Indigenous medicine

Indigenous Plant Medicine ⊕ on Instagram: “Good Medicine ⊕ May the Medicines we need find their way to us ⊕ After yesterday’s post being homesick for the Land & Fam, I received TWO…”

The Indigenous medicine wheel represents the alignment and continuous interaction of the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual realities.

“We know that our ancestors believed in varying degrees of pantheism. Nearly all peoples had their pantheons of gods and goddesses.” — John H. Raach, Ph.D., M.D. For centuries, Ancient Greek deities like Apollo (the god of medicine, healing, plagues, prosperity and healing), Asclepius (the god of the medicinal arts),

This resource is back in my shop after a little TPT copyright infringement drama - nope, I did not create the Sacred Medicines nor did I copy from another author 🤓 Anyone who has purchased it has been accidentally refunded, woops (lucky you!) Link will be in my bio, I'm so happy to have it back online 🧡 #teachersofinstagram #teacherspayteachers #teacherseller #outdooreducation #naturebasedlearning #placebasededucation #indigenouseducation #indigenous #elementaryteacher #middleschoolteacher

Learn about Curanderismo & Indigenous views on disease & curing from expert curandera & cultural educator of Kumiai & Yaqui heritage. [2020]

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Inspire holistic lifestyles through the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual elements of the Medicine Wheel.