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Our Merry Folk

Elissa

I write about the origins of British & European folk customs as well as old ways wisdom for health & wellbeing to help you navigate the tomfoolery of modern life. A dash of ancestral common-sense is also included.

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Squat Like Your Ancestors (Old Ways Today)

Bringing Old Ways of Living into the Modern World

Welcome to ‘Old Ways Today’, a monthly lifestyle article that is part of the ‘Our Merry Folk’ Publication here on Substack. Each month we aim to recover another thread of ancestral health a...

16 days ago
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Folk Zine~Summer's End (Issue #3)

Hay Harvests, Antlered Goddesses and the Druid Proper

Dear Friend of the Old Ways,

23 days ago
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Saint John's Water

My St John’s Water from last year. Daisies for luck, elder flowers for protection, lavender for healing, rosemary for the love of my ancestors, sage for cleansing, honeysuckle for friendship and poppies for hope.

The air is filled with mys...

a month ago
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Walk Like Your Ancestors

From Foot-Shaped to Shoe-Shaped

Once upon a time we did not put our trust in kings or emperors nor did we willingly depend upon whoever was lording the land at the time, but today we live in a very different world, one where taking respons...

a month ago
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Folk Zine~Midsummer (Issue #2)

Cornish Witches, Scottish Charms and Black Sheep

Dear Friend of the Old Ways,

2 months ago
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    I write about the origins of British & European folk customs as well as old ways wisdom for health & wellbeing to help you navigate the tomfoolery of the modern world. A dash of ancestral common-sense is also included.

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