October, wetter cooler days and nights, yet a time we get to once again behold the beautiful fall of multi-coloured autumn leaves on the ground.
October tenth month of the year, comes from an old Latin word Octo which literally translates eight, was the eight month in the old Calendar of Romulus c..750 B C. It was also called Winterfylleth by the Saxons, meaning fullness of winter, as it sets us up in preparation for the colder, darker months ahead.
Colours associated with October are opal and tourmaline.
Metaphysically October is a time for spirit soul body balance, to set a higher, more conscious intention, on how we wish to show up and express on the planet, and within the sphere of our day to day experiences.
Below is a short listing of a few Awareness Days and Events taking place over the course of the month, nationally and Globally.
1 Coffee Day
2 Grandparents Day UK
4 Yom Kippur + 1 day
5 World Smile Day/World Teachers Day
9 Sukkot + 7 days
10 World Mental Health Day/Columbus Day USA/Native American day
12 International Day for Natural Disaster Reduction
13 World Sight Day
15 World Singing Day & World Sweetest Day USA
16 World Food Day
17 World Child Poverty Day/International Eradication of Poverty Day
21 Trafalgar Day UK
24 United Nations day
25 Diwali/World Opera Day
30 British Summertime Ends
31 Halloween
Later it became the 9th month when two months were added to the then Calendar. Nine representing wisdom and a season of vast possibilities. Nine letters in its name!
There is something about August that raises hope, and generates a sense of fun and celebration; perhaps it is because we are heading towards the last days of expected sunny days as the year rolls over to the darker cooler season.


“Persons born in April is said to be very energetic and active. They have a great love for food, reading and travel. April folk laugh, and being full of life, they are fun to be around. Queen Elizabeth II and Shakespeare share this birthday. Some say is sacred to goddess Venus.”
MARCH

Hello February written by Lady Dawnecia Palmer
Let us tippy-toe gracefully into this new year 2022. It is full to overflowing, bursting with lovely goodies.