Invocation and Offering at Ingomar Mound by P.D. Newman
To the Grand Old Oak behind the Grapevine, To the Slippery Elm in the East, To the Multiflora Rose and Perilla Mint, And at the Blue Mistflower, do I cease.
medicinal plants
Auntie Etha’s Cow-Lip Tea by P.D. Newman
Many Hoodoo practices continue to be shrouded in secrecy. So, it may be impossible to determine just how far back this tradition among African Americans extends.
JoLu Amaringo on Vegetal Ceremonies
My visionary artworks are based on the two plants needed to prepare the ayahuasca brew. A snake emerges from the ayahuasca vine, surrounded by fuchsia flowers. There is also another snake, the chacruna snake, green in color with its luminous leaves. Radiation comes out of his mouth. The chacruna snake penetrates the ayahuasca snake, producing …
Victoria Morrison, Seed Wisdom
Am I really here, watching the miracle of my fertile land or is it my mind that imitates to the dying man who escapes from the barren land
and look for the seed to save the world?