Some patterns only become apparent when I look back at them. Maybe it's the same for you? That's why, in August, I’ll use Ogham Tuesdays...

Hazel is a favorite ogham of mine. Though it’s a bit of a joke here, how much I dislike the flavor of hazelnuts (except in Nutella), I...

Holly is a tree that surprises me all the time, and not just because of the sharp points. Did you know the leaves only grow like that...

When I see Oak in a reading, it feels to me like Delightful Masculinity. Let me explain. Oak is a solid door. A strong foundation....

In every divinatory system I’ve studied, there are some readings that are more uncomfortable than others. Hawthorn can be a little bit...

Ash is the final ogham in our first set of five! In this position, like the highest cards in a suit would be in tarot, we’re looking for...

When Willow shows up in a reading for me, it’s a signal to tune into my intuition and look for what is below the surface. On good days,...

Our next letter in the ogham alphabet is Alder, which speaks of guidance from a trusted source and how that guidance can have a...

The second letter of the ogham alphabet is Rowan. There are lots of correspondences in play: the color red (from the berries), the tree’s...

Birch is the first letter in the ogham alphabet, symbolizing new-ness in general and new beginnings in particular. Sometimes it shows up...