This is an e-letter based on (but not limited to) the Celtic Tree Calendar. You can expect at least one email per month that focuses on one tree and her attributes.

If you read the archives or choose digest, and cannot see pictures, go to our photo section. Here you will find an album for each Tree that has a collection of photos based on that tree.

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From Roots to Leaves, Branches to Bark
The Goddess Tree grows
In Moon Bee Acres

There is a branch for you to sit upon with a beautiful view.
Climb up into her arms, and stay for a spell.
Feel her roots, her bark, her branches, her leaves.
She is shade, shelter, a home, a hide-away.
She is an escape.
She rocks you to sleep in your hammock.
She holds up your birdfeeder, your wind chimes.
She embraces anyone who loves to climb.
In the spring she offers life, and in the fall she gives her own.
She does not judge.
She just is.

Peace,
Gwendolyn

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http://www.thegoddesstree.com
community: http://thegoddesstree.ning.com
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheGoddessTree
Goddess Studies: http://www.thegoddesstree.com/GoddessSchool
Shop: http://www.sticksandstonescircle.com
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Here is a list of some of my favorite books to reference:
The Wisdom of Trees by Jane Gifford
The Meaning of Trees by Fred Hageneder
Whispers from the Woods by Sandra Kynes
Celtic Tree Mysteries by Steve Blamires
The Herb Book by John Lust
Cunningham's Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs by Scott Cunningham

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