#Hazel nut uprooted

[deadstaticolivia]

Idk I got bored

[pickle-juice-enjoyer]

I made the Uprooted crew in sims 4

It's alright if yall don't like them, it's just the way I see them, personally

Booker (yep he looks like Andy because I can't see another face for Booker)

Grimley (I love him he so precious)

Peggy (she looks so girlbossy gosh)

Hazel Nut (I have no idea why I see her so glamorous)

And Bitsy (I did post her already but of course I need to include her!)

There they are!

[roxymorondraws]

Yes i got Hazel!

HELLO IT'S MY UPROOTED QUIZ!!!!! DO IT !!!!!!!!!!! AND SHARE THE RESULTS!!!!!!!!!! I HOPE YOU GUYS LIKE IT <33333

[sliqtril]

i started having visions of a humanized uprooted crew

[temzias]

picnic date!

[fayyline2]

Don't know if someone did this already but c'mon she's a chipmunk

[drzibs]

“nestor zappa… that could be anybody!”

i wanna know exactly at what point mikey decided the miserable mallard was gonna be the man hazel nut screwed over, because i could not stop laughing oh my god

[mossinaround]

i apologize music/instrument lovers

[whomstsnek]

behold, the dimwits of Dimwood

[patchworkbearss]

They r on a date :3

[starpie554]

HONNEEY OH BABY MIINE!

These guys are so cute I LOVE THEM

I’m running low on options on what to listen to next! I can’t live without these peoples shenanigans

[proboblynotstriaght]

I’ve been watching Uprooted recently; and while I am terrible at drawing anything animate, I do love to draw a good accessory!

Peggy’s homemade Wizard hat!!!!

Bookers battered hat with holes for his ears!

And Hazel’s Spear Sharp Walking stick!

[coco-froggyy]

uprooted guys oh em gee!!

I drew everyone in legends of avantris’s Uprooted except the bird guy i don’t like the bird guy so anyway wyd when you see these guys at the foot of your bed

[sliqtril]

hi guys im leaving for vacation in 2 days so here are my old uprooted concept scraps. currently rushing trying to finish oc refs before i leave

[pickle-juice-enjoyer]

I adore them

[dark-corner-cunning]

Nature's Comfort in Times of Grief, Sadness, Depression, & Shadow Work

As the days grow shorter and the veil between worlds thins, those of us in the northern hemisphere prepare for our descent into the darker half of the year. The turning inward begins—a time of reflection, rest, and connection with the mysteries of the unseen. With Samhain and All-Hallows fast approaching, many of us will be honoring our beloved dead, inviting their spirits into our hearths and hearts.

Yet, here in Appalachia, the weight of this season feels heavier than usual. We are still grappling with the aftermath of Helene, not only facing the destruction left in her wake but mourning the loss of family, friends, and neighbors. The land, our sacred connection, has been scarred, and we feel that pain deeply in our spirits. In these moments, grief is a shared burden, an ache that runs through the hills and hollers, touching us all.

With this in mind, I wanted to offer some healing guidance to those of you navigating this challenging time. Grief, loss, and depression can be overwhelming forces, but nature has always provided us with allies—herbs that soothe the spirit and support us through our shadow work. These plants can help us not only process our emotions but also guide us through the necessary inner journeys of transformation and healing.

Agrimony: Dispelling negative feelings

Amaranth: Healing the brokenhearted

Ashwagandha: Stress relief

Balm of Gilead Tears: Healing from loss & the broken heart

Beech Tree: Emotional wound healing

Bleeding Heart Flower: Ease broken hearts

Bluebell: Soothes grief & sorrow

Brussel Sprouts: Helps to process emotional heartache

Burdock Root: Removes negative feelings from trauma & wrongdoing

Calamint: Soothes sorrow & aids in the recovery of emotional pain

Cannabis: Aids relaxation & calms

Celandine: Helps with depression

Centaury: Repels hurtful energy

Chamomile: Reduces stress

Chaparral: Aids in resolving sleep disturbances triggered by the mind

Chestnut (Bark, Leaves, Nuts): Relieving worry

Chickweed: Calms anger & releases long-held grudges

Clover (King’s): Helps with depression

Clove: Eases grief

Coffee: Removes negative self-views

Coriander: Eases broken heart

Cypress: Eases grief & broken hearts

Fireweed: Trauma recovery

Garden Sage (Any Sage Other Than White): Eases grief & loss

Ghost Pipe: Assists with shadow work, emotional pain, & aids with bad habits

Katydid: Letting go of patterns, beliefs, & behaviors that no longer serve you

Kola Nut: Helps remove depression

Lamb’s Ear: Dispels despair

Lantana: Helps heal depression

Lavender: Promotes calmness, soothing, & helps overcome depression

Lemon Balm: Helps in healing mental & nervous issues

Linden Tree: Heart healing & stress relief

Lotus Root: Aids in preventing intrusive & negative thoughts

Meadowsweet: Relieves distress & disharmony

Narcissus: Promotes peace of mind

Neroli: Overcoming emotional blockages

Nettle: Dispels fear

Onion Flower: Banishes bad habits & negative influences

Pampas Grass: Aids in overcoming depression

Papaya: Aids in bringing you out of darkness

Passionflower: Aids in destressing

Pine Nuts: Aids in releasing & moving on

Rabbit Tobacco: Aids in helping ease restless spirits (Great for the departed lost to traumatic situations)

Redbud: Healing shame & emotional pain

Reindeer Moss: Helps feeling uprooted, disconnected, displaced, & coping with sudden changes out of your control

Rosemary: Remembrance

Sassafras: Overcoming addiction

Skullcap: Relieves disharmony & disruption

Snowdrop: Relieves sorrow & grief

Spider Plant: Reduces stress

Star of Bethlehem: Releases shock, trauma, psychological & emotional blockages

Sugar Cane: Aids in sympathy

Thyme: Eases grief

Tumbleweed: Releasing the care of other’s thoughts about you

Willow Tree: Overcoming sadness

Witch Hazel: Eases grief

Wood Betony: Eases grief

Wormwood: Eases anger

Ylang Ylang: Overcoming depression

Zinnia: Eases sadness