
The How and Why of Non-Alcoholic Medicine Making by Drea Moore
Making herbal medicine with a substance other than alcohol made me see a whole lot more than what I was aware ofâthatâs part of the glory of glycer...
Read moreAstrology has been around for centuries and served many purposes along the way. Currently it's used in our modern society as a way to gain insights...
Read moreElderberry is what we call a "red carpet herb". It's famous for all the reasons an herb should be; it's a powerful immunomodulating plant, it's del...
Read moreItâs easy to take for granted our common kitchen herbs. However many of these plants have been traveling with humans and embedded into our culture ...
Read moreWelcome to Scorpio Season! There's no sign that thrives in spooky season more than Scorpio. As our sun moves into the sign of the scorpion, it cal...
Read moreLibra corresponds to the element of air, which is mobile and adaptable. They value beauty, balance, and intellect. During Libra Season, the ...
Read moreAfter the passionate and daring energies of Leo season, Virgo quickly brings us back to Earth with a different, more grounded rhythm. Our attentio...
Read moreWHAT DOES PLEASURE MEAN TO YOU? I was taught Rootwork & Hoodoo by my Great-Aunt, Iola Willa Mae, a midwife and caretaker. She passed down stori...
Read moreBy Kursten Hedgis @heifersandhoneybees Even if you aren't a Leo, we all experience the effect of the current astro season in the same way we all e...
Read moreThis is a transmission channeled by Mary Grisey from her Guides, The Council of 12. This message is meant to tap into the energy of the sign Leo, t...
Read moreBy Hannah Green, Core Teacher in the Land of Verse School of Tarot Certification Programs In my study of Jungian theory, Iâve found that an archety...
Read moreThe next full moon will appear in the sky on June 14 in the sign of Sagittarius. It is a super full moon, which means that the moon will be closes...
Read moreby Madeleina Bolduc, Faculty Member at Verse Herbal Medicine School Blooming into ripeness, the summer solstice is the longest day, the shortest ni...
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