Sensory Herbalism is designed to aid people on their journey to health. In Sensory Herbalism there is a focus on how we as humans can restore our own health by interacting with the plants themselves through energetic doses and through the growing and harvesting of them. Sensory Herbalism has a...
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Elder: Tree of Transformation by Jo Dunbar
At this time of the year, the hedgerows are dripping with spider webs and elderberries. The elder tree is beloved of gypsies, witches and country folk. She is known as Helder Moer in Danish (also spelled Hyldemoer), the elder mother, and is associated with the wisdom of the cunning woman. ...
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Consciousness and Earth Energy by Cilla Conway
I first encountered earth energy communication years ago, walking on Box Hill. It’s a wonderful place – the land just falls away down to the plains below. The big sky with rolling clouds absorbs your full awareness. There was a little breeze, I remember, and I said something out loud...
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The Power And Healing Of The Sweat Lodge by Ellie Blair
In the twelve years that I lived and worked in Taos, New Mexico, some of that time was spent working for The Native American Tiwa Tribe at Taos Pueblo where I was privileged to have had the opportunity to attend many Sweat Lodges. Background: Sweat Lodge origins come from...
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Garden Herbs for Stress by Jo Dunbar
We are separated from Mother Nature, and whilst we all know that it can be very hard to find our way home… Just this morning, I received an email from someone in India saying that although his health had improved, he feels lonely, scared and has lost his self-confidence. How...
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Awakening to the Spirit of Plants by Fay Johnstone
The spirit of plants is all around us, pulsing with life, waiting patiently and whispering to you Spring is the perfect time to venture outside where the landscape is turning green and coming alive with the sound of birds and bright spring flowers in bloom. As you marvel at the...
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Hawthorn: Tree of the Heart by Jo Dunbar
Observe these trees – they are all quite rugged in appearance, with both thorns and beautiful delicate flowers, and they are able to withstand harsh environments. The ancient fire ceremony of Beltane is one of the most joyous Celtic festivals of the year. This is the fertility festival, celebrating the...
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Pierre Pradervand on Finding Blessings
A dear friend of mine decided when he was a young man to travel around the world. He ended up one day in a Buddhist monastery in Thailand, not knowing how long he would stay. (He finally stayed there 2 1⁄2 years). At 3 a.m. every morning, one of the...
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The Invisible Killer by Gary Fuller (Extract)
Humans can live for three weeks without food and three days without water – but only three minutes without air. Yet we simply take our air for granted. It’s always there. It’s everywhere. The air pollution that we breathe has changed a great deal over the centuries. It is largely...
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The Cosmic Garden by Margaret Hunt
All we need is to become our true authentic selves and know that we are totally self-responsible for everything in our lives We are each like a garden and we need to put the same attention to the self as we would to a garden. We need weeding, planting, pruning,...
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