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Plant Medicine for Grieffeatured

Grief and Change are inevitable parts of life, and they don’t have to be faced alone. This Earth offers us a wealth of medicine that can provide comfort, spiritual protection, and emotional healing.

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Materia Medica: Venus Flytrapfeatured

Dionaea muscipula, commonly known as Venus Flytrap, is a carnivorous plant from the Droseraceae (Sundew) family. Native to the temperate and subtropical wetlands of North and South Carolina, this plant has become world-famous and widely cultivated for their extraordinary carnivorous actions and  distinctive features.   Appearance:   D. muscipula is an herbaceous perennial that grows Read more

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Materia Medica: Oregon Grape Rootfeatured

Mahonia aquifolium, also known as Berberis aquifolium or Oregon Grape Root, is a potent purifier growing abundantly in western North America. Oregon Grape Root is treasured for their cleansing properties and healing benefits to the skin.   Appearance: M. aquifolium is an evergreen shrub that can grow between 3 to 10 feet tall. The plant Read more

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When It’s All Too Muchfeatured

The ins and outs of participation in human society continue to confuse and surprise me. Sometimes, the thought of merely existing on this plane makes me uncomfortable.   These past few months have felt like I’ve been wandering, drifting, sometimes seen and sometimes not.  I have a vague idea of what my destination is and Read more

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When You Feel Lostfeatured

Lately, I’ve been feeling a lot of confusion, grief, & anger amidst this experience of human life. Of course, I exist outside of these feelings as well; I still find plenty reminders for joy, love & appreciation.

However, the one constant beneath it all, & perhaps the reason I keep bouncing between the extremes of emotion, is a hounding sense of aimlessness.

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