This month I had the honor of meeting Flavio Santi. Flavio is the director of The Amazanga School of Guayusa and the international representative for 300 acres a non-profit dedicated to raising money to insure the preservation of the rainforests of Ecuador. We gathered on Lummi Island in the warm home of Whitney, along with [...]
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Flavio Santi, the heart of a mission
Posted in Inspiring Herbalists of our traditions on September 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Rattlesnake Plantain: The Dance of Gratitude
Posted in Experiences of Healing with Herbs, History of Herbal Medicine, Inspiring Herbalists of our traditions, Medicinal Uses of Herbs, Uncategorized, Wildcrafting Tips on December 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Rattlesnake Plantains energetic and healing properties are explored through its signature and the effects of ingesting it.
Herbal Icon Tour 2009
Posted in History of Herbal Medicine, Inspiring Herbalists of our traditions on October 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On Saturday Kate and I, and little Coralie headed down to Seattle for a tour of some of the city’s greatest herbal apothecaries. We were after inspiration and, of course, we were not disappointed. I started out early so that I could make a quick stop over at my alma mater Bastyr University. Since it [...]
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