Sacred Arts Guild

10/19/2026

Autumnal Wisdom Crafting Circles in Nevada City , please come make join the Magick 🧙‍♀️✨

🌿🌕🍂 Sacred Arts Guild Presents 🍂🌕🌿 WISDOM CRAFTING CIRCLES Witch Broom Weaving With Anu at Rosebud Ranch ✨ A Fullish Moon Gathering of Beauty & Magick! Saturday, October 24th | 3–6 PM 🌹🌟Dear Kindred Spirits, Come gather in the beauty of autumn for an enchanting afternoon ...

03/09/2026

✨ Fresh Batches Are Here ✨
🌈Dear Beloveds Gratitude & an Invitation 🌹 I am so grateful for each and every one of you. ♥️Your presence in my life means more than I can say — and as I come out of my deep Priestess hermitage of healing and back into the world, your support truly means the world to me.

I am making fresh stocks of my Sacred Arts Guild ritual oils — small-batch blends crafted from rare, organic, and wildcrafted ingredients you will find nowhere else.

These are ritual oils and living parfum. Beautiful, natural, and completely nontoxic — scent that merges with your own skin and smell, becoming something entirely yours.
Crafted with intention, these oils work on you throughout the day, lifting your spirits and nourishing your mind, body heart and spirit.

…..The kind of fragrance that makes people lean in and ask ‘Mmmm…what is that amazing scent you are wearing?’

Each blend is crafted in my Priestessly devotion to your highest good & designed to support uplifting the spirit with each unique combination of plant allies .

Designed to uplift the spirit created in ceremony, for presence, and sensuous luxury — I hope they make you feel beautifully extraordinary.
All oils are in a jojoba base, 3ml roll-on bottle made to Parfume potency which is stronger than perfume.
A little dab will do & your bottle will last a long time.

Pictured here are just three of the blends available — SacredArtsGuild.com
Forest Rose is currently private order only.

🌸 Triple Lotus — A devotional union of White, Blue, and Pink Lotus with two expressions of Amber. Otherworldly. Like stepping into a temple at dawn. (Available online)

✨ Lumina — Pink Lotus, Mimosa, Jasmine, and Sandalwood. Radiant and tender — the scent of light falling soft on your skin. (Available online)

🌲 Forest Rose — Rose, Saffron, Oak Moss, and Amber. Grounded and intoxicating. Like wandering barefoot through an ancient forest in full bloom. (Custom order currently — coming online soon)

Check out some of our other sacred rare and unique oils like: Merlin‘s Bridge, Quan Yin, Many Blessings, Pure Rose, & Custom blends are also available.

Special For you: $30 in person, or order online at SacredArtsGuild.com and use code BELOVEDS for 12% off.
International Beloveds? Reach out directly to arrange shipping.

✨🌈 I’m also available for:

🌿 Custom blends — have a specific intention, season, or skin chemistry in mind? Let’s create something together.

🏛️ Business orders — custom blend development and order fulfillment for wellness spaces, retreat centers, shops, and ceremony-focused businesses. Bulk order deals available — just reach out.

🛍️ Retail placement — 🙏this is my main focus 🧘 if you own a shop, work with one, or know someone who might love to carry a truly unique line of organic and wildcrafted ritual ‘parfum’ oils — please connect us. That introduction genuinely helps.
To place an order, visit SacredArtsGuild.com, DM me directly, or reach out personally — I would love to connect. Happy to ship anywhere. 📦
Whether you order, share this with someone who might love it, or simply send some love my way — thank you. Every bit of love I feel it with Joy.
Sending each of you so much love 🌈♥️
Anu 🌼🦁🌿🌸

🌹Beautiful art in the background from the amazing Autumn Skye Morrison 🌹🧚✨

To see more oil and spray blends please go to

SacredArtsGuild.com

01/26/2026

As we enter the season of IMBOLC ✨🧚
I wanted to find someone who did the history justice and I really appreciated this video ….
Enjoy

A brief history of Imbolc and St Brigid's Day. In this documentary I examine the story of the Celtic goddess Brigid, the possibly Neolithic origins of the an...

02/04/2025

Imbolc Celebrations are an invitation to celebrate the Divine Feminine in all her forms, embodied in the radiant presence of Brigid—goddess of poetry, healing, and the sacred flame. She is The Exalted One, keeper of wisdom and transformation, guiding us toward clarity, inspiration, and the courage to forge new paths. She inspires and encourages us to tend to the Truth of our inner Flame.

Brigid is often symbolized in the three-stranded braid, representing her triple aspects—maiden, mother, and crone—each thread honoring the fullness of feminine expression. We see her as the spark of new beginnings, the fierce protector, and the wise elder who carries the deep knowing of the ages. As we celebrate her, we have the opportunity to also honor the many ways the feminize manifests in the world, in ourselves, and in the sacred cycles of life.

On this sacred season of Imbolc, I invite you to light a candle in honor of the Divine Feminine 🌺
Give yourself the gift of a sacred moment to sit in meditation, connect with your inner light, and from that space….sink into appreciating the divine light of the feminine in all the many faces she appear in the world around you. Allow your self to fill with love, appreciation and gratitude for the gifts of the Divine Mother.
May her flame inspire and guide you as we step into the growing light of the year.

