The fifth station of the goddess belongs to the acacia tree. The wood is associated with death; its fluffy golden flowers with rebirth and regeneration. But the pods protecting the seeds tell us there is the Crone Queen's sheltering cave involved that takes us into the mystery of death and our need to understand its real meaning for our soul.

The story of birth and how the physical process is interwoven with spiritual activity as a result of the soul's attunement with the divine feminine

The first of the five sacred trees is in Jericho, city of palms. Long ago dedicated to the mystary of birth, if we can remember deep in our souls, the wonder of birth will return to its true spiritual world significance/

Introduction to the divine feminine guiding us through five important life stations through the symbolism of five trees and places

The Holy Spirit the disciples received at Pentecost is the feminine aspect of the divine. Unfortunately we do not know what the female disciples did with its power but we can discover them through our imagination and dreaming.

Still cared for by Ireland's Celtic goddess the Three Fires are deeply significant today

Mother Mary has found a home in Ephesus where she shares her profound wisdom with the women who gather about her

The feminine spirit had to be reclaimed – She who is the Great Mother, wise soul of the earth, and who is also heavenly Wisdom.

Adding one more special gift to the three gifts the magi brought to the holy child, and then there's the gifts we can bring.

Dying is part of the soul's continuing journey through the physical and spiritual realms