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The future doesn’t belong to the people with the newest technology. It belongs to the people who understand the timeless laws that govern life. #IndigenousMindset #AncientWisdom #LeadershipDevelopment #PersonalGrowth #ConsciousLeadership

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autumn equinox soundhealing (bath)Tuesday 22nd 6:15 pm .please text if you want one of seven spots.

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SPEAK UP NOW 🚨⬇️ Senate Bill 2554 would transfer over 115,000 acres of the Tongass National Forest into private ownership— triggering the largest wave of industrial logging in Southeast Alaska in decades. While the “Landless” bill is being supported by organizations like The Wilderness Society and The Nature Conservancy under the framing of “land back,” it does not return land to tribal governments. Instead, it transfers land to for-profit Native corporations. These corporations are legally obligated to maximize shareholder value—creating strong financial pressure to log these forests. This concern is reinforced by the location of selected lands, which include some of the most commercially valuable timber stands, often far from the communities they are said to benefit. This bill has already passed out of the House of Representatives and the Senate Natural Resources Committee. It is closer than it ever has been to becoming law and we need everyone to. SPEAK UP! 📣 TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION: Contact your senators today and urge them to oppose this bill. Ask them to protect public lands and the remaining old-growth forests of the Tongass. 📞 Call the Congressional switchboard: 202-224-3121 ➡️ Ask to be connected to your senators or representative 📝 Call script: tinyurl.com/protectTNF (link in bio) 📚 Learn more: wlfdc.org/the-landless-bill Footage by @kylekrakow an I

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If you’ve been craving deeper connection with other women, we’d love to welcome you. Our next circle is Saturday September 26th. Preregister at www.vagaro.com/therenewalhaven Under “classes” #SisterCircle #WomensCircle #WomenSupportingWomen #AuthenticConnection #therenewalhaven

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Plantain is one of those plants that once you know her you cannot unknow her. She is absolutely everywhere — every continent except Antarctica, every footpath crack, every lawn, every neglected corner. She follows humans like a faithful companion. Native Americans called broadleaf plantain White Man’s Footstep because she spread across the continent with European settlers, appearing in every patch of disturbed soil they left behind. Most people spend their weekends pulling her out. The psyllium connection is the one that stops people in their tracks. Psyllium husk — the supplement sold for gut health, IBS and cholesterol in every health food store — comes from a species of plantain. Same genus as your garden w**d. And your garden plantain seeds do something remarkably similar — soak them and they swell into that same gelatinous gel. The mucilage that makes psyllium so valuable for the gut is right there in the plant most people consider a nuisance. But honestly what I love most about her is how immediately useful she is. She is nature’s bandaid in the most literal sense. Out on a walk and get stung by nettle? Look down — plantain is almost certainly growing nearby. Pick a leaf, crush it, apply it. She draws things out too — splinters, venom, infection. A plantain and bentonite clay drawing salve is one of the most useful things you can have in your home apothecary. The recipe is in the book. She asks for nothing. She grows everywhere. And she has been quietly keeping humans well for thousands of years while we pull her out of our lawns. Plantain has her own full entry in The Feral Apothecary — the medicine, the magic and the folklore in depth. And the plantain drawing salve recipe is in The Feral Apothecary Recipe Companion — showing you exactly how to make it at home. Both ebooks available now — link in bio. This is The Feral Life. #plantain #psyllium #foragingaustralia #w**dmedicine #plantmedicine

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