Tree Medicine Tree Magic. Este artículo no está disponible.Tree Medicine Tree Magic

This work offers an in-depth presentation of nineteen of the most commonly found trees with their herbal, magical and practical uses. The 'medicinal' part covers topics such as homeopathy, Bach flower essences, Native American herbal remedies, nutritional uses and more. The 'magical' part encompasses the connection of goddesses and gods to the trees, nature spirits, the tree alphabet and tree calendar, planetary rulerships, and Celtic mythology and folklore. The book also covers practical uses of trees for food, natural dyes, baskets and more. "Tree Medicine, Tree Magic" weaves old and ancient cultures with tradition myths and legends.

Ellen Evert Hopman is vice president of the Keltrian Druid order and has been teaching and practising herbalism since 1983. Her training began in the early seventies when she spent two summers foraging for wild foods and herbs near Woodstock, New York. Later she studied Flower Essence Counselling at the Findhorn Community in Scotland, apprenticed with Master Herbalist William Lesassier in New York City, and undertook the professional training course at the National Center for Homepathy in Washington D.C. Her spiritual quest has led her to explore Zen meditation T.M., Kundalini Yoga, Sufiism, Native American spirituality, Wicca, Christian mysticism, The Culdee Church of Ireland, Unitarian Universalism, Tantric practices and the Druid path. She holds an M.Ed. in Mental Health Counselling and maintains a holistic practice in western Massachusetts.