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  • Formulae

    Soothing Summer Smoke

    June 2019June 2019

    This light, bright, and seriously relaxing herbal smoking blend is one of the first formulas I ever made and offered through La Abeja Herbs. As I recall the time I first enjoyed this blend, I

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  • Practices

    Medicine Is Everywhere

    June 2019July 2019

    We are defined by the spaces we inhabit—and in turn, they are defined by us. No matter where we go, the medicine we need will find us; our every presence calls it forth. Notice now what

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  • Recipes

    Pinole

    May 2019May 2019

    Pinole is a versatile food made from ground and toasted grains and spices. It can be consumed as a beverage, porridge, or baked into small cakes, as in the recipe below. Pinole has its origins

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  • Recipes

    Chia Fresca

    May 2019May 2019

    Chia Fresca, also known as Iskiate, is a traditional drink of the Rarámuri (Tarahumara) people of Chihuahua, Mexico. Chia seeds can absorb up to twelve times their weight in water and consuming them helps the body to retain

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  • Herbs

    Chia

    May 2019May 2019

    For years now I have been enchanted by the whimsical blooms of Wild Desert Chia (Salvia Columbariae) also known as Golden Chia, for the way the tiny seeds shimmer in the midday sun. In springtime,

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  • Formulae

    Chia Face Mask

    May 2019May 2019

    This uniquely moistening mask will breathe life back into your skin. Masters of conservation that they are, desert plants have a supernatural ability to restore suppleness to even the more tired of tissue. In the

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  • Wise Guides

    Rites of Springtime

    April 2019April 2020

    Here in Texas, the sweet scent of fresh blooms fills the air as primroses and bluebonnets burst forth, lining the hills and highway-sides in distinctive hues of blush and blue. The red-breasted Cardinals have begun

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  • Garden Party

    Radiant Renewal

    April 2019February 2019

    This clay mask has transformed my skin. I had no expectations when I first threw it together for a girlfriend and myself during a weekend visit at my cabin in the Texas Hill Country.  We

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  • Herbs

    Cleavers

    March 2019March 2021

    Cleavers is the herb for reawakening the system after a long season of days spent indoors and meals filled with rich foods. However, despite its remarkable ability to cleanse and renew the body, cleavers remains widely unknown.

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  • Recipes

    Blush

    February 2019February 2019

    This is one white wine that’s sure to make you blush. Just a few sips will get your blood flowing and inspire amorous sensations throughout your body. Don’t fret if you don’t have all the

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  • Wise Guides

    APHRODISIA
    Herbs For Lovemaking

    February 2019February 2020

    A P H R O D I S I A a guide to herbs for lovemaking When lovemaking becomes a sacred practice, its potential for healing is truly limitless. Making sex sacred need not be

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  • Herbs

    Rosemary

    January 2019March 2019

    Rosemary is an herb of optimism—of wholehearted hope, against all odds. Her sure and purple blooms persist even in the chill of mid-winter.  If you’re feeling dull, heavy, lethargic, or depressed, regularly interacting with rosemary will work quickly

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  • Daily Practices

    Time: An Ancient Perspective

    January 2019May 2020

      “It is not more time that we need, it is more timelessness that we need.” –  Michael Meade – The Ancient Greeks understood two distinct kinds of time. The first, Kairos, refers to the

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  • Practices

    Adorn The Wild

    November 2018January 2019

    My past 10 years since becoming a mother have been about re-finding that forgotten playful child self—and discovering anew the splendor, darkness, and light that got buried when I left my imagination behind. Slowly, I

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  • Herbalism

    Tulsi Yarrow Tea

    October 2018October 2019

    As Autumn arrives, our bodies begin to ask us for more subtle support and deep nourishment.  It is a time to rest deeply and often, to pull on our favorite socks and sweaters, and take

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  • Herbs

    PiƱon

    October 2018January 2019

    There is, perhaps, no other tree or plant that my life has become as interwoven with the Pine. Her changing gifts mark the turning of the wheel of the year–wood harvested in Spring, cured in

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  • Recipes

    Special Coffee

    October 2018January 2019

    This coffee really is special.  As someone who is allergic to dairy, but remains wildly devoted to all things rich and frothy, this recipe has become one of my all-time favorites. It’s also a great

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  • Recipes

    Jewel-Tone Kale Salad

    September 2018January 2019

    This stunning end of summer salad will make you feel as vibrant as it looks! The magenta center of the watermelon radish and the emerald hues of the kale combine to make a dish as

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  • Daily Practices

    Talk To Strangers

    August 2018January 2019

    We all long to be seen for who we are, and we have a deep need to see and to know others as well.  But, despite this yearning for connection, many of us live like islands,

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  • Recipes

    Fresh Pea + Mint Soup

    August 2018January 2019

    While at first glance this may not be stuff of foodie fantasies, this cooling and refreshing Summer Soup perfectly highlights the flavors of the season. It’s also easy to make, so you won’t spend much time

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