62 Elecampane and Mullein: Herbs for Healthy Lungs in the Cold Season
“Gather close. Keep the warmth at the center. And breathe, slowly, together, until the light comes back.”
Category: Celtic Folklore
56 Elderberry Syrup for Cold Season: The Herbal Craft of Putting By
“Putting by isn’t only about pantries. It’s a whole way of moving through a year — noticing what’s abundant, and doing the quiet, unglamorous work of making sure it doesn’t…
52 John Barleycorn & the First Loaf: The Story of Lughnasadh
“The field gives back what the field was given.”
46 The Sun in a Bottle| St John’s Wort at the Summer Solstice
“In February, when the light is thin, you take down that red jar — and you are holding the third week of June in your two hands.”
45 The Pollinator’s Sermon | Tending Here While Holding the Dream
“The garden you have is already worth returning to. Tend it well.”
42 At the Gate of the Year
“This is how we bless ourselves. Not by waiting for someone else to do it. But by bending down to the grass in the early morning light and accepting what the earth is already offering.”
39 First Light: A Celtic Herbalist’s Easter Morning
“The moon is the anchor. The turning of the light is the medicine. The resurrection — whatever tradition names it, whatever language your heart speaks — is written into the sky.”
37 Chickweed, the New Moon & the Body’s Quiet Wisdom
“You do not have to make noise to be ready. You do not have to announce your beginning. You can simply begin.”
31 Return of Inner Fire
“You don’t have to burn bright to matter. You just have to stay lit.” Return of Inner Fire is a quiet Imbolc offering for anyone feeling worn thin by late…
29 A Cozy Yule Gathering
In this special seasonal episode of The New England Herbary Podcast, you’re invited into A Cozy Yule Gathering — a slow, reflective journey through the traditions, plants, and quiet wisdom…