Sacred Plant Initiations

Produktbeschreibung

A practical guide to connecting with plants through ceremony. 

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Foreword Becoming Truly Human By Pam Montgomery

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part 1
Sacred Plant Initiations for Modern Times
Connecting with Plant Consciousness for Personal and Planetary Transformation

1
My Story
How We Started Dieting Plants at Derrynagittah

2
Ceremonial Plant Initiations
Dreaming with Plants for Healing and Awakening Consciousness

3
Connecting with the Spirit of Plants
Step-by-Step Instructions for Connecting with Plant Consciousness

4
Undertaking a Ceremonial Plant Diet
A Six-Part Guide

5
Herbal Basics
How to Make Standard Herbal Preparations

Part 2
Entering the Dream of the Plants
Sacred Plant Initiations for the Eight Fire Festivals

Introduction to Part 2 The Wheel of the Year

6
Primrose - Bealtaine
Initiation and New Beginnings

7
Dog Rose - Summer Solstice
Opening the Heart

8
Oak - Lughnasadh
Strength and Guardianship

9
Blackthorn - Autumn Equinox
Embracing the Shadow

10
Elder - Samhain
Ancestral Healing

11
St. Johnâ€Ös Wort - Winter Solstice
Bearing the Light

12
Angelica - Brigidâ€Ös Day
Walking with Angels

13
Dandelion - Spring Equinox
Connecting Heaven and Earth

14
Remembering Who We Are
Manifesting Heaven on Earth

Appendix 1 Deities Mentioned in This Book

Appendix 2 Summary Steps for Performing a Ceremonial Plant Diet

Appendix 3 Plants Associated with Each Fire Festival

Appendix 4 How to Use the Plant Initiation Audio Tracks

Resources

Bibliography

Index 

Autoreninfo

Carole Guyett is a medical herbalist, shamanic practitioner, and Celtic priestess trained by a traditional wise woman in the Western mysteries. She has worked with healing plants for over 30 years. In 2010 she completed a 10-year apprenticeship with Métis Medicine Woman Arwyn DreamWalker, carrier of the Beauty Way Teachings. She offers workshops, teachings, healings, apprenticeships, and personal and group ceremonies both internationally and at her home, Derrynagittah, in Caher, Ireland.