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Botanical Oracle: Plantain, Plantago major

JUNE 29, 2021

Plantain is another one of those herbs that I consider a necessity in any herbal pharmacy.....

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The Hawthorne plant is bright flowing plant, whose berries are mainly used in jams, jellies, and syrups, but the berries, leaves, and flowers can be also used in herbal products. In folklore this tree is considered a portal two other worlds. It makes sense then why my Botanical Oracle deck would pair Hawthorne with the word Sacred.

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Botanical Oracle: Foxglove, Digitalis purpurea

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#3: Recipes and Ramblings: Gratitude Counts

In 2012, I stepped onto the path that would leave me to where I am today. The most important lesson I learned during that time with the lesson of gratitude. Gratitude truly makes the world go round. Sometimes, the tennis balls come flying at you, and though you’re trying to hit them back or avoid them as fast as you can, you lose your strength, become exhausted, and a tiny little part of you asks why. Why am I doing this? I should just give up. This is when gratitude comes in. 

Botanical Oracle: Golden Poppy, Eschscholzia californica

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