78. Plants are Infinitely Healing & Folk Herbalism is for Everyone - Farai Harreld

Medicine Stories

Amber M Hill

Herbs, Health & Fitness, Ancestry, Alternativemedicine, Herbalism, Alternative Health, Dreams, Healing, Society & Culture, Psychedelics

4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2021

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

In these times, we all need all the healing help we can get. How lucky then that an infinite source of renewal and vitality lies just beneath our feet. Connection with the earth and plants never fails to shift our animal bodies into a place of calm receptivity and deep entrainment with the rhythms of nature. This is our ancestral birthright as human beings. Let us remember it.

TOPICS:

Name meaning and magic
Weaving together ancestral lines
How a chance encounter with an intuitive foretold Farai’s future path as a healer
Being the cycle breaker in your family
Working with plants is infinitely healing
Living with a partner in the military
Connection is the main thing that heals trauma
Including kids into our every day folk herbalism
Mullein medicine for littles
Treating ear issues herbally
Herbal care for animals
Healing with topical honey
Drawing salves for the win
What we do when we find an embedded tick
Folk herbalism is for you

LINKS:

Farai’s Patreon Folk Herbalism for Everyone
Farai’s website
Farai on Instagram
Medicine Stories Patreon (tick resource and Farai’s ebooklet are here)
It Didn’t Start With You by Mark Wolynn
What Happened to You? by Oprah Winfrey and Dr. Bruce Perry
Naturally Healthy Babies & Children by Aviva Jill Romm
Natural MD Radio Podcast
Medicine Stories Episode 77: Herbalism is Homecoming & Our Senses Are Portals of Connection with Marysia Miernowska
Juliette de Bairacli Levy’s books (including animal care)
Farai’s video on how to harvest nettles without getting stung
Camille Rose hair products
My website MythicMedicine.love
Take our fun Which Healing Herb is Your Spirit Medicine? Quiz
Medicine Stories Facebook group
Mythic Medicine on Instagram
Music by Mariee Sioux (from her beautiful song Wild Eyes)

Transcript

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0:00.0	you should be inspiring people to go pick needles and make tea.
0:04.6	You should be inspiring people to make us be a poultice with plantain and
0:08.5	show them that you may not even know what your heritage is or you may not know
0:13.1	what your background is or you may not even know
0:16.4	anything but if this feels right, if this makes your bones sing, then
0:20.5	come have a cup of tea and let's talk about it, you know.
0:26.8	Hey friends, welcome to Medicine Stories. I'm Amber Magnolia Hill.
0:32.8	Today I'm sharing my interview with Farai Harold. This is just some deep
0:40.5	folk herbal talk which is what I'll be focusing on for the next couple
0:45.9	episodes as well. Really just feeling that after talking to Marisha,
0:52.7	feeling that return to the earth and wanting to have
0:55.7	almost like a mini series of the podcast where
0:59.4	we just have really, yeah, simple conversations on everyday home
1:04.4	folk herbalism. So let me tell you real quick about
1:09.8	the Patreon giveaways. The first one is from my guest from
1:15.3	Farai and it's a really beautiful and loving
1:21.2	looks of this. PDF, ebook, 17 pages, 10 herbs for the family medicinal
1:27.5	herb garden and what is covered is why grow herbs,
1:32.0	the 10 herbs, how to source the herbs and ways to grow the herbs.
1:38.0	Yeah, really beautiful. The second one, so that one is for patrons at the
1:42.9	$2 level. This is all at the Medicine Stories Patreon page.
1:46.9	The second one is a little resource guide that I have put together
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