Plant Allies for Courageous Change

The pandemic has brought us the energy of radical shifts and change. Nothing seems the same after living through a global pandemic. You may Dnd yourself being deeply grateful for being alive. Perhaps you survived COVID, and even if you didn’t catch COVID, you may have witnessed or experienced the many losses this pandemic has brought. With losses also come the opportunities for new life and rebirth. Rebirth energy during these times may be showing up as a deep sense of gratefulness for being alive.

You may be feeling that there’s not much time to waste or much to lose, and that you’re ready to welcome courageous changes in your life, community, and the planet as a whole. Our plant allies can support us through life and global changes by bringing clarity, releasing fear and stagnation, and promoting courage, grounding and movement into action. Join me for a moment of virtual ceremonial energy and plant wisdom that will ignite your inner Dre for courageous change and movement.

Tania Romero is a Queer herbalist, healer, mother, educator, social worker, ceremonial womxn, and activist of Ecuadorian and Puerto Rican descent. For over 18 years she has provided socio-emotional and holistic healing support to communities across the United States and internationally. Tania’s herbalism work is grounded in the healing powers of her maternal grandmother, in the teachings of her parents, who use food and plants as medicine, and in the teachings of her spiritual elders and teachers. She is the founder of Herbal Rising, which provides healing services rooted in the intelligence of earth-based healing modalities and spirituality.

Materials Needed:

Participants should bring:
A lighter or matches, and medicine or incense to burn/for smudging,
Something to write with, plus color pencils or markers,
Paper or a journal (for writing and art journaling),
Participants are not expected to bring these, but will learn about the following herbs:
Damiana, Shatavari, Spearmint, Cayenne, Oats/Milky Oat Tops

 
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