Amour All Naturals

So many great moments at this year’s

Detroit practitioners lifted the vibrations, shared healing tips… this is working in community. We had drumming by , cranio-sacral massage by .sensei and Schantell. Several reiki practitioners on deck and readings by

Special thanks to Kwasi, , and everyone who showed up for themselves. If you missed this event, no worries…. there will be more.

It was a pleasure serving the community. Until next time major blessings to all who see this post.

Issa about to go down tomorrow! Sunday, July 17 from 8a - 12p, we’re hosting Reiki on the River at Belle Isle. Come get free mini reiki and cranio-sacral massage. We’re serving walk ups on first come, first serve basis. Find us at these coordinates: 42°21'03.4"N 82°58'07.4"W

Ready, set… RELEASE!

Join us Sun., July 17 from 8a-12p and receive free wellness services like reiki and cranio-sacral massage.

Shake your load off when you experience the restorative flow of these non-invasive energy therapies.

RSVP Strongly Encouraged on Eventbrite or see link in bio.

For years, I’ve been tending to a rose bush that wouldn’t bloom. The first year, I didn’t know it was there. The 2nd year, I fed gave it compost and love.

At the beginning of the next season, I pruned it, gave it love, attention, water, plant food and each season it’d release the most amazing scent mid-spring but still wouldn’t bloom. I didn’t rush the process and let it grow to its own flow.

Each season the rose bush would extend its branches just a little further but still no bloom. I continued my water, love, food regimen regardless.

Of course I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw a flower and more buds waiting to bloom and show out. I never knew the color of this rose bush, but now I see it is the most beautiful crimson fuschia color I’ve ever seen.

Sharing this to say, this year’s lesson from the garden is some things/people have experienced so much damage that it may take an extra dose of tenderness, patience, love and dedication before they can feel comfortable enough to bloom. Try a little tenderness j/s.

THIS SUNDAY: Join our friends at for their Mindfulness May Fundraiser. Learn mindfulness and therapeutic techniques to help with emotions and physical wellness.

Every flower pictured here I grew from seed. To grow, I needed to stay connected and in the flow. This season, staying in the flow, for me, looked like healing.

True growth/healing is unseen just like a seed buried in soil and reaching towards the unknown, the light.

To anyone reading this, I hope you take the necessary time to tend to yourself, and replenish your soul.

When the process gets ugly, plant lots of flowers and let nature show you its beauty.

One love! ❤️ 😘

This weekend, we explored Idlewild! Artists, healers, herbalists, connectors linked up around one mission, restoring the city formerly known as Black Eden.

Stay tuned for retreats, herbalism/artist workshops, permaculture, and sooo much more. In the meantime follow these pages and .idlewild.official

ABOUT IDLEWILD:
Called the "Black Eden of Michigan",[2] from 1912 through the mid-1960s, Idlewild was an active year-round community and was visited by well-known entertainers and professionals from throughout the country.[3] At its peak, it was one of the most popular resorts in the Midwest and as many as 25,000 would come to Idlewild in the height of the summer season to enjoy camping, swimming, boating, fishing, hunting, horseback riding, roller skating, and night-time entertainment. (via Wikipedia)

Handmade smudge stick! Over here playing with plants 🙌🏽

It’s and a great time to show off what I’ve been growing in the yard.

This year’s garden, shots taken by . New perspective!

It’s been a long long journey of collecting information about my ancestral healing traditions. Tomorrow at 4p EST, I’ll facilitate a virtual workshop along with my friend on Visions of Ancestral Resilience.
Tune in for the free free! RSVP on . It’s an interactive session, so you’ll wanna be at a computer or bring a journal.