The Deeper Teachings of Plants

For most of human history, plants viewed as teachers, allies, and living beings with whom people formed deep relationships.

When we form meaningful relationships with plants, we encounter something much deeper than herbal knowledge. We encounter ourselves.

Plants can teach us how to become more present in our bodies, attuned to our emotions, aware of the subtle forces moving through us, and more capable of meeting life with consciousness and intention.

Each plant offers us a unique way of understanding medicine and healing. They invite us to participate in our own growth and personal evolution through the relationship, guidance, and journey they offer.

In this free class, we'll work with Lavender as our guide to walk you through the process of learning from plants directly as teachers and guides.

Lavender is a teacher plant. It entrains the body and mind to unwind while helping us navigate challenge with softness. Its medicine impacts nearly every system in the body, and its impact on the spirit is equally as profound. Together, we’ll explore Lavender not simply as a collection of medicinal properties, but as a teacher with its own unique intelligence, wisdom, and ability to guide us through rigid outdated patterns in order to deepen our embodiment.

Join us on October 25h to explore Lavender in a whole new way and learn about the deeper teachings of plants.

This is only the beginning.

Lavender is one plant, now imagine learning to approach every plant this way.

To recognize not only what a plant can do for the physical body, but to begin perceiving its personality, intelligence, and teachings.

This is the heart of our program, Embodied Plant Teachings.

A deeper exploration of herbalism rooted in relationship with the living world where plant medicine is something we learn to listen to, learn from, and participate in.

If this class opens something up in you, we invite you to continue the journey with us inside Embodied Plant Teachings.

For now, let’s start with the magic of Lavender.