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Book Title: Plant Witchery
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Publisher: Hay House LLC
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Book Description: Following the category-dominating success of Witchery, indigenous medicine woman and seer Juliet Diaz initiates readers following the current witchy trends of herbal medicine and magic into a deeper, wilder connection with the ancient healing power of over 200 plants.
Awaken your inner healer by connecting with the wise and magickal energies of plants.
Drawn from traditional ancestral practices passed down by generations of indigenous teachers, plant whisperer and herbalist Juliet Diaz guides readers along a journey far beyond the basic medicinal and magical properties of plants in this deep dive into Mother Earth's drumming heart. Become a powerful healer and a child of nature, learning to hear, see, and understand the sacred vibrations of plant language to heal not only yourself but our earth as well with this illustrated guide.
Personal Interest Summary: I recently discovered this book while browsing B&N. It's few years old by now, so I wondered if anyone here already purchased a e-version of it, that doesn't mind sharing...
I personally love books that describe, catalog, and go into depth about traditional uses of plants in trad crafts throughout the centuries across cultures. I understand the underlying principle behind how these correspondences were arrived at and I could technically do it myself... but why bother remaking the wheel so to speak!
Plus this book would especially useful too me in understanding the local landscape better of the area I live which is in North America. Plants traditional to Western Esoteric Folk Practices and Eastern Esoteric Folk Practices, while fascinating from a historical perspective, I find to be quite alien at the same time since I have never lived in those places. Also, at least in my family, I have blood links to several native tribes that are only three generations old. So it's also kinda sentimental as well.
{Apologies to any Admins in advance if any rules were violated in writing this}
Author:
Publisher: Hay House LLC
Edition/Volume: N/A
Front Cover:
Link to purchasable E-Version:
Book Description: Following the category-dominating success of Witchery, indigenous medicine woman and seer Juliet Diaz initiates readers following the current witchy trends of herbal medicine and magic into a deeper, wilder connection with the ancient healing power of over 200 plants.
Awaken your inner healer by connecting with the wise and magickal energies of plants.
Drawn from traditional ancestral practices passed down by generations of indigenous teachers, plant whisperer and herbalist Juliet Diaz guides readers along a journey far beyond the basic medicinal and magical properties of plants in this deep dive into Mother Earth's drumming heart. Become a powerful healer and a child of nature, learning to hear, see, and understand the sacred vibrations of plant language to heal not only yourself but our earth as well with this illustrated guide.
Personal Interest Summary: I recently discovered this book while browsing B&N. It's few years old by now, so I wondered if anyone here already purchased a e-version of it, that doesn't mind sharing...
I personally love books that describe, catalog, and go into depth about traditional uses of plants in trad crafts throughout the centuries across cultures. I understand the underlying principle behind how these correspondences were arrived at and I could technically do it myself... but why bother remaking the wheel so to speak! Plus this book would especially useful too me in understanding the local landscape better of the area I live which is in North America. Plants traditional to Western Esoteric Folk Practices and Eastern Esoteric Folk Practices, while fascinating from a historical perspective, I find to be quite alien at the same time since I have never lived in those places. Also, at least in my family, I have blood links to several native tribes that are only three generations old. So it's also kinda sentimental as well.{Apologies to any Admins in advance if any rules were violated in writing this}
