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Herbalism with Lori

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Welcome to the calm side of herbalism
Hi, I’m Lori, and I teach herbalism without yelling. This is a quiet space for learning about plants as they are. No miracle claims. No mystical backflips. Just herbs, context, and slow understanding. You don’t need experience. You don’t need special tools. You just need curiosity and a willingness to pay attention. If you want to introduce yourself, tell us: • a plant you already know • or one you’ve always wondered about Pull up a chair. The plants aren’t in a rush.
Welcome to the calm side of herbalism
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I’ve always loved herbs though I don’t have a lot of experience with them; though I believe they are like vitamins for the body. They’re advertising purslane as having more omega three? than salmon, and other amazing attributes. As a Lakota, we burn cedar when there’s a thunderstorm to protect us from the lightning. When I was feeling poorly years ago and couldn’t afford vitamin C, I went to a pine tree in the woods and told it what I needed, and placed a few strands of my hair on a branch and took a handful of green needles, which I made a tea out of, and felt instantly better. Later I found out that most pine trees are fine for this except the Ponderosa pine, which can be more of a toxin. I think that was a Ponderosa pine that I harvested from, but as it was a living thing, I believe it changed its medicine for me for what I needed.
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Katherine Montague
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Just a Contrary with a Lakota altar. The Star Beings named me, “Blue Sky Woman, and said I would always be known by that name to them.

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