Medicine For My Soul
Tuesday, December 30, 2008 at 7:37PM I knew very early in my life that my path would involve nature, animals, plants and rocks were something I loved.
Taking care of my animals and gardens are my 'sacred chores’. I love this work and look forward to it everyday with a positive attitude. Even in a blizzard, it’s never really a chore. After all, my animals are part of the family and a real joy in my life. They love me unconditionally and are always happy to see me. I can’t imagine my life without them. My menagerie includes two horses, a donkey, four dogs, and six cats.
Although feeding time can be quite a yoga, I lovingly do it each day. They never miss a meal and they get all their nutrients and plenty of fresh water, and some treats too.
My gardens are also a reflection of my love of nature, with a magical feel; contrasting shapes and textures, flowers, rocks, trees, frogs, stepping stones, and delightful aromas. I am passionate about gardening and sustainable living. My botanical medicine program fits another piece of the puzzle and connects me to the plant energies even more.
I’m interested in saving plants, planting heirlooms, planting medicinals, and collecting seeds. I’m striving to be more conscious of the endangered species of plants and have been propagating some to help re-establish them once again.
Medicine for my soul is being the caretaker for my animal friends, the land, the trees, plants, and gardens; enriching the Mother Earth and giving thanks for her abundance. Medicine for my soul is doing something that I have a passion for.
For me, it’s nature.



Reader Comments (1)
You are truly an inspiration to me! Your love for nature in all of its magnificent forms rubs off on all those around you, to whatever varying degree. By doing such loving things, you set the example. Bravo! :)