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The Medicine Woman's Roots: Wild Plants & River Tales of the Gila
http://bearmedicineherbals.com/blog
Practicing Medicine Woman Kiva Rose explores traditional herbalism, place-based healing and the wilderness. Filled with the stories and flavors of the Sweet Medicine River and Southwestern wilderness, this blog also includes many beautiful photographs of New Mexico flora and resources for herbal students and teachers.
- Added on: Aug 30th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Kiva Rose
- Listed in: Health Spirituality
- Tags: medicine woman new mexico southwest herb gila
Recent Posts
Green Wealth: Our Wild Plants & Weeds
note: For my email subscribers, I’m sorry about the post that came out this morning. Please disregard and enjoy this confusion-free blog post! Green Wealth: Our Wild Plants & Weeds by Kiva Rose http://animacenter.org We meet in a canyon...
TWH Conference Registrations Opens- please forward…
Announcing (please post and forward): REGISTRATION NOW OPEN for the Sept 17-19 TRADITIONS IN WESTERN HERBALISM CONFERENCE Expanded to 3 Full Days of Classes! Discount Early Sprout Registration: $250 The first 100 Registrants to request them (just em...
Of the Earth – Original Speech and the Senses
The foundation for experiencing and understanding herbal energetics and human constitutions is to learn to speak with the natural world (including plants and the human body) through our senses (which is what they’re there for, after all). Thus,...
A Golden Torch: Mullein’s Healing Light
Common Names: Mullein, Punchón, Gordolobo, Wild Ice Leaf, Our Lady’s Flannel, Hag’s (or Hedge) Taper, Torches, Candelaria, Quaker’s Rouge, Botanical Name: Verbascum spp. Parts used: root, leaf, flower, flower stalk resin Energetics – Roo...
Rich, Sweet & Wild: Acorn and Pine Nut Infused Butter
Most of my readers well know my fondness for the sweet, rich taste of New Mexico’s wild acorn. This smooth dark nut from the evergreen woodlands of the Southwest’s middle mountain ecology is often prolific and a great favorite of local wi...
New Animá Supporterships
The following is the some of the new text for the Supporter page of the Animá website, describing the new forms for contributing financially to this place, practice and purpose. We eliminated the Memberships, as that made it sound like this was an...
Comments & Reviews
This blog is currently rated a 5.00 out of a possible 5 based on 3 comments.
Angie Goodloe LMT, Herbalist
Kiva has the best medicine woman blog hands down. Her writing is brilliant. She is a true wise woman, inspiring, empowering, knowledgeable, and her plant descriptions and pictures are superb. She add a personal touch to her posts that make the reading and learning easy, fun, thought provoking.
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~ Alex
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