

20. Herbalism, Menstruation, & Innate Knowing - Kami McBride
Jul 11, 2018
01:29:06
In the Intro:
- My number one herb book
- My healing pilgrimage to the skull of a blue whale
- I say somthing that's hard to say
- Edible & Medicinal Flowers eBook
- The dark places of the soul & sharing our stories
In the Interview:
- The strong childhood memory, and teenage crisis, that started Kami on the plant path
- Recalling the era when being an herbalist was an underground, misunderstood, frowned-upon thing
- You never know where or when the seeds you plant will sprout
- Bringing information to the culture so that it can later be mirrored back to our children (or loved ones) by someone other than us
- Unspoken soul transmissions from the ancestors
- How to extract ancestral stories from your living relatives (do it now!)
- What you are seeking is also seeking you
- We are downloading decades of ancestral information right now & it’s causing information overload- when do we know enough?- an ancestral strategy for simplifying our herb learning
- You don’t have to know everything, too much information clogs the channels
- Stepping into power as bleeding women
- Healing menstrual shame & a look at the learned cultural practices of plugging and drugging (which, in the long run, just repress and create more pain)
- How your blood & bleeding time reflects your state of health back to you
- Aligning with the energy of your moon time- enhanced perception, clarity around boundaries, awareness of emotion
- Menstruation is a truth serum
- Sensitivity is what’s gonna save us
- Women, exhaustion, and rest
- One small change that has dramatically reduced PMS symptoms for many of the women Kami and I know (including me!)
- Returning to our innate body wisdom
Links:
- Kami's website
- The Herbal Kitchen book
- Kami's Instagram
- Herbal Medicine Woman Retreat
- MythicMedicine.love
- Medicine Stories Patreon bonuses
- Medicine Stories Facebook group
- Mythic Medicine Instagram
- Take my fun Which Healing Herb is Your Spirit Medicine? quiz
- Music by Mariee Sioux (from her beautiful song Wild Eyes)