Wild Plants, Nature's Secrets: Herbal Medicine, Living Soil, and the Return to Self-Reliance
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- ISBN8231419951
- EAN9798231419951
- Date de parution11/06/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
"We are Wild, the ones you cannot contain..."This is not just a book about herbs. It is a remembering. A return to the soil beneath our feet, the wild medicine in our gardens, and the unseen microbial allies who have always guided us. The Wild Plants: Nature's Secret is an immersive, story-rich herbarium rooted in the soil food web and the human microbiome. It blends folk wisdom, science, personal narrative, and botanical lore into a tapestry of healing.
Through fifty deeply profiled plants-from Aloe Vera's quiet tenacity to Chamomile's gentle peace-Leisha Giddings invites us into conversation with the Earth. Written from the Living Ground Project in Ecuador, where the author has cultivated a self-reliant, microbe-rich haven, this book walks between worlds: ancestral herbalism and modern soil science, resilience and grief, nourishment and beauty. Each chapter opens the door to a plant as a living character, complete with spiritual essence, medicinal uses, microbial partnerships, and kitchen recipes.
You'll find: Plant stories told through myth, soil, and memory Microbiome wisdom connecting gut, garden, and soul Ayurvedic insights, fermentation recipes, and foraging practices Tender reflections on family, estrangement, and belonging A call to regenerate our health - starting with the soil Whether you're an herbalist, gardener, natural healer, or someone just beginning to question modern disconnection, this book is your companion back to the wild.
You are not just learning about plants. You are becoming part of the remembering.
Through fifty deeply profiled plants-from Aloe Vera's quiet tenacity to Chamomile's gentle peace-Leisha Giddings invites us into conversation with the Earth. Written from the Living Ground Project in Ecuador, where the author has cultivated a self-reliant, microbe-rich haven, this book walks between worlds: ancestral herbalism and modern soil science, resilience and grief, nourishment and beauty. Each chapter opens the door to a plant as a living character, complete with spiritual essence, medicinal uses, microbial partnerships, and kitchen recipes.
You'll find: Plant stories told through myth, soil, and memory Microbiome wisdom connecting gut, garden, and soul Ayurvedic insights, fermentation recipes, and foraging practices Tender reflections on family, estrangement, and belonging A call to regenerate our health - starting with the soil Whether you're an herbalist, gardener, natural healer, or someone just beginning to question modern disconnection, this book is your companion back to the wild.
You are not just learning about plants. You are becoming part of the remembering.
"We are Wild, the ones you cannot contain..."This is not just a book about herbs. It is a remembering. A return to the soil beneath our feet, the wild medicine in our gardens, and the unseen microbial allies who have always guided us. The Wild Plants: Nature's Secret is an immersive, story-rich herbarium rooted in the soil food web and the human microbiome. It blends folk wisdom, science, personal narrative, and botanical lore into a tapestry of healing.
Through fifty deeply profiled plants-from Aloe Vera's quiet tenacity to Chamomile's gentle peace-Leisha Giddings invites us into conversation with the Earth. Written from the Living Ground Project in Ecuador, where the author has cultivated a self-reliant, microbe-rich haven, this book walks between worlds: ancestral herbalism and modern soil science, resilience and grief, nourishment and beauty. Each chapter opens the door to a plant as a living character, complete with spiritual essence, medicinal uses, microbial partnerships, and kitchen recipes.
You'll find: Plant stories told through myth, soil, and memory Microbiome wisdom connecting gut, garden, and soul Ayurvedic insights, fermentation recipes, and foraging practices Tender reflections on family, estrangement, and belonging A call to regenerate our health - starting with the soil Whether you're an herbalist, gardener, natural healer, or someone just beginning to question modern disconnection, this book is your companion back to the wild.
You are not just learning about plants. You are becoming part of the remembering.
Through fifty deeply profiled plants-from Aloe Vera's quiet tenacity to Chamomile's gentle peace-Leisha Giddings invites us into conversation with the Earth. Written from the Living Ground Project in Ecuador, where the author has cultivated a self-reliant, microbe-rich haven, this book walks between worlds: ancestral herbalism and modern soil science, resilience and grief, nourishment and beauty. Each chapter opens the door to a plant as a living character, complete with spiritual essence, medicinal uses, microbial partnerships, and kitchen recipes.
You'll find: Plant stories told through myth, soil, and memory Microbiome wisdom connecting gut, garden, and soul Ayurvedic insights, fermentation recipes, and foraging practices Tender reflections on family, estrangement, and belonging A call to regenerate our health - starting with the soil Whether you're an herbalist, gardener, natural healer, or someone just beginning to question modern disconnection, this book is your companion back to the wild.
You are not just learning about plants. You are becoming part of the remembering.