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In de Podcast van House of Essence over medicinale planten en intuitie
In de podcast van Happinez
In de Podcast van Op Zoek over kruidengeneeskunde
Op en in Vitamin Magazine

Inspiratie

Stem op de DOG.EAT.PLANT. vegan awards!
Een belangrijke oproep voor deze tijd, door Robin Wall Kimmerer

Out now!

The Plant Pharmacy – koken met de kracht van de natuur – is een verhaal dat zo uit mijn hart kwam rollen, een epistel dat mijn liefde voor deze schitterende aarde weerspiegelt en een poging om onze groene bondgenoten in de spotlight te zetten die ze verdienen.

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What a magical week 🌟. What a joy to be able to

What a magical week 🌟. What a joy to be able to kick off with a Vegan Award nomination for DOG.EAT.PLANT. and the launch of the very first Magical Mr. Pooh's; the vitality biscuit.

After Pooh passed away, the amazing @natuurell.nl asked me if I wanted to create something together in his honour. Mr Pooh grew up and became strong on the power of plants. He also lived 1.5 years longer on the healing power of herbs after the vet told us he had only 3 months left to live. In the end he was cured of his illness and died of old age in peace. I still miss him every day, and am grateful for all the wonderful memories.

So I thought it would be beautiful to incorporate some of the herbs that Pooh enjoyed so much into a nice plant-based @tonyenlu.nl cookie so that other furry munchkins could enjoy them too.

Thus was born the very first Magic Mr. Pooh's vitality biscuit, enriched with rosemary, dandelion root, echinacea root, nettle and marigold.

We launched this crunchy cookie last Monday at @depeerdegaerdt, the vegan estate that is so dear to me and where I enjoy supporting the animals with herbs. It seemed like the best place to showcase this amazing herbal treat. Big Scooby (yes vegan!) was an instant fan 💚🐶.

And since it was World Animal Day, many more furry creatures were invited to join in!

Would you like to offer the Magical Mr. Pooh's to your canine friend? You can order them via link in bio.

We have already seen many happy doggy friends enjoying the biscuits. But Tony and Lu are the biggest fans 😍 of course. We could not wish for more!

PS: Do you also want to vote and you have not yet done so? You can also do that via link in bio:(category 'Literature' and please include @VegaVriend in the category 'webshop' ;-))

PS: Look at that cute sticker. Mr Pooh has been immortalised thanks to the magical illustration talent of @ingeingrid.coachcreatie. My heart can barely take it ❤.

I had prepared a whole text about the Vegan Award

I had prepared a whole text about the Vegan Award nomination that Rick and I received for DOG.EAT.PLANT. but after the launch of the Magical Mr. Pooh's yesterday, I feel overwhelmed with gratitude for all that Pooh has taught me, all the wonderful memories that fill my heart and all the wonderful animals and people I have met and had the privilege of working with. I am at a loss for words to write about this abundance and wish absolutely everyone on the list to win this award. Like my dear fellow activists @roannevanvoorst, @vegavriend, @thegreenchopstick and @estherouwehandpvdd, all people I admire so much and who work tirelessly for a world in which animal suffering is a thing of the past, a world where we can live side by side in harmony from a place of love and abundance.

It is Pooh who helps me every day to remember what my path is and from which place I want to move forward. He was also the one who inspired me to write this book together with Rick. To take on this piece of the vegan puzzle. Of course we would be overjoyed to win this prize, vegan dog food needs and deserves a boost, but the fact that we wrote it is already quite an achievement.

If you vote for DOG.EAT.PLANT, we'll be eternally grateful, of course, but if another book wins, that feels like a huge win too, because everyone on this list is contributing to a world I long for, a world where everyone wins.

#veganaward #mrpooh #dogeatplant

@dogeatplant.2020

MAGICAL MR POOH’S 🌟🌿. In memory and hono

Yesterday I wrote some words for @denobelehoeve to

Yesterday I wrote some words for @denobelehoeve to reflect the process Margarit and I share, the process of becoming still and listening to our intuition. A voice that has been clear since we were both young and that has helped us navigate through life. This process is what makes sense to me right now; becoming still, listening to the songs of Mother Earth and my own intuitive voice to from there move forward step by step, with a kind and open heart and a clear mind. It is not easy, because it is about transcending duality, which forms the world of matter to which we are bound. But it is magical in its own way and offers many beautiful insights and possibilities that do not contribute to a war story, but to a story about peace.

The article is now online (link in bio - in Dutch) if you want to read something about working with animals, Wu Wei, autumn and intuition. Also via link in bio a beautiful and inspiring podcast (in English) with Charles Eisenstein, who reflects many feelings I have in powerful words.

#intuition #wuwei #motherearth #autumn

FAMILY.EAT.PLANT. holds a special place in our he

FAMILY.EAT.PLANT. holds a special place in our hearts. We wrote it for all kinds of families and we celebrated our own: those who enrich our lives, those who are no longer with us and those still to join. Meanwhile, @maartjeborst has given birth to a beautiful, healthy boy and I cherish the wonderful memories of Pooh that warm my heart every day.

And to celebrate that Maartje just became a mother, we wanted to share this delicious recipe from our book by our dear friend @the.plant.folk.

Anouk, mother of 5, likes to make this festive vegan pancake pie for her children and they love it! Recipe via link in bio.

On the picture Lisa & Phiene, Anouk's wonderful daughters who enjoy the vegan lifestyle just as much as their mum.

#veganpancakepie #veganrecipes #veganfamily #familyeatplant

Recently, someones said to me that he doesn't eat

Recently, someones said to me that he doesn't eat much meat and that he's fine with eating chicken because he believes it's the most sustainable. It always shakes me to my core when I hear people talk like that. That there are sustainable ways to eat meat, to eat something that lived and then didn't, killed by a human, intentionally. I thought about the word sustainable. Sustaining. Sustaining something. To call the killing of a sentient being, a chicken, an animal that was born, had a mother and a father and their own way of life and wants and needs, sustainable, to me, is such a good example of humans putting themselves above other life, a place where I believe we do not belong, because without all that other life, we could not be here.

I thought about Mother Earth and that she herself is the only one who can judge whether death is sustainable. If we would collectively decide that our place is not atop a pyramid, but in the circle of the whole web of life, we might begin to realise how interconnected we really are and how much we can learn from and be in awe of all those other creatures, including chickens, with whom with share this beautiful planet we call home.

In the book 'The pig who sang to the moon' Jeffrey Masson writes warmly about chickens:
'Perhaps if we had realized they are birds, with all the wonderful characteristics of birds, we would have paid closer attention to the ways in which chickens can enchant us. Take dust-bathing, for example. We call it a bath because the chicken finds a small indentation of dry earth and then proceeds to immerse herself in it as into a warm bath. The earth cleans her feathers. The first time I saw a chicken taking a dust bath, stretching out one iridescent wing and holding it up to the sunshine, then settling into the warmth of the afternoon only to fly effortlessly to a tree to roost in the evening, I was astonished.'

Let's be astonished again...

We only need to observe and listen to know that we are more alike than we have learned. I believe this is the most sustainable vision from which we can move forward.

On the pic, beautiful Ajam, who lives an amazing life @vrijlief

#friendsnotfood

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