Three women in a village seed shop on a November afternoon — and a conversation about what it means to want something you cannot force. In this episode the hosts take the Crosshollow fable of Eda, Liss, and Maren and explore what it reveals about patience, interference, and the quiet courage of leaving things alone. They find the story's lessons everywhere: in relationships, in creative work, in grief, in any situation where the change has to happen inside someone else before it becomes visible. The lessons go well beyond magic
