Perron Tara (23 results)

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. Our Sacred Land of Phez�ta. Young, Holly (illustrator). Book.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Plants of all kinds fill a blooming landscape--and offer healing and knowledge to benefit those who connect with phezuta (medicines) and give thanks for their bounty.In the early mornings of summer I go with my grandmother to pray and visit some of her oldest friends."Grandmother, who will we get to visit with today?" I ask. "Little one, we must listen quietly and see who decides to greet us this morning," she replies. Grandmother's friends are the plants of her sacred garden. They are known as phezuta, or medicines. They help her heal herself and others. Grandmother's understanding of these plants has been passed down from person to person for generations.Grandmother and Granddaughter sing a special song to the plants. They say hello to Chanicapehu (Stinging Nettle), to Chanhdohu (Broadleaf Plantain), to Chanpha (Chokecherry). Some of these plants are full of vitamins. Some help soothe stings and pains. Some make tasty and healing syrups. Together, Grandmother and Granddaughter offer Chansasa (Tobacco) to honor each plant in their path.Granddaughter cherishes these lessons and the gifts of phezuta. She is grateful to her grandmother for sharing her wisdom. Perhaps one day she too will walk in this sacred land with her own granddaughter. Through words and images, this tender story from educator and healer Tanaidan To Win Tara Perron, illustrated with evocative ledger-style artwork by Holly Young, highlights the treasures of an abundant prairie landscape. Flowers and leaves, bushes and trees: Earth's garden is full of color and life. These plants are pezuta, medicine. Come greet them and learn what secrets they hold. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Young, Holly (illustrator).…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Plants of all kinds fill a blooming landscape--and offer healing and knowledge to benefit those who connect with phezúta (medicines) and give thanks for their bounty.In the early mornings of summer I go with my grandmother to pray and visit some of her oldest friends.'Grandmother, who will we get to visit with today ' I ask. 'Little one, we must listen quietly and see who decides to greet us this morning,' she replies. Grandmother's friends are the plants of her sacred garden. They are known as phezúta, or medicines. They help her heal herself and others. Grandmother's understanding of these plants has been passed down from person to person for generations.Grandmother and Granddaughter sing a special song to the plants. They say hello to Cha?íca?pehu (Stinging Nettle), to Cha?h?do h?u (Broadleaf Plantain), to Cha?ph?á (Chokecherry). Some of these plants are full of vitamins. Some help soothe stings and pains. Some make tasty and healing syrups. Together, Grandmother and Granddaughter offer Cha?sása (Tobacco) to honor each plant in their path.Granddaughter cherishes these lessons and the gifts of phezúta. She is grateful to her grandmother for