Spring Things
RITUAL: Making Lists | SEASON: Spring | ELEMENT: Wood
Growing up in the San Bernardino Mountains, one of our favorite Springtime activities was to go to the Daffodil Garden in Running Springs. A local resident, Gene Bauer planted almost a million daffodil bulbs in the hills behind her home. The day I gave birth to my daughter, Larissa, I walked through the cheerful Daffodil Garden to help get labor started after it had slowed down. And I took my children there every Spring until they closed it to visitors.
Daniel & Larissa at Daffodil Garden, Running Springs, CA
Just like seasonal fruits and veggies, there are some things that you can only enjoy to their fullest in the Spring. The following is a list of some ideas for Spring Things to do. Make your own list of things to do this Spring. Add some seasonal activities in your local area. Or, plan to take a day trip to a cherry blossom or lavender festival. Ask your partner, children or other family members what they would like to do and add their ideas to the list.
Plan to do some of the activities on your Spring Things list over the upcoming weekends. Enjoy your Spring! And make some memories.
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Dara Eden is the author of HER Rituals for the Divine Feminine, a periodical guide created in December of 2021. The 8 Elements, her life’s work, provides guidance about how to honor the essential needs and highest values of your personal feng shui element. Inspired by an Internet challenge designed for men, she created 365WISE, a daily self-care practice that supports women in honoring their needs and listening to their inner wisdom.
In HER Rituals, she offers insights, ideas and intuitive guidance about ways to honor your needs, values and unique expression of the divine feminine.
HER Rituals is a Womb Wisdom KeepHER’s guide to cyclical rituals for sovereign women. It provides insightful information, inspirational ideas and intuitive guidance on daily and seasonal rituals you can practice as a form of self-care. Read about ancient wisdom and philosophical principles, holistic approaches and traditional skills, slow work and intentional living, embodiment practices and immersive experiences.
