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A lunar eclipse is often referred to as the 'Corn Moon,' symbolizing the ancient cultural traditions of harvesting that crop under this seasonally magical moon. Tonight's first full moon of August signals the time of year when this crop is fertile, fruitful, powerful and plentiful.

The Native Americans called maize the 'Giver of Life' or 'Seed of Seeds.' Blue corn meal has long been used in Indian culture as both an offering and blessing for a life well lived. Other traditions and cultures hold… Continue

According to Feng Shui philosophy and Chinese legend, the pear blossom is the floral most intertwined with the energies of August. Pear trees have long been associated with longevity and even immortality. One of the reasons that myth might hold true is because the pear tree can actually continue to bear fruit for as long as 300 years. Due to this extraordinary feat, it's said that eating a pear (not a peach; sorry Allman Brothers!) with a healthy attitude and strong intention will impart magical… Continue

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Take any brass or metal bell and go to each and every corner on the main floor of your house. Ring the bell a total of nine times in each corner; three times ringing the bell up above your head, three times bringing the bell down and ringing it in front of your heart and then lowering the bell down by your side and ringing it three times in succession there. Walking around your main floor in a clockwise direction, starting and ending at your front door or entrance, ring this bell in every corner… Continue