Pine (or Silver Fir) is the first ogham in the last of the traditional sets of five, which places it in the position of “something new is...

In a very modern sense, Elder points out our cognitive dissonance. It’s an ogham I’ve spoken of a few times on my TikTok series (which I...

If we had an ogham for “chop wood, carry water,” Broom might be it. When Broom shows up in a reading, it’s time to focus on the...

If ever there were a pair of ogham to illustrate reversals, Vine (from last week) and Ivy would be the two. In many ways, the action of...

Vine is the first ogham in our next set of five, like the first card in a suit. The lore mentions fruit-bearing vines specifically, of a...

“An apple a day keeps the doctor away.” It makes sense that Apple signifies health and healing across cultures, though they are...