 сағат бұрын
Hello again Luna ☺. I'm feeling all the feelings you've talked about since losing my beloved. It's so easy to start to sink isn't it. But thank you for taking me with you on your nature walk, I've missed them so much this year. Painting with squished flowers is lovely and vibrant but the colour soon fades if exposed to light. I found some blackberries (brambles) in the freezer that Terry and I picked last autumn, a bit freezer burnt, so I've died some cloth with them instead, a lovely momento. Take care. Hope you soon get your mo jo back fully . Sending love, light and Autumnal Blessings 🦌🍁🐿🍂🦉🐾xx
@SunshineDawn76 сағат бұрын
I am so sorry for your loss ❤I loved that you found the blackberry brambles and made some cloth with them. That is such a lovely idea. Hope you are okay. Big hugs from the USA 🤗🤗❤❤🍄🍄🌻🌻
@RuebenNomura18 сағат бұрын
Morning from Hawaii nice reconnect yourself on this video
@jkl571220 сағат бұрын
The only way for non Native Americans to honor the spirits of the land is to just not dushonor them and thank them. Even if one has Native ancestry way back. Because invoking them can cause them to be hostile. Because ones ancestors may be seen in a negative light. Plus its called appropriation. Unless one is trained by a Native tribe from ones area and accepted into their ways. As for my ancestry, most came from the British Isles and Ireland. I have one ancestor(gg grandmother), who was a Sheffield which practiced some form of folk magic, but not much is known, because my grandmother refused to talk much about it. Im assuming it came from England, with the surname Sheffield.
@drjackdaw6627Күн бұрын
Watch the Sun break through the clouds, Mother nature never feels guilty about giving us the rain, we need both to make the flowers bloom, as George Harrison once said " all things must pass"
@drjackdaw6627Күн бұрын
❤ what a beautiful thing to do
@drjackdaw6627Күн бұрын
🍄 thank you
@drjackdaw6627Күн бұрын
Such an evocative video, ancestral memories of beautiful flowers, medieval instruments and peace. i love Autumn, always have, it brings untold magic for me, its my strongest time, wonderful, thank you
@drjackdaw6627Күн бұрын
You talk more sense than the majority of ' experts', you're exactly right, if you dont feel it you may as well forget it, thank you for your video.
@Fenrys.Summarydesert20Күн бұрын
I love your videos ❤ Just found your page yesterday and im hooked
@foxpro3002Күн бұрын
To every none-wiccan pagan who see's this. The Wheel of the year should not even be this controversial, leave it up to you guys to make it so and ruin everything for everyone. everyone cares so much about tradition and not simply living, if you don't like wicca then fine, leave us the hell alone, let us follow our holidays, most wiccans don't go after your holidays or traditions, we didn't ask to be hated on so much because of a few online idiots, but you all want to act like we do attack you and victim blame us when we call you out on it.
@LunaleodruneКүн бұрын
Woah woah woah. There is no hatred or attacks in this video, I'm sharing historical facts on how the Wheel of the Year came to be. I can't change the history that it is controversial in some ways because it was a modern man-made invention that drew upon a lot of different things and is not rooted in ancient history. I'm not saying anything negative about Wiccans.
@sarahstover66612 күн бұрын
I definitely don’t get to watch your uploads in order because I work way too much. But I definitely had to tell you that I love your videos because I work 60+ hours a week and you help me so much to stay grounded and tuned into the solace of life. U.S.A. Fan here. ❤
@lanzhan48432 күн бұрын
i know exactly what you mean by only wanting to read fantasy books! im the same way with movies too... i love being able to escape this world !! Your home is amazing!
@apaganfeminist42762 күн бұрын
Exactly how I felt about offerings. I had no idea what the point was because I thought, they can't even use this stuff like they're not drinking the tea or whatever else whats the point? So I didn't really take them seriously. I figured they were a pointless symbolic thing we just do and they don't really care about. Then I saw a hindu post about how offerings are basically because they "eat" the energy and I was like >:O Then it clicked lol
@sueh26432 күн бұрын
if you know what the plants are, for those of us who are trying to learn, could you name them? No is ok. :) I'm enjoying your content.
@johnknowles41313 күн бұрын
Your videos are really well edited I was just wondering are you a video editor by trade or did you start making content and it’s something you learnt to pick up as you went or do you get someone else to edit the videos for you? Just curious really