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Sinus Infections and The Magic of Herbal Neti Pots
When you consider topical applications, poultices and salves might come to mind, but did you

A Practitionerโs Guide to Topical Herbal Remedies
Does the term โtopical herbsโ make you think of applying herbs to your skin? Perhaps

Ask Me Anything, a live event replay
Stepping onto the plant path is a meaningful decision, and it is completely natural to

A Journey Through the Air Element Signs and Herbs
Autumn is here, and with it comes a significant shift in our seasonal calendar as

Alchemy & Astrology: Two Missing Keys in Modern Herbalism
Modern herbalism has access to an unprecedented range of global traditions, plant medicines, and scientific

Spiritual Healing, Alchemy, and Herbalism
What kind of images come to mind when you hear the phrase โspiritual healing with

What Astrology can do for you as an Herbalist
As an herbalist, you love working with plants on many levels. You might be a wildcrafter, or a gardener. You might just love making herbal medicine. You probably help your friends, family, clients and community with their health through herbs. And chances are, you actually do all of the above, right?

What is “Energetic Architecture?”
I use the term โenergetic architectureโ a lot in my work- for itโs a phrase that to me truly encompasses the concept in alchemy of correspondences, or the philosophy that everything in life is interconnected, related, and the above and below are ultimately One. But what does that mean? And how do we use that philosophy practically? Energetic Architecture is a universal pattern of energetics that weaves together science, religion, and medical traditions from around the world. Essentially, it consists of three primary layers, or patterns, of energetics: the 7 planets, the 5 elements, and the 3 philosophical principles (Alchemy) or doshas (Ayurveda). When one looks at traditional models of the world, there is usually always some form of a 3 fold pattern, a 5 fold pattern, and a 7 fold pattern.
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Blue Vervain: The Herbalistโs Remedy for Tension & Anxiety
Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata) has long been one of my

Is Comfrey Safe? An Herbalistโs Guide to Traditional Use
Current herbal advice says you should never take Comfrey internally,

Strategies for a Holistic Respiratory Formula
The art of herbal formulation isโฆ well just that- an art!! The #1 mistake too many herbalists make when it comes to formulating is that they think about what organ system they want to work with and BAM- throw every herb they can think of that does something to that system and hope that it will work.

Constitution Confusion
We see a lot of herbalists wanting to adopt a model of traditional constitutional systems into their approach to herbal medicine. This includes understanding the holistic properties of plants, how to work with the constitutions of people, and understand the energetics of plants.
Bridging the Earth and Sky
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Tending to the Inner Cosmos with Plant Medicine
Last week I had the honor of being interviewed by functional nutritionist and Akashic Soul

Four Herbs of the Sun: Warmth, Vitality, Heart & Spirit
In medical astrology, the Sun represents the gravitational center of the psyche and of the
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