Nature Mentoring and Peacemaking: by jon young

Interested in nature or peacemaking ? Check out Jon Young

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Juliette de Levy Bairacli went home

She past away at the 28. of May 2009 peaceful without pains.
We don’t organize an official announced funeral,
we plan to bring the ash back to Kythera.
About Juliette
Juliette de Bairacli Levy is a world renowned herbalist, author, breeder of Afghan hounds, friend of the Gypsies, traveller in search of herbal wisdom, and the pioneer of [...]

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Zen and the Art of Chinese Medicine

“Throughout eastern Asia the square signifies Earth, the circle refers to Heaven, and the triangle is the potential of Humankind to stand on the Earth and reach toward Heaven – both physically and metaphorically.”
Zen and the Art
of Chinese Medicine
by Steven Alpern, L.Ac.
The scroll of Zen Buddhist monk Sengai (1750-1838) entitled Circle, Triangle, and Square is [...]

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The Art of Mentoring: Jon Young

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Lifesong Adventures: herbalism for the future generations

Bethany Staffieri ~ has been a long standing friend.
I first met Bethany when I was a guest instructor for Tom
Brown’s Tracker School. From Bethany’s first class with
Lifesong, her passion for nature and wild plants was
evident in her desire to [...]

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Natural Remedy: helps to alleviate everything from stomach ulcers and psoriasis to nail fungus

Copaiba oil has a long history of use in South America, where it has traditionally been used as a topical remedy to help clear up skin problems including dermatitis, psoriasis, eczema, rashes, herpes, insect bites, injuries, wounds and boils.
Amazonian healers also recommend diluted copaiba oil for internal use as a treatment for a wide range [...]

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Boost Your Happiness and Health: calm down for the holidays

Foods to Calm You Down Fast
Holiday to-do list expanding too fast? Work pressures got you tearing your hair out? No date for the season’s festivities? Regardless of the cause, when we’re stressed we often counterintuitively turn to diet-busting goodies for comfort. Instead of soothing our frayed nerves, many of them [...]

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Ayahuasca: visions, ikaros and the shipibo

I just returned home from the Amazon jungle’s of Peru. I went there with Michael Sonn to stay with the Shipibo Indians in their village. Michael brings interested people to this remote location for the purpose of doing personal visionary work with the plant medicine called “Ayahuasca”. His company Amazon Medicinals [...]

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Foods Deep Impact: body, mind & emotions

Food not only helps us grow and nourish physically but also has a deep impact on our minds,thoughts, emotions and actions. Also try fasting once a week with only hot water, digestive herbal teas and some fresh fruit, along with breathing exercises and yoga.
As the holidays approach , why not offer this pate’ to your [...]

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The body has death, but not the soul.

He who lives the inner life knows that death is truly his resting-room. To him, death is anything but extinction. It is a meaningful departure. When our consciousness is divinely transformed, the necessity of death will not arise at all. To transform life, we need Peace, Light, Bliss and Power. We cry for these divine [...]

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