Wise Woman Tradition

 After I read the book, I went Forestry to obtain plants that are mentioned, after some days we find it and most of these plants growing wild in the wild, not much known by the public at large.
My wife and planting these plants in the yard, is to maintain a saay we need it as an alternative medicine
Many plants we ask our neighbors as family medicine, and they get rid of the weed plant,,
 Healing Wise is one of the best books I have ever owned. I have referenced back to this book so much that I am afraid the pages are going to fall out. Susun Weed, who is the author of this book, teaches us the importance of using herbs that grow in our own back yards and reconnecting the invisible thread that was given to us from our foremothers.
Susun Weeds goes into depth about some of the most common herbs either found in most back yards in the United States or can easily be found in the wild here. She speaks about: Burdock,
  Chickweed, Dandelion, Nettle, Oatstraw, Seaweeds and Violets in great details.
In "Healing Wise" her unique style of communicating with the herbs, not only is very informative, but is written and explained in a way that seems like the plants are speaking directly to you. The very first day I began reading this book-in no time I was out in my own back yard looking for the plants that she was describing. Not only was I able to find some of them, but I gained a great respect for these plants which many call "weeds".
   Susun Weeds teachings are called Wise Woman Tradition. This tradition is the oldest tradition of healing known on the planet. Yet, it is rarely identified, rarely written about and very seldom talked about. The wise woman and the Wise Woman tradition have been invisible for thousands of years.
The tradition of good health is flexibility, openness to change, availability to transformation and being grounded. The symbol for this method of healing is the spiral. Substance, thought, feeling and spirit are inseparable in the Wise Woman Tradition. There are no rules, no texts, no rites, in this tradition it is constantly changing, constantly being re-invented.
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