How can plant medicine support healing? Plant medicine, through the grace of The Divine, got us here into the heart garden. (Thank you plant medicine!)
We keep hearing from listeners that they want to hear about this topic: our initial resistance to plant medicine, how it has supported our healing journeys — both individually and as a father and daughter, and the importance of preparing for your own ceremony and integrating with the invitations you receive.
In this episode, we share:
Gratitude to the Indigenous keepers of these sacred medicines, and of course to the medicines themselves.
The story from my first plant medicine ceremony.
The catalyst for my Dad attending his first plant medicine journey.
My Dad’s integration invitations.
An invitation to you, the listener, who may be curious about how to best support or encourage a loved one, to attend their first plant medicine ceremony.
Key Takeaways:
In the right set and setting, plant medicine can be a powerful healing modality for personal growth and transformation.
Plant medicine can help us meet that which was previously met by fear, with love. (Thank you, Stephen Levine).
Listening to and acting upon the invitations received in sacred ceremony space can guide us into deep healing.
“Emanate love, not fear.” (Thank you, Ram Dass).
For this episode we selected these two Lotus Wei flower essences: Divine Truth Elixir and Sacred Heart Anointing Oil
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Heart Gardening, a father-daughter podcast where Jasmin and Robert explore the transformative power of open, honest dialogue in healing relationships – especially in families. Hosted by Jasmin, this podcast tells the story of their reconnection journey after nearly 15 years apart.
To support our journey, before each episode we choose a flower essence from Lotus Wei and a card from Alyson Charles’ Animal Power Deck: 75 Animals to Awaken Your Personal Magic.
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