Author: OHA Administrator

Tree Spirit Medicine: Hawthorn with Monika Ghent

Medicine from Hawthorn (Crataegus spp.): Following the Flow of Your Heart

“It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

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In this experiential workshop participants will receive the spirit medicine, wisdom, guidance and healing of Hawthorn.

The tree spirit medicine of Hawthorn is about following the flow of our heart, which aligns us with the intelligence of the natural world of which we are a part. This alignment helps us to regain the sense of wonder that we had as children and connects us to the aliveness and deep mystery of the world and within us. When we flow where our heart goes, we attune to the magic of life; we move in ease, love, deep connection, pure joy, adventurousness and trust. We are fearlessly open to whatever comes with greater understanding of our place in the world.

Prerequisite:  None.

Required textbooks:  None.

Scheduling:  Saturday March 23rd, 2019. 10 am to 5 pm. This workshop is now open for registration.

Location:  Living Earth School in Maple, Ontario.

Tuition:  $95.

Instructor:  Monika Ghent.

REGISTER HERE

Experiential Herbalism: A Six Month Intensive Course with Tamara Segal RH

Held at New Moon Farm in Prince Edward County, ON, this course is for those  looking to connect with the living plants, make medicines, spend time in a natural, wild space and delve deeper into the study of plant medicine.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Facilitated by Tamara Segal of Hawthorn Herbals, Experiential Herbalism runs for one full Sunday per month from May-October 2019.

MORE INFO HERE

Beginner Course in Herbal Remedies with Diane Tait RH

   

    Beginner Course in Herbal Remedies   

Make and Learn How to Use Your Own Herbal Medicine Chest  

               

   

In seven one-day classes, we will ID, harvest and process medicinal herbs from spring to fall, in the wild or my garden (above). Learn how to make and use your own salves, herbal extracts and tea blends for common ailments such as colds, flu, sprains, rashes, coughs, and digestive problems.

 

Sundays, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. in North Pickering

 

April 28   June 30   Oct. 20

May 26    July 14

June 6     Aug. 25

 55-page course manual included, plus class materials. (Make up classes may be possible)

Cost: $325 (payable in 2 installments)

Instructor: Diane Tait, Registered Herbalist of Greenwood Botanicals

   For info. & to register call or email:

905 428-7969   

dianeseuf@rogers.com