I’ve been eating lots of nettles, and I managed to make a wonderful cleavers tincture recently.

Ferments: i made a pear blossom soda and it wasn’t very exciting, i think bc it had just rained - but the dandelion flower fizzy turned out awesome!

Maybe I’ll be very brave and try a barberry flower soda experiment next! They are full of blooms right now, and the bees are loving them.

Here is our updated Tea For The People catalog!

Only took me two years lol

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We had a beautiful visitor here last night, and she got in the house…

Giant Luna Moth on Joha’s hand

Ecosystems of Inclusive Care & Belonging — is one of our new favorite headings. Maybe you've noticed!

In one of the Phase 1 World That Works For All Global Summit sessions, we asked this question:

"How might we build ecosystems that embrace all — including the most disabled and invisible people — in care, recognition, and belonging?"

The answer isn't simple and it's not one thing. But in the Intuitive Network we've developed collaborative practices that help us significantly improve access and relational contact to include community members we would never hear from or know about otherwise.

Unfolding from that first session into today's first Phase 2 event — also entitled Ecosystems of Inclusive Care & Belonging, and asking that same question — we feel moved to continue these conversations forward in any venue we can achieve.

It's changed our lives to practice together in these ways. We have met people we are deeply grateful to know, and very lucky to get to work with.

As we have seen hardship circumstances affecting more and more individuals, families, and communities, we know how important it is for us to share the ways we use Intuitive toolsets to connect our most severely affected colleagues, loved ones, friends and community members.

We want to honor, tend, and attune with the collective body the way we know we must honor, tend, and attune with the individual body.

We don't want to let a community body deteriorate invisibly, unrecognized by life forms that make up that body.

We want to be collectively embodied, all of us together, in recognition and celebration of one another.

This is a profound nourishment and strength.

Read more about our plans in this post:
www.intuitivepublicradio.network/p/ecosystems-of-inclusive-care-and

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