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I have found over the years one of the biggest requests I get is a desire folks have to meet their guides. To be able to know and see the face of your guides is truly a gift. To be able to gain information about them and why they are here could really be life changing. Join me in a 25minuteish meditation on meeting your guides! I can not wait to hear about your experience!

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Herbalism is more than a hobby or an aesthetic. It is a form of resistance.

To learn the names of plants, to grow medicine in a backyard or on a windowsill, to share remedies with neighbors, these are quiet ways of reclaiming knowledge that has been pushed aside by systems that profit from our disconnection from land, from each other, and from our own bodies.

Herbalism is also work. It is study, practice, observation, and care. For many people it has always been a profession, even when it was dismissed, criminalized, or pushed into the margins. Reclaiming herbalism means recognizing the skill, labor, and dedication it takes to tend plants and to tend people.

Herbalism has always been part of mutual aid and community care. In times of crisis, when institutions fail or become inaccessible, people turn to what they can grow, gather, and share. Teas, salves, and knowledge passed hand to hand become ways communities sustain each other, quietly and collectively.

Herbal traditions carry the wisdom of ancestors, midwives, healers, and communities who cared for one another long before industrial medicine existed. Keeping that knowledge alive honors them and keeps alternatives possible.

Resistance does not always look loud. Sometimes it looks like tending a garden, brewing tea, saving seeds, or teaching someone what grows in the soil beneath their feet.

Every leaf remembered is a small act of remembering who we are.

What plants, remedies, or traditions have been part of care in your community?

“The god of dirt
came up to me many times and said
so many wise and delectable things; I lay
on the grass listening
to his dog voice,
crow voice,
frog voice; now
he said, and now,

and never once mentioned forever”. -Mary Oliver

Photographer the infamous:


🌞This turn around the sun, you’ll find me in the woods. 🐇🪞🕳️

The Fire Cider Brigade has a new PARTNER-IN-SPICE 🌶️.

Welcome to the Fleur & Forage Free Clinic! We are thrilled that our little Brigade is growing. With Herbalista providing gear, funding, and fiery herbs from the Learning Garden, the Fleur & Forage Free Clinic will lead our community medicine-making workshops and handle the local distribution. 🌶️

This collaboration also allows the Brigade work to expand into the Athens area where the Fleur & Forage Free Clinic also offers free herbal and clinical services.

Looking to get spicy with us?

🌶️ Follow the Brigade on instagram https://www.instagram.com/fireciderbrigade/

🌶️ Come to our Medicine Making Workshops:
https://herbalista.org/events/list/?tribe-bar-search=fire+cider+brigade

🌶️ Learn more about starting a Fire Cider Brigade in your neck-of-the-woods:
https://herbalista.org/projects/fire-cider-brigade/

New Offering this year! Get lit with a witch! This offering explores and entire year of ancient literature guided by Witch Mama! Check it out for free!

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