Mistletoe Wreath SoJourner whether you're hitting the skies

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Mistletoe Wreath SoJourner whether you're hitting the skiesWhy do we kiss under a sprig of mistletoe? How did such a custom start? Mistletoe has no roots in the soil, and it remains green in the winter when the leaves of the tree it has made its home have withered, so the ancient Celts regarded mistletoe as a magic blessing from the sun god. The mistletoe shrub was carefully harvested with a golden sickle and never allowed to touch the ground. The sprigs hung over doorways for good luck and protection from