Rose flower is the symbol of beauty, compassion, love and purity, but because of its thorns it also represents the trials we have to overcome to reach the top of the plant through respect and precision.

The lymphatic system is the heart of your immune system. It’s a vital circulatory system with an extensive network of vessels through the body. It’s your primary defense against bacteria, viruses and fungus.

By making remedies myself, I know exactly how each medicine is made, from the ingredients used to the methods of preparation.

When I was a little girl I was always fascinated by these little houses in small villages owned by old babcias (grandmas) that healed with herbs, smudges and prayers.

Burdock is one of my favorite plants, and it is strongly connected to Saturn. It is sometimes called the Bear medicine because of its oily, furry and fuzzy roots.

Amber: This powerful hardened tree resin has a vibrant, life giving qualities of the sunlight. This lifeblood of ancient trees brings all that energy to us to help us clear, rise and heal.

Elderberries are cooling, great to boost the immune system and protect from colds and flus.

Lemon balm: This plant and its light and innocence will help you navigate the shadow in a gentle and loving way.

Energetically, Damiana can reconnects us to the simple intelligence of our bodies and help us understand the sacred language of sensations.

In Eastern Europe people called mugwort an “herbal mother”. They used her for woman’s health, for fertility or during labor.

Chamomile & Calendula: As much as they definitely help little bum bums and small temper tantrums, these plants are much more powerful than just that.

The Lavender of this land feels to me like a princess of the desert.

Because of its little hooks, cleavers stick to everything around them and to you if you try to pick it.

The smell of sage always reminds me of my childhood. Sage was known in folk tradition for its strong love toward the throat and head.

Yarrow: This white haired fairy will stop bleeding on deep wounds, regulate blood cycles, help you with your fever and so much more.

Mullein grows in a rocky, hard environment. I think of this plant as a remedy to soften. Soften what became hard.

Long long time ago people cut branches of Pine or Fir tree, hung them off of their ceilings and dressed them with apples, nuts, candles, beads and cookies.

Plantain tinctures work so well for disinfecting cuts, scrapes, and punctures.

Osha Root: Magically this beauty lives up in high mountains where altitude can be felt in our lungs.