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day 5: Naming the pattern (Ground Before You Grow Challenge)
Insight doesn’t always integrate immediately. Expansion followed by collapse. Clarity followed by freeze. sound familliar? These patterns aren’t signs you’re doing something wrong. They’re signs that insight moved faster than the body could hold. Naming a pattern without fixing it… Continue reading
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Day 4 – Structure That Holds (Ground Before you Grow Challenge)
Structure has been misunderstood; For many people, it’s been used as control rather than support. But gentle structure isn’t rigid. It’s a container. A single anchor: a cup of tea, warmth at night, a brief pause…. any small anchor can… Continue reading
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Day 3 – Discernment Before Addition (Ground Before you Grow Challenge)
In wellness culture, adding is often rewarded. Another supplement. Another ritual. Another system to follow. another…another..another…. more…more….more But bodies have limits. Sometimes the most ethical choice is not what to take, but what not to add. Discernment asks: Does my… Continue reading
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Day 2 — One Plant, No Outcome (Ground Before You Grow Challenge)
Herbalism doesn’t begin with protocols; It begins with relationship. Before asking what a plant can do, we ask: How can I meet this plant without demanding a result? One food-safe plant. One gentle touchpoint. Tea. One breath of it’s Scent.… Continue reading
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Day 1 — Regulation Comes Before Clarity (Ground Before YOu GRow Challenge)
When clarity disappears, most people assume something is wrong with them. But often, it’s not a lack of insight. It’s a nervous system that’s overloaded and Under Resourced! Freeze, fog, and shutdown are not moral failures. They’re communication. Your body… Continue reading
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Day 0-Ground Before You Grow: a 5 Day Challenge
There are seasons when growth isn’t what we need first. Not because we’re failing. and Not because we’re stuck. But because our nervous system is already holding more than it can safely Stomach. So this week begins with a Quick… Continue reading
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DIY Herbal Oil for Achy Muscles (Beginner-Friendly Recipe)
When your body feels tight, overworked, or inflamed, one of the simplest herbal remedies you can make is a basic muscle-soothing oil. This is an entry-level herbal practice and recipe that teaches you how to work with plants through infusion,… Continue reading
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A Morning Ritual for Clarity (Herbal Friendly)
How I create steadiness, focus, and nervous system ease before my day begins. I’ve learned that clarity is something you create with small rituals that bring your body back online, soften the tension, and set the nervous system up for… Continue reading
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What Is Kitchen Herbalism?
Most people picture herbalism as shelves of jars, tinctures, and long infusions… but some of the most impactful herbal work happens right where you cook. Kitchen herbalism is simply using everyday herbs, spices, and foods to support your body. No… Continue reading
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Honoring The Year You’ve Lived
My 2025 Year in Review: What I Carried, What I Survived, What I’m Choosing Now. This past year didn’t move in a straight line. It felt more like a spiral: repeating lessons, revisiting old wounds, growing in circles instead of… Continue reading