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In de media

Plantmelk college in het AD
Herbal Hotline – after corona concept door trendwatcher Marielle Bordewijk
DOG.EAT.PLANT. in Dagblad van het Noorden
In de Podcast van Op Zoek over kruidengeneeskunde
In de Podcast van Growthinkers over Veganisme
De stille kracht van planten – Happinez
Meer…

Inspiratie

Eet jouw hond al plantaardig? Luister deze goede podcast van vegan dierenarts Dr. Ernie Ward.
De Herbal Hotline is nu open!
Een belangrijke oproep voor deze tijd door Robin Wall Kimmerer
De Podcast die me tot tranen bracht: van Rich Roll met Zach Bush
Soja & een prachtige Netflix Documentaire

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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A few weeks my little fam and I had the opportunit

A few weeks my little fam and I had the opportunity to spend the night at a place where the chickens hop around freely, the piglets oink happily and the sheep lead a life as intended. I am talking about @detuinvandesmid (The Blacksmith’s garden), located in Cronesteyn park.

Once we entered the land, I was overcome by something I cannot describe otherwise as childlike happiness. Perhaps mixed with a hint of melancholy. Nostalgia for how it should be, but without sadness, because in this melancholy I also discovered a longing for this kind of togetherness. To be together with lovely people, animals and plants. Not on a beautiful mountain or in a deserted forest, but here in this small green oasis, the world opened up again and I saw all that is still possible. Possibly in a world that creaks and crumbles underneath our feet, in which nothing is certain and in which there is so much suffering. I felt like a dandelion, finally sprouting between a crack in the pavement and coming into full bloom, against all odds and unimpeded by the environment.

We slept under the starry sky and above the flock of sheep. In the early morning we went outside for a walk. The September light twinkled through the trees, the sheep cast a theatrical shadow on the land, and the cobwebs were beautifully covered with pearls of water. After a lovely warm outdoor shower we enjoyed the best vegan breakfast. We wanted to stay forever, but time was coming for us to go home. So we said goodbye to the pigs, the donkeys, the sheep, the guinea fowl and the chickens. We sat quietly in the wet grass surrounded by curious beaks. We examined each other in amazement, without judgment and from a sense of equality. It hurt a little bit to say goodbye, but we were comforted by the fact that these beings live wonderful, natural and safe lives here. With rosy cheeks and a warm heart we drove off the estate and closed the gate behind us. We looked back one more time and said, when are we going again?

For complete post (NL & EN) and more info on Tuin van de smid check link in bio. Although you cannot stay the night here, I wholeheartedly recommend visiting!

With a new season in the air I am setting up my wo

With a new season in the air I am setting up my workspace in the house. After some summer silence I am dusting of my little herbal nook and am ready to receive your Herbal Hotline calls again.

Do you have a question about the healing power of plants? Do you need help composing your own herbal pharmacy? How to support yourself during the fall? And how can you support yourself with medicinal herbs?

Since the publication of The Plant Pharmarcy, I regularly received questions like the above. I also noticed that there seemed to be a need for a place where people can go to to get advice about starting their own herbal pharmacy and receiving guidance to walk the natural path supported by the healing power of plants.

This brought me to the creation of the Herbal Hotline.

My mission with this hotline is to highlight your innate, intuitive ability to interact with the natural world. Through which you can learn to make many precious friendships with the members of the plant kingdom. And through which you will discover that you too carry inside an innate herbal wisdom. I can help you get started. Tell you more about the application of plant medicines. Provide you context. Lowering or perhaps even removing the threshold. I can support you on your own individual and personal herbal adventure.

So have you been walking around with a sense that you want to know more about how you can support yourself with the nourishing and healing power of plants? Do you have a question that keeps coming back and that you would like to investigate with me? Now is the time, because I am here for you with a listening ear and a suitcase filled with my own experience with the healing power of plants.

For more information or to book a time slot, see links in bio. Our talk can be in Dutch or English.

#theherbalhotline #herbalmedicine

More and more often I am finding myself at the est

TAART ENDE KOECK What a joy! @maartjeborst 's bak

As I gather the ripe grapes and last tomatoes my h

As I gather the ripe grapes and last tomatoes my heart is with this planet, with the animals, the soil, the bees, the air, the water, the people, the trees and the plants. I muse about what it means to be human in this reality. About the consequences of the road we once took choosing profit over planet, and slaughter over harvest. About the intimate relationship mankind once had with Earth. If there is a way in this world to once again act according to this relationship. A relationship rooted in reciprocity. As I read the words by Robin Wall Kimmerer in Braiding Sweetgrass I feel a glow of hope coming over me, my heart feels as if it is bathed in green lush, and I see images of a world long gone displayed in my minds eye. I can feel it, see it and almost touch it. It is that clear and crisp.

Robin's motherly and warm way of guiding her reader towards that what might feel long gone, but what always was and still is present beneath everything makes me feel humbled, like a little girl still close to the ways of Earth, but on the brink of forgetting as she moves into a conditioned society. A bit clumsy and not quite sure where she is, but nevertheless sure that the plants and animals are dear friends.

This world might be on the brink of forgetting, but it has not forgotten completely yet. How do I know this? Because we're still here. We're still bound to the laws of nature. We still have hearts that beat to the rhythm of Earth. We still have lungs that co-create with the green kingdom. We still have people like Robin and so many more speaking the language of Earth. With every beat of our heart we are reminded that we are nature's beings, that we are bound to this planet and every living being. This generosity is beyond words and I am in awe because of it.

Reading this book also made my vegan heart even more inspired. Although the book is not vegan, it once again confirmed to me that the plant powered way is a spirited, heartfelt, holistic and friendly answer to major worldly issues. A way that can help us remember and reconsider our relationship with the natural world.

If you have not I wholeheartedly recommend reading this book 💚🌿🌍.

#braidingsweetgrass

It's been a little over a year since I became awar

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