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    It is important to light candles and to burn sweet smoke and incense, to rise before the dawn to remember the way forward. It is important to do things  s l o w

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Comfort food gets a bad wrap – but really, shouldn’t all food be comforting? What if each and every bite we took served as a reminder to our bodies that it is good to be alive and

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Dandelion is one of the first plants many people learn to recognize, and one of the few herbs that just about anyone can identify.  Dandelions are accessible, widespread, and remarkably generous with their gifts and

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Nothing inspires the culinary imagination quite like the romantic imagination. This subtly sweet and perfectly balanced bowl arose out of a moment so steeped in affection, that each ingredient seemed simply to select itself.  No

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Blurring the lines quite pleasingly between food and medicine, herbal broths are a seasonally-adaptable staple sure to keep you feeling nourished all year round. Sip it on its own, braise your greens with a generous

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Ocotillo puts us back in touch with our wild instincts. For those who have experienced trauma, sexual or otherwise, and have lost their sense of agency and self ownership, or perhaps never known it to

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“We are the priests of a dying world.” My friend, Olivia Pepper, said that to me, a good while ago now. And I didn’t understand it then, when she first spoke those words to me,

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I remember the first time it occurred to me that, perhaps, I was a Witch. The word sat, hopeful and still, somewhere behind my brow as it took shape, a faint glimmer, a sparkle in

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 The words which follow were read aloud at the Moon Language Story Circle in Austin Texas on August 29th 2015. The evening’s stories and songs all touched on instinct, migration, homecoming, profundity, and courage.  It was

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