A powerful plant, surrounded by mythology and magic; Foxglove helps us open our hearts, improve our perception and connect with unseen realms. Also known as Goblin gloves and Witch's gloves, it was said to be worn around foxes' necks to protect them from hunters. The flower spikes are said to move and sway even when there is no wind, as they are actually nodding to spirits and the fae as they pass
Foxglove stands tall and independent in the garden. Its presence is said to signify magic and the habitat of spirits and the fae. The flowers are like portals to another realm and offer a chance to increase our perception and to connect and communicate better with nature and unseen energies
Foxglove reminds me of the High Priestess tarot card. She is a mediator between realms and a gatekeeper that guards sacred knowledge, deepest truths and the mysteries of life. She can lift the veil to enlightenment and illumination, but only if you are ready. You often end up back at her gates many times, before she senses you are ready to journey. Foxglove is the High Priestess of the garden
Foxglove has long been used as a potent heart medicine, but one that must be handled with great care. The Foxglove flower essence also has a strong and powerful connection to the heart. Foxglove can help support us in times of heartbreak, emotional weariness and heart centered traumas
A protector of the heart, Foxglove helps us open our heart and not let wounds and traumas of the past harden or armour our hearts forever. We protect our most vulnerable selves from hurt or rejection, which can lead to a heart and self that is too closed off, protected, guarded or shut down. Foxglove gently helps us strengthen and open up our hearts again and nurture ourselves back to wholeness with a balance of independence, self respect and compassion
A powerful plant, surrounded by mythology and magic; Foxglove helps us open our hearts, improve our perception and connect with unseen realms. Also known as Goblin gloves and Witch's gloves, it was said to be worn around foxes' necks to protect them from hunters. The flower spikes are said to move and sway even when there is no wind, as they are actually nodding to spirits and the fae as they pass
Foxglove stands tall and independent in the garden. Its presence is said to signify magic and the habitat of spirits and the fae. The flowers are like portals to another realm and offer a chance to increase our perception and to connect and communicate better with nature and unseen energies
Foxglove reminds me of the High Priestess tarot card. She is a mediator between realms and a gatekeeper that guards sacred knowledge, deepest truths and the mysteries of life. She can lift the veil to enlightenment and illumination, but only if you are ready. You often end up back at her gates many times, before she senses you are ready to journey. Foxglove is the High Priestess of the garden
Foxglove has long been used as a potent heart medicine, but one that must be handled with great care. The Foxglove flower essence also has a strong and powerful connection to the heart. Foxglove can help support us in times of heartbreak, emotional weariness and heart centered traumas
A protector of the heart, Foxglove helps us open our heart and not let wounds and traumas of the past harden or armour our hearts forever. We protect our most vulnerable selves from hurt or rejection, which can lead to a heart and self that is too closed off, protected, guarded or shut down. Foxglove gently helps us strengthen and open up our hearts again and nurture ourselves back to wholeness with a balance of independence, self respect and compassion
