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To my mind, herbs are the most intimate of our green friends. Usually these little gray or green plants do not fuel our body like grains and vegetables. However, they have been closely linked with the energy of our healing, our spirits, and our emotions for eons. Indeed, many of the Greek herbal practices employed in the temples of Aesculapius (the Greek god of medicine) are still recognizable in our herbal folk traditions. Herbs remain firmly entwined on every coil of the spiral of our lives: from conception, through celebration, to death. At the present time, humankind's very exitence depends upon our respect for the sovereignty of the earth. Our ancestors served as guardians of practical information and mystical herb lore. We should give them our gratitude for the secrets they have held (often at great personal risk) and passed to us. Those ancestors were quite often the oldest and wisest among us - the Wise Women. It is for us now to cherish and tend our plants and pass the mysteries on to another generation of garden keepers - wise women and wise men.
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