Inspiring News: In 2023 Ireland has made Imbolc a national holiday, honoring Brigid as both goddess and saint, and celebrating the strength, creativity, and resilience of women. I hope there are more celebrations for the Divine Feminine the world over this time of year.
🦢💗🦢
Many Blessings ~ Anu

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02/04/2025

Imbolc Ritual Craft: Creating a Brigid Doll
Imbolc season is a time to honor the Goddess in all her forms .
Magickal crafting is an ancient practice and a beautiful meditation and prayer 💗

One of the most traditional and meaningful crafts for Imbolc is making a Brigid Doll (Brídeóg) from corn husks, wheat shafts, or dried cereal grasses.
This sacred figure represents Brigid in her many aspects—goddess of fertility, healing, poetry, and the sacred flame.

Crafted from the remnants of last year’s harvest, the Brigid Doll carries the blessings of the land and serves as a symbol of abundance and renewal for the season ahead.

She embodies the transformative power of Imbolc, reminding us that from what has passed, new life and inspiration emerge.

As a guardian of the hearth, she offers protection, warmth, and creative energy, inviting Brigid’s presence into our homes and hearts.

How to Make a Brigid Doll

You’ll Need:
•Dried corn husks, wheat shafts, or long stalks of driedgrass
•Thread, yarn, or ribbon
(Suggestions: red for Brigid’s fire, white for purification - and any will do )
•A small bundle of straw or fabric for forming the head
•Optional: Small dried flowers, beads, or charms for decoration

Steps:
1. Prepare the Materials – If using corn husks, soak them in warm water for a few minutes to make them more pliable.
2. Form the Head – Take a small bundle of husks or straw and tie it tightly with thread to create the head of the doll.
3. Shape the Body – Fold long strands downward to form the torso, securing just below the head with thread or ribbon.
4. Create Arms – Take a separate bundle of husks, tie at both ends to form hands, and slide them between the body layers, tying them in place at the waist.
5. Add a Dress or Skirt – Arrange extra husks around the waist for a flowing skirt effect, tying at the waist.
6. Decorate with Intention – Add a red ribbon for Brigid’s fire, dried flowers for abundance, or a small sun symbol to represent her light.

Blessing & Intention Setting

Once your Brigid Doll is complete, hold her in your hands and speak an intention for the coming season. You may say:

“Brigid, keeper of the sacred flame,
Bless this home, this heart, this name.
With light and warmth, guide my way,
Through Imbolc’s dawn and coming days.”

Place the doll near your hearth, altar, or doorway as a symbol of Brigid’s presence and a beacon of creativity, protection, and renewal.

On the next Imbolc, you may return your doll to the earth, placing her in the fields for blessing, burning her in ritual, or keeping her as a year-long guardian.

What will you be crafting this Imbolc?

Happy Magickal Crafting🧚‍♀️
~Anu

02/01/2025

🧚✨How will you harness the magick & wisdom of the Imbolc? …As the wheel of the year turns from the deep slumber of winter toward the promise of spring, now we have entered the sacred window of Imbolc—
…a time of quickening light, inner purification, and the first stirrings of new life.

This holy day is dedicated to Brigid, the radiant Goddess of the hearth, poetry, healing, smithcraft, and the sacred flame.

As we celebrate the Goddess it is also our time to celebrate The Divine Feminine 🌺

Brigid, in her many forms, is both a goddess of ancient Celtic tradition and a saint of early Christianity, she is a ‘bridge’ between the old ways and the new.
What can we learn from this powerful and enduring Goddess whose worship far predates Christianity?

Brigid is seen as the keeper of sacred wells and eternal flames, she is a guardian of inspiration and creativity, and a midwife of transformation, both physical and spiritual.

Brigid,The Keeper of Fire and Water

Brigid’s essence is woven into the elements of fire and water—the purifying heat of the forge and hearth, and the healing depths of sacred springs and wells.
As a smith, she tempers raw metal into tools and weapons, symbolizing our own process of refinement and growth.
As a poet, she inspires the bardic tradition, calling forth words that shape reality.
As a healer, she tends to the body and soul, offering renewal and protection.

Brigid is a Goddess worshiped for times untold.:.
At Kildare, Ireland, her sacred flame was tended by priestesses in pre-Christian times and later by nuns who honored her as Saint Brigid.
This unbroken devotion speaks to the enduring power of her presence, a light that has never gone out.🔥

Imbolc marks the midpoint between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, a liminal space where the earth stirs beneath frost-laden fields.

The word Imbolc is thought to derive from “i mbolg,” meaning “in the belly,” referring both to the pregnancy of ewes and the nascent life growing unseen beneath the soil. It is a time of inner preparation, when the seeds of our intentions, planted in the darkness of winter, begin to germinate.

Imbolc is not just an external festival; it is a soul-felt experience. As we light our candles and whisper our prayers, we also tend the inner flame—our sacred creativity, our will to transform, our connection to the divine.

Brigid calls us to ignite our purpose, to move from contemplation to action, to shape our lives as a blacksmith shapes metal—with patience, vision, and the fire of devotion.

May the blessings of Brigid illuminate your path, may her healing waters renew your spirit, and may your Imbolc be filled with warmth, wisdom, and sacred inspiration.

✨Wishing All a Blessed Imbolc ☀️ lets us be nourished in the blessings of the season 🔥

Blessed Bee

10/31/2024

🌙 Samhain Blessing 🌙

On these nights when the veil thins and the air is thick with mystery, light a candle and call forth the wisdom of those who walked before us. Release what weighs you down, and open your heart to the whispers of guidance in the shadows. May these nights bless your spirit with peace, power, and deep connection. Blessed be. 🖤✨