02/09/2026
🚨BREAKING: Martyna Ogonowska has lost her appeal. This is atrocious. Martyna was just 18 when she was sexually assaulted by a man named Filip Jaskiewicz. A r**e survivor, she was carrying a knife, and she stabbed Jaskiewicz once, killing him.
At her trial, the judge accepted that Martyna had been violently and sexually assaulted, but because she was carrying a knife, her actions were considered unlawful, and she was sentenced to 17 years in prison. Worse, she’s still behind bars, while Banaras Hussein, leader of the Rotherham r**e gang, is already free on licence.
This is the UK in 2026: a country where a man who doused a little girl in gasoline and threatened to set her on fire spends less time in prison than a woman who killed in admitted self defense.
01/09/2026
Nearly 5,000 strangers stood in the pouring rain to help save one little boy. ❤️
In 2019, five-year-old Oscar Saxelby-Lee of Worcester, England, was fighting a rare and aggressive form of leukaemia.
Doctors said he urgently needed a stem-cell transplant, so his parents appealed to the public for help.
What happened next was extraordinary.
Over two rainy days, 4,855 people queued outside Oscar’s primary school to have their cheeks swabbed and join the donor register. Some waited for hours. Others travelled considerable distances - all hoping they might be the match that could save a child they had never met.
It became the largest donor-registration event DKMS UK had ever held.
A match was eventually found and Oscar received a transplant. When the cancer later returned, his family raised hundreds of thousands of pounds so he could receive specialist treatment in Singapore.
Then came the news everyone had hoped for: Oscar was declared cancer-free. 🙏
Those thousands of people couldn’t know who among them might become a lifesaver. They simply saw a family asking for help - and showed up.
In the rain. In their thousands. For a little boy they had never met.
This is humanity at its best. ❤️
30/08/2026
Welcoming the wisdom of Mother Mugwort into the space.
There is something deeply sacred about harvesting and hanging herbs to dry. Today, the spotlight is on Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris), also known as the Mother of Herbs or Cronewort.
Historically tied to Artemis, the ancient Greek goddess of the moon and wild nature, Mugwort has been used for centuries as a psychic anchor and a protective shield.
If you are looking to deepen your spiritual practice, step into your intuition, or explore your dream state, she is an incredible ally to work with.
How to weave Mugwort into your spiritual practice:
* Vivid Dreams & Lucidity:
Craft a small "dream pillow" with dried Mugwort and place it beneath your head before sleep to open up your subconscious.
* Astral Journeys & Meditation:
Enjoying a light, warm cup of Mugwort tea before a session can help sharpen your inner eye and make your journeys easier to remember.
* Energy Boundaries:
Hang a dried bundle above your doorways or windows to act as a spiritual filter, keeping outside chaos out of your home.
* Sacred Smoke Cleansing: Gently burn a dried sprig to clear away heavy, stagnant energies from your tools or living space
Do you grow or forage Mugwort?
I’d ♥️ to hear how you connect with this beautiful plant in the comments below!
