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Herb Woman

 I just created a card for one of my lifelong Archetypes - ☆Herb Woman in the Meadow☆

When I was 5, we moved onto an acre South of Redmond, and there were several broken cinder blocks left over from the construction of our garage.  

I'd go out in the pasture, and gather some of the softer leaves, dandelion, yarrow, sage brush, ... and use a stone to crush them in my makeshift mortar - the depression in a block! (Not having seen a mortar in our 1950s kitchen!) Then, 'knowing/ not knowing there was something more to do,' I'd roll them into little 'pills,' and leave them to dry in the desert sun!

Herb Woman in the Meadow • Council Neter

I am one who ___

  • Gathers the herbs
  • Listens to the moon, the stars, the planets 
  • Leaves an offering
  • Makes tisanes and tinctures
  • Treasures the flowers

I invite you to ___

  • Enjoy this mild autumn weather 
  • Treasure your time in nature
  • Leave a little offering
  • Cleanse, clear, rebalance, Illuminate 
Herb Woman in the Meadow

Messages from the flowers:
Borage - (blue stars)
  • Comfort and courage 
  • Be of good cheer
  • Shine like the star you are
Aster and bee 
  • Our purple flowers bring joy in autumn 
  • Pollen from composite flowers boosts the immune system of pollinators 
  • Our humm brings land balances 
Golden yarrow bouquet in palm
  • Energizes the solar plexus
  • Cleanse, clear and brighten
  • Protects the energy field
Thyme (by tea kettle)
  • Etheric principle of thyme 
  • Cosmic timing
  • Time enough for Joy!

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