The Sacred Rowan Tree
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Rowan trees are a part of Celtic Lore and were held in high esteem by the ancient peoples of Ireland. The Rowan was one of the most sacred trees to the Celtic Druids and it was forbidden to use any part of it except in very special religious ceremonies. The Vikings made their Runes from the wood of the Rowan tree. Runes were worn as amulets for protection from sorcery and dark forces...Books from Bealtaine Cottage Publishing… bealtainecotta...
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Good Morning Dearest Colette ☀️✨🌱🤗 Blessed be the Rowan Tree and Blessing to you Dear Colette 🌱🌳🍃🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱 Thank you 💚💕
Nature is incredible 🥰...here in California, our redwoods burned down in several lightening strikes all over the state. In one of my favorite areas, Big Basin, the only remaining trees that didn’t perish, miraculously, are called the grandmother tree and the grandfather tree! And now there are seedlings everywhere so Mother Earth is working to bring back the beauty. I read this a month ago in a local coastal newsletter. It makes my heart sing 💗💓💗 Thank you for sharing your Rowan trees’ gift Colette 🌛🌝🌜
I am originally from California and miss the giant Sequoias there so so much. My parents met there and I feel they are my great great grandparents. During the fires I raised money to protect the redwoods. We do have a few redwoods here in hawaii but they look a bit different. Thank you for sharing about the grandmother and grandfather tree......🧡🌲🌳💚💛
Lovely just special,,,, as always... 💚🙏🏼💚
I came across my Rowan free in a certain supermarket reduced to 70p yes I bought her and brought her home to live in my front garden where she grows I can see her every day from my kitchen window she is my birthday tree 🌳which is in January beautiful beautiful tree's.
Beautiful blessings Colette and Jack❤❤
That is awesome!
i planted a rowan last year around this time, so excited for when it'll come back into leaf soon. for some inexplicable reason, this video removed some lingering feeling of 'loneliness' that suddenly came on, nature is so uplifting
Wow!! i like that so any beauties out of one.... Thank you I enjoyed learning about the Rowan tree.
One of the many miracles of Mother Earth that have manifested at Bealtaine Cottage. 🍀
i collected berries last year and have pots full of tiny seedlings now, hopefully they will help to bring some life back to the monoculture desert here on the Moray firth.......beautiful coastline, denuded by acres of animal husbandry, barley, and inedible potatoes !! i have atiny garden outside our cottage, but its full to overflowing......and im spending a lot of my time seed bombing wildflower seeds around the village. Its great in the summer to hear people say " where have all these poppies come from???" keep up the good work!
That's a wonderful outlook...more power to your bombs!
I do this with milkweed for the monarchs, we have so much wasted land here just collecting trash waiting to be bought and developed. I use it as my guerrilla garden.
You should start a channel the coastal Ireland is MYTHICAL and it would be LOVELY TO SEE!
Good morning😎 Happy Ostara🐇 @ 4:09 When you hit the spiral I Jumped!! I was listening so intently and watching closely LOL So beautiful... Blessings xxx
My partner is a big fan of this method. He had a cow knock over a sizeable Alder tree which has done the same thing. The babies aren't as big as yours yet but, its fascinating watching how they resprout. We've a 2nd Alder just blown down he's leaving the same.
I am in tears. What a beautiful story.
Gorgeous!!!
Surrounded by rowans where I live. Love them and feel so healed and protected 🌳🌿
Wonderful story, your walkways frame all the beautiful plants. Peace to you and Jack.
How beautiful!
My daughter is named Rowan. It holds a special place in my heart.
Blessings, Colette.
Blessings dear life- giving Rowan Tree...
The sheer magic of Life.
Blessings, once more....
I love the way you tell us about the trees. 👍😊
I love your videos !!
Whenever I hear the Rowan tree mentioned, I always think of my Scottish Grandma who always used to sing the song, I think it was called ‘ oh Rowan tree’. It also makes me think of my dear late dad, who used to get teary eyed when he heard that song. 😢
Mother Earth always heals , thank you for the lovely video Colette , happy Ostara , blessings to you and darling Jack xxx💜💜💜
Beautiful!!! Lots of blessings 🙏🏽
Good morning Colette. Thank you for the walk. I have always suspected that certain tree species are capable of forming underground networks, spreading and communicating. And folks wonder why I don't feel alone in the deep woods 🌲🌲🌲...
Beautiful rowans, one of my favourite trees. Blessings to you Colette and dear Jack on this beautiful Good Friday, as sunny here in Dorset as it is with you 💗
Good morning from Nova Scotia. Always a pleasure to visit beautiful Bealtaine!
The Secret Life of Trees. That's what this reminds me of.
Just magical.❤🙏
What a beautiful example of how much better off we are, when we don't interfere with the earth & her ways.
I love it Colette x
We planted a Rowan tree to honor Bridgid on 1st February this year. We have 10 acres of swamp and forest with a huge pond that we are attempting to restore to health here in southern Michigan, USA
Your videos are so inspiring and informative . Thankyou for all that you share with us. Rowan Blessings retun to you 3x3x3 from all the way across Her seas....Falcon
They are amazing trees. Somtime I notice them growing horizontally out of the mountain sides. Your trees are the tallest Rowans that I have ever seen. I guess it's because they are single and stretching up for the sunlight. Your project is truly inspirational. Your love of nature is reflected in the birdsong, pondlife, plant and animal ecosystems. The Goddess must be happy. 💐🌷🌻🌳🌹🌲🐦🐰🐦🐁🐶🐸🐟🐝🐞🍄
Good morning Colette, looking very spring like where you are, not so good here in Northamptonshire, the weather has decided to turn rather chilly again! Enjoy the rest of your day. Blessings to you and Jack
Good morning!
I was led to this page by a friend after posting up about a beautiful old Rowan tree that had also fallen down and was rotten but has grown a good six or seven new shoots which is really, really beautiful. I'm so pleased she's started afresh and loved the video as I do have a soft spot for the beautiful Rowan.
Wow. Thats a coincidence. I have this evening been extracting seeds from rowan berries to get plants for my food forest. Colette, please could you show a close up of the ribes flower one day, i am sure i have them growing here in New Zealand. Blessings and wishing you a wonderful day. 🌞
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Lijsterbes in Dutch. Seed came in my garden. It grows.
I love the sound of the pea gravel under your feet. We are currently looking for a new home to buy and will incorporate the gravel in my landscape because of your videos.
Thank you. I feel so blessed to have the opportunity to take a stroll through your garden and to see how the Rowan tree is rebirthing itself!!! I am far away in Hawaii and growing a Native garden, but I do miss the trees of my ancestors. I have never seen a rowan tree in person. I look forward to reading some of your books.
Rowan's re my favourite trees. Here in Wales, many people call them the devil's tree and won't use the berries. My Scots aunt called them Judas' trees but where I grew up we ate rowan jelly with cheese often and the rowan was sacred, along with oak, ash, holly and thorn. The rowan was the protection tree of children. They were never cut down as it was seen as being an act capable of causing a family to die out.
We bought this house because oak, ash, holly and both black and hawthorn stood beside it. The rowan has been added, a tiny one was asked respectfully for permission before being brought from a local hedgerow to join them. It is here to grow with our grandson, to protect him now and to call him home from time to time when he is old enough to leave. I regret not being able to bring these traditions into my children's lives for fear of upsetting their father, but will not let another generation grow without them. To know how to care for and be cared for by trees is his right and our ancestors have a right for their beliefs to be upheld.
Truly magical!
Marvelous!! I felt goose bumps when you showed us the children of the fallen mother Rowan tree. Beautiful and diverse layers of Mother Earth on your property! Amazing how you know each and every plant life there. 😊
Wonderful! 🙏 ♥
Rowan tree spirit lives on because of your loving heart Colette ♥️
Beautiful, always hope and life with the Goddess, have a great weekend Colette and Jack xxx
Wow thank you 🙏. A Rowan tree spontaneously started growing in my garden amongst my raspberry bush. It must be 2 yrs old now. A gift from the birds maybe 🤔 or gift from the universe 🙏
How beautiful. I'm headed out into my yard now. Yesterday I planted a volunteer vine maple that came up in a pot that had ferns and blue bells in it . My intention is for it to take over a spot where my white bark birch tree is very slowly dying from bronze birch borer. Since it was happy nestled between the ferns I left them all together. More gravel to spread and reseating some flagestones. Dividing hostas and other wonderful things will happen today. Blessings to you from Beaverton Oregon.
Colette Such a lovely and moving story. Hugs to you and Jack from across the ocean 💚❤
Beautiful. Back in autumn I planted a dozen acorns in a seed tray, I now have seven little sprouts that are just about ready to be transferred to little pots, I don’t have room in my garden to grow them directly but I’m going to look after them until they are hopefully one day big enough to be planted into earth whereupon I will give them away to whomever has space. Any advice regarding baby oak trees from anyone who reads this will be most welcome, I’ve never grown them before. Blessings to all x
I know it's lovely to do that and give them away ... My mum kept one of hers in a Pot and it was kind of like a bonsai tree but a bigger about 3ft tall the pot was quite large... It was happyi in there,,, she would feed it and we had it for many years only to put it in the ground when. Mum went in a nursing home,,, it did grow a bit but not too much in their garden so what I'm trying to say is they are very. Hardy trees that's why they are called the mighty OAK...
@@henriettahenson yes, I’m hoping to keep one for myself - of course it will have to be moved into a bigger pot every so often, I already have a chestnut tree that my son planted after it sprouted when he’d collected conkers one year - its about 15 years old now and it appears happy and healthy so far. It’s wonderful that your mums oak was kept, I hope the garden is where you can visit and give a hug or a little stroke of a branch in her memory x
It would appreciate a large pot with dirt from the area you gathered them in and some of their Momma’s leaves for mulch as welll...Bles you for sprouting baby oaks! Oak forest are endangered worldwide due to a lack of regenerative habitat.
@@FalconRiverArtemisArchery thanks for the advice, the mother tree resides in the garden next to my mums house so I should be able to source both earth and leaves from there x
Wonderful video. I noticed the beautiful owl on your map. We have two great horned owl living very near us and I love hearing them morning and night. I try to make our property as inviting to birds as possible. It's so lovely to hear them. Even the woodpeckers!
Happy Easter . 🌾🌾. A wonderful story of rebirth. Nature's way . Blessings.
Love this Colette, Mother Earth at her best, wonderful to see so many sacred Rowans rebirthed. Happy Ostara to you and Jack, we have snow forecasted here in the north. Xx
A miracle of nature ❤️️
❤️ Incredible !!
That's amazing, about the Rowan tree..all these youngsters
Thank you Colette for Rowan Tree information and knowledge. 🐰🐇🦋🌷🕷️🕸️🌴
The young Rowans are beautiful. There are so many ✨
Kathleen
THAT IS AMAZING....that is like a REAL TRUE nature story of regeneration and how nature will ALWAYS PREVAIL...GOD AND the GODDESS are with you in that place Collete, I KNOW YOU BELIEVE THAT....
This is a interesting video, it always seems to amaze me how much I learn from you Sweet Colette😊, Beautiful trees,excellent'e. Blessing to you Colette and adorable Jack from Texas USA😍🇺🇸🙏
This is so beautiful.
Inspirational. Thank you ☺️💚
what a great story.....all those baby trees from one mother....talk about Mother Nature at work! ♥
That's lovely!
Amazing.🥰
You live in paradise!
At 4:09 do you see the Angel shadow . Wow 🤩 I love it 😻
Did you see the shadow angel 👼
Totally love your beautiful life. ❤️
Where is Jack " the leader"????? ...........Thank you Colette , you are a wonderful soul :-)
I've always been drawn to the name Rowan if I ever have children.
Happy Spring Colette! I am curious, isn't there a Rowan tree down by the pond (near the dragon statue) along the driveway as well? Also, those last trees you showed us don't look like any Rowans I've seen pictures of. They are so tall and slender. Are there different types? I'm from the U.S. so have never even seen one, however, I legally changed my middle name to "Rowan" 15 years ago in honor of the tree :)
ps. Anyone else who knows, please feel free to answer. I know Colette doesn't have time to be in youtube comments all day.
Much, much, much love to all, Lore🍃🌿🌱
It is a Rowan tree. If you look back on previous years videos when the leaves are out then you will see. There is a Rowan tree near the gate, but none by the pond...you may be mistakenly looking at the Cotoneaster.
@@bealtainecottage Thank you. I'll pay close attention in the videos.
You can’t keep a good Rowan down.
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