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Through the Lens of Plants: Herbal Medicine, Constitutions and a Neurodivergent World
We all thrive when we’re seen through a needs-based framework.
And often, the most sensitive among us, are the ones guiding us back to the forest.

Becky Flores
Sep 155 min read
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Pain Points
Pain is not the end of the story. It’s often the threshold of a transformation that does not deny the ordeal of its own creation.
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Sep 114 min read
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The Legacy of the Butterfly
"A society grows great when old men plant trees, the shade of which they will never sit in" (from Afterlife)
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Mar 38 min read
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The Banksia Man (The Truth)
Like a Banksia Man with many mouths, we are full of discordant and opposing voices, but perhaps there is a way of finding harmony.
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Jan 75 min read
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The Brighter the Sun, The Darker the Shadow
The warm, bright, cycling sun.
The strong, steadfast mountain.
The deep, mysterious shadow.
Dancing eternally with each other.
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Nov 3, 20243 min read
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Spring Cleaning for the Soul
When we point at what we love, it is a way of knowing what it is we can or do love of ourselves.
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Sep 7, 20243 min read
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We Speak with Many Voices
Rather than a unified, coherent individual, humans are more like a ship steered by a whole crew of frequently opposing forces.Â

Lee Trew
Aug 8, 20245 min read
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Healing the Heart in the Manner of the Heart
If the heart were truly allowed to lead - what would it do? What would it say? What advice would it give on our individual healing?
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Aug 3, 20243 min read
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