Plant Spirit Journey

I am currently reading Plant Spirit Journey by Laura Silvana. The following is the description found on Amazon Books.

Explore the mystical realm of the plant kingdom, and discover a hidden source of power and healing.

Born with the ability to see and hear spirits, intuitive Laura Silvana’s mediumship abilities extend into the world of nature. Her fascinating true story includes knowledge gained from a spirit shaman who taught her how to work with the beneficial energies of plants.

Silvana tunes in to individual flowers and herbs and lets the spirits of the plants speak for themselves. For example, dandelions possess a whimsical vibration to help counteract despair. Lilacs offer contentment and stability during times of transition. Red clover is a powerful healer that inspires courage, will, and determination.

This guide reveals the spiritual and emotional healing properties of 30 versatile plants and gives simple instructions for making plant spirit remedies at home. Both the plants and the ailments they treat are cross-referenced so you can easily find the information you seek. 

#Plants #Healing #mediumship #clairvoyance

~ Love & Light ~

Two Eagles

A pair of eagles were hunting the river late this morning. I knew something was happening when I walked outside and a large group of geese were frozen on the river. Not frozen like ice, but motionless. It was so quiet. Then I noticed the eagles perched in a tree behind my house and across the river. I sat on the deck and watched them for twenty minutes. The male cried out several times and it was fantastic! They kept an eye on Penny and I and the male made eye contact with me several times.


In the photo they are not very visible. I used the full zoom on my iphone but this is the best I could come up with. They are huge birds and the photo doesn't convey their size well. The male is toward the top of the tree and the female is to the right and pretty far below him.

A pair of eagles hunt the Finley River.

It is believed that if an eagle makes an appearance for you, the ability to hear spiritually and physically will awaken. The Native Americans say that eagle carries our prayers to The Creator. Eagle asks you to give yourself permission to be free so you may reach the joy your heart longs for. 

I am ecstatic to see this pair! I had heard that they lived on the Finley from neighbors and I even saw the male whiz by low to the water during the summer one drizzly afternoon, but having so much time to gaze at them today was an honor. They are majestic and beautiful beings. I embrace the wisdom imparted by these magical birds. 

~ Love & Light ~

Survive The Holidays With Ashwagandha

Feeling the stress of the most wonderful time of the year? Well, don't feel bad, so is just about everybody else. Today we will take a look at Ashwagandha and I will fill you in on how it can help you power through the holiday season.

Ashwagandha plant.

Ashwagandha is an herb popular in Ayurvedic medicine. It is known for its restorative effects and helps to strengthen the immune system, making it the perfect remedy for holiday stress and protection against the colds and flus that circulate this time of year. It would also be helpful on January 1st after a late night on New Year's Eve. The easiest way to add ashwagandha to your diet is with powder made from the roots.

Ashwagandha roots.

You can add ashwagandha powder to soups and stews, a pot of rice or beans, but I'm going to show you how to make a simple warm beverage that takes a few minutes to make. It is insanely easy and will warm you on those cold winter nights while imparting its strength and protection to you. The following is taken from Rosemary Gladstar's Medicinal Herbs.

Cinnamon-Ashwagandha Milk Recipe.

First, gather the ingredients.

Never seen ashwagandha powder before? Get a closer look. 

Warm the milk over low heat and then add the powders.

Add a little honey and stir until blended. Really it will never be totally blended and when you are drinking it you might find it gets chalky towards the bottom, so beware. I personally like to drink the mud in the bottom of the cup because I feel like that is where the most healing part of the drink resides. 

Here's to your health this winter! 

~ Love & Light ~