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In de media

In de Podcast van Lobke Faasen over activisme en de toekomst
In de Podcast van Op Zoek over kruidengeneeskunde
De mannelijke jager grilt zijn groente
Ons huis in Vt Wonen
Interview in Medisch Dossier
In de Podcast van Growthinkers over Veganisme
The Plant Pharmacy bij RTL 5 uur Live
De stille kracht van planten – Happinez
Meer…

Inspiratie

Soja & een prachtige Netflix Documentaire
De Podcast die me tot tranen bracht: van Rich Roll met Zach Bush
De Nieuwe Wereld door Maarten Zweers
Mijn goede vriendin Geertje Couwenbergh & Byron Katie over ‘The violent meat industry’

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 forest for pigs at De Nobele Hoeve.

Stories are being unraveled, narratives changed and slowly but firmly we are beginning to see how everything is connected and with that the road to the change that is so urgently needed.

Joaquin Phoenix's stated so bravely in his Oscars speech: 'I think, whether we’re talking about gender inequality or racism or queer rights or indigenous rights or animal rights, we’re talking about the fight against injustice. We’re talking about the fight against the belief that one nation, one people, one race, one gender, one species, has the right to dominate, use and control another with impunity.' And 'human beings at our best are so creative and inventive, and we can create, develop and implement systems of change that are beneficial to all sentient beings and the environment.' And 'I think that’s when we’re at our best: when we support each other. Not when we cancel each other out for our past mistakes, but when we help each other to grow. When we educate each other; when we guide each other to redemption'. And exactly that is what's happening at @de_nobele_hoeve.

Founder Margarit Gerrits is in her own miraculous way changing how we view the sentient beings who are still being held captive and killed by the dominant carnistic belief system. But she is doing it not by fighting, but by showing how intelligent, sweet and wonderful pigs are. She is working on a very big plan and for that plan to come together some pieces of a big puzzle will be laid this Saturday. Then 6 pigs who would soon be slaughtered will not go to the slaughterhouse, but arrive at De Nobele Hoeve and for that to happen she needs your help! Part of the plan and to build these pigs their forever home she is going to create a beautiful forest. This will cost money and I am reaching out to all of you in the hope that some may have something to spare and are capable and willing to support Margarit financially on her big pig adventure. By supporting her, you will be supporting something truly magnificent that is unfolding at De Nobele Hoeve and I am forever grateful for all the work Margarit is doing for all beings.

You can support via link in my bio.

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Exciting announcement!

Currently I am reading the book 'Our lady of the dark country' by @sylviavlinsteadt and I am blown away by her work. Reading her words is as though I am reading my heart spread out over pages.

2020 has hit hard and I pondered a lot the past couple of months on what I can do more. Should I focus more on direct activism? Speak out more on social media? Start an animal sanctuary, a regenerative organic veg farm or a herbal medicine year course? How can I use my privileged life to the best of my abilities I wonder often. After much consideration I realised that I can be of service and work efficiently when I offer the skills I have gathered over the years. When I proceed with what has been growing and developing since I started my vegan journey almost 20 years ago. So I put my herbal love, vegan values and gathered skills and insights in a suitcase and handed it over to the wonderful new collective @wildwondercollective who just launched!

Wild Wonder is set up by my dear friends @onahazymorning and with a team of experienced and talented vegan beasts (like @maartjeborst) I hope to put even more into fruition that what I have been sowing for many years and to contribute even better to the vegan, holistic, mindful and restorative transition that is so urgently needed. Armed with big hearts, determination and creative skills we will help move forward the vegan lifestyle into the depths of this society while we honour the wonders of this precious earth.

This society has been build upon many stories, most of them rooted in fear. I have been keeping a close eye on the development of these stories and where they came from in the same way that I have been focussing on my own collection of stories and how to view and dismantle them. With the work I do and for Wild Wonder I hope to offer insight into those stories and what lies beneath. A place described by Sylvia as 'the dark country that was never truly conquered or secondary', 'the place that was always the beginning, the centre, the root'. So let's dive deep, down to the root and rise up with compassionate hearts.

Learn more via link in bio if you think you need our services 🌿🌍🙏.

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Between all the heart-wrenching worldly scenes, I celebrated a beautiful blessing last week. Mr. Pooh turned 13.5 and with that we have been living together for 11 years.

The past 4 months have definitely been a roller coaster. In August we received the sad news that Pooh had 2 gigantic tumors in his little body. In some posts ago I wrote what happened next and which decisions followed.

I knew I wanted to choose for a natural support and for the life still running through his veins. It took me 2 weeks of full time investigation to come up with a herbal protocol tailored to his needs. There are thousands of wonderful possibilities and so many more beautiful medicinal plants, but intuitively I made decisions.

In my new blog post (link in bio) you can read all about the process that followed and the herbal protocol he received. In short I have seen him come back from terrible lows and from an intense kennel cough. This dog. What a resilience. Occasionally he looks like the little Pooh of a year ago. Sometimes almost unbelievable, but I believe it anyway. He then is so cheerful, eating well and is cuddling even better. His coat is soft and he smells like flowers. My heart sings when this happens.

I have no idea where this is going, nor how long he has left, but what I do know is that I am extremely grateful for the past 4.5 months, our being together, the medicinal and nourishing powers of the plant kingdom and the fact that I can be there for him and support him during this special final chapter of his life. How much have I learned from this creature. We have many similarities and so many differences, but it is life that connects us.

I have been a spectator of the resilience of this life lately and can only think about what if we all became the hands and feet of Mother Earth and thereby serve her. I believe this way that miracles can happen, that what needs to heal, can heal and that a world can be created in which every being (animal, plant and human) has a wonderful role to play.

To Mr. Pooh!

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Because of caring for Mr. Pooh I was very absent the past few months. And because of this news about bush fires in Australia did not caught my attention. But the better Pooh became and the closer we got to the end of 2019, the stronger I felt this happening rise in my awareness. So January 1, 2020 I woke up with this in my mind and Jonathan and I sat down to see what we could do.

It turned out to be a disaster indeed. One I cannot even fully comprehend. Millions of acres of nature in ash, 500 million animals already killed and the koala seriously threatened. Online you can read all kinds of heartbreaking and heartwarming stories about people who are committed to saving nature and the animal kingdom. My heart feels heavy for this. It feels like we are all in this together. Nature and animals that are suffering here and on the other side of the world. Our world, Mother Earth.

For Mother Earth and many of her inhabitants you can do something very direct and practical today, namely choosing a plant based diet. Have not started already and don't know how to? January is also @veganuary and breathes inspiration for embracing a compassionate, cruelty free lifestyle. The UN have said that the number one thing you can do to avoid increased temperature related catastrophes and keep the Earth cool is to go vegan.

But what about the wildlife in Aus. right now, because extinction of animal species is happening right under our eyes. Maybe we cannot do much actively, but we can actively share and of course donate if you can. Jonathan and I pulled our old hemp sock from under the bed and donated what we could. A little bit is already much and many little bits is a whole lot together. We finally found @wireswildliferescue, an organisation mainly run by volunteers who are fully committed to providing shelter and care for affected wildlife. But also the Australian Fire Fighter Service @nswrfs. There are plenty. I added some in my bio and more you can find in my saved stories.

We are all in this together, so let's act. Let's choose plants on our plates, share and donate if you can.

May the rain come.

Pic via @wwf.

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