Secrets of the Hawthorn Tree

(Crataegus monogyna – (Rosacea))

(volume 6 of 31)

Bruce Clifton

The hawthorn tree, which was revered in the ancient world of the Celts and Druids as an enchanting tree, is surrounded by fairies, spirits, and entities from other realms. The dryads, sylphs, nymphs, and creatures of the land lay a ring of protection around this portal to other worlds. The Hawthorn Tree blossoms in spring, coinciding with the sixth moon of the Ogham calendar, also known as the Growing-Seed-Awakening moon. The soft white petals fill the air in abundance, an ethereal beauty easily mistaken for otherworldly encounters with harmony and good fortune. Today, well-wishers scatter these petals over the betrothed couple as symbols of good fortune, creating a lasting ring of protection.

The Hawthorn is at its strongest at this time, creating an atmosphere of balance, bringing harmony to all that seek, and allowing the portal to other worlds, realms, and dimensions to be accessed by those that know of her secrets. An equilibrium is established between the density of physical reality and the harmony of all that is natural.