What is Plant Spirit healing? It can be found at the sweet spot where herbalism, shamanism and energy healing meet. It’s a gentle, yet powerful, holistic form of healing, with the only side effect being that it might heal a person on multiple levels...
dated 18 April 2028 The connection with Nature has grown stronger than it ever was. Telepathic communication with plants and animals, but also with soil, a place, water. There’s a profound, innate wisdom bubbling up through the intuition portal, acce...
A recent remote energy healing session blossomed into a lively exchange of messages. In the end I asked if it would be OK with him if I’d publish the energy healing report. He agreed, without a hesitation. Not only that, he also gave a testimonial (Y...
AI. So many opinions…and applications. At first, I was resisting it with all my might, but then, out of peer pressure and curiosity, I gave in and gave it a go. I was impressed. I tried illustrating my guide covers with the help of AI. I was super im...
What remote energy healing is and how I got there – an attempt to explain a lifetime of other-kind-ness. How it started As a kid I was seeing and hearing things others didn’t. I told about them to my mother, and she just smiled, and said “Remember.”...
– life according to the laws of (your) Nature This article was intended as an introduction to permaculture – what permaculture is, and why I’m such a big fan of it. But then time passed and this post grew and got a different angle. I’d like to invite...
Intuition. It is the black sheep of the senses-family. We talk about it less than about the other five senses. Because? Because it doesn’t follow a script, logic or science. Living a life guided by strong intuition doesn’t make sense to the ones arou...
Some people dream of fancy cars. I dream of gardens. A garden is a luxury – even though I’d call it a necessity. But not everyone has one. Luckily there are plenty of other ways to experience natural living and nature connections in your life. Here a...
– a permaculture herborist’s plan, a dream taking shape There’s a space next to the kitchen garden that was overgrown with nettles. The old, balding cherry tree is towering high above the patch, casting dappled shade in the summer and raining cherrie...
