In this episode of the Plant Wisdom Circle Amy explores Western Red Cedar's (Thuja plicata) spiritual medicine, and insights from the community's experience with Western Red Cedar from both her in-person Plant Wisdom Circle and her online membership. Some of Red Cedar's themes included aligning with our center and our truth, being held in support and rest, the Mother archetype, and community weaving.

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Learn more about Amy and her work at www.groundwaterhealing.com

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MASTERCLASS:

How to Connect with Plant Consciousness (without Psychedelics)

• In this 1hr pre-recorded class, you will learn how to tap into the wisdom of plants, build relationship, and learn to trust your intuitive capacities.
• You’ll leave understanding what holds too many people back from this kind of connection, feel confident in how to develop a relationship with plant allies anywhere, and learn how to partner with them for personal and spiritual growth.

REFERENCES:

Kloos, Scott. Pacific Northwest Medicinal Plants. Portland, OR. Timber Press, Inc., 2017.

Krohn, Elise. “Western Red Cedar.” Wild Foods and Medicines. 2017. http://wildfoodsandmedicines.com/cedar/

In this episode of the Plant Wisdom Circle Amy explores Juniper's (Juniperus occidentalis) spiritual medicine, and insights from the community's experience with Juniper from her in-person Plant Wisdom Circle. Some of Juniper's themes included illumination, divine light, peace, acceptance, presence, offerings, and the grandfather fire energy.

FREE RESOURCES:

Learn more about Amy and her work at www.groundwaterhealing.com

Join my free community, The Gathering Place, inside The Golden Stone Wisdom School

Take the quiz: Which Plant Spirit Can Best Support me Right Now?

MASTERCLASS:

How to Connect with Plant Consciousness (without Psychedelics)

• In this 1hr pre-recorded class, you will learn how to tap into the wisdom of plants, build relationship, and learn to trust your intuitive capacities.
• You’ll leave understanding what holds too many people back from this kind of connection, feel confident in how to develop a relationship with plant allies anywhere, and learn how to partner with them for personal and spiritual growth.

REFERENCES:

Scott Kloos' work.

Coyote as Trickster + how that relates to Fire

Saliha Abrams: find her on IG @daffodil_highway or on Facebook.

Info on the Kidneys from a Chinese Medicine perspective, the ears and their association with the kidneys.

The kidneys being a storehouse of the Will, the Zhi, and yang and yin will.

More info on the Zhi/the kidney will.

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In this episode of the Plant Wisdom Circle Amy explores Elder (Elderberry's) spiritual medicine, and insights from the community's experience with Elder from both her in-person Plant Wisdom Circle, and also her plant spirit medicine course Call Into Darkness. Some of Elder's themes included surrender, liminality, being with grief and death, opening us up to possibility, accessing more of our inner power, and being with the Dark Mother archetype.

FREE RESOURCES:

Learn more about Amy and her work at www.groundwaterhealing.com

Join my free community, The Gathering Place, inside The Golden Stone Wisdom School

Take the quiz: Which Plant Spirit Can Best Support me Right Now?

MASTERCLASS:

How to Connect with Plant Consciousness (without Psychedelics)

• In this 1hr pre-recorded class, you will learn how to tap into the wisdom of plants, build relationship, and learn to trust your intuitive capacities.
• You’ll leave understanding what holds too many people back from this kind of connection, feel confident in how to develop a relationship with plant allies anywhere, and learn how to partner with them for personal and spiritual growth.

REFERENCES:

Kloos, Scott. Pacific Northwest Medicinal Plants. Portland, OR. Timber Press, Inc., 2017.

Rosalee de la Forêt. “Elderberry Benefits.” Herbs with Rosalee 2010-2018.

Thompson, Krystal. “Elder (Sambucus spp.)” Herb Rally.

Wyld. "Ode to Elder – Respect your Elders," 2021