Tag: mental-health

• Why Midwinter is the Wrong Time for Resolutions

  

  January often pressures us to reset, but nature encourages rest. The month symbolizes a time of slumber rather than intense productivity. Instead of striving for resolutions, we should reflect, plan, and nurture ourselves. True renewal comes in spring when growth aligns with nature, allowing us to embrace change more sustainably.

  Elizabeth Gault

  January 5, 2026

  lifestyle

  Alternative New Year resolutions, Gentle goal setting, lifestyle, mental-health, Midwinter reflection, Mindful January, mindfulness, Nature-led living, New Year resolutions pressure, pagan, personal-growth, Rock and Ore blog, Seasonal living blog, Slow living UK, spirituality, wellness, Winter wellbeing

• 10 Cosy Celtic-Inspired Finds for Autumn Evenings

  

  As autumn envelops the Celtic lands, it brings a unique charm characterized by warmth, folklore, and introspection. The article suggests ten cozy items—ranging from wool throws and candles to mythological books and journals—that enrich the season, fostering a connection to nature and tradition while enjoying intimate evenings indoors.

  Elizabeth Gault

  October 6, 2025

  lifestyle

  autumn home inspiration, autumn hygge celtic, autumn interior inspiration, celtic autumn style, celtic comfort, celtic design inspiration, celtic inspired home decor, celtic mythology lifestyle, cosy autumn evenings, cosy celtic finds, cosy living ideas, folklore inspired decor, handmade jewellery scotland, home, home-decor, lifestyle, mental-health, mindfulness, scottish folklore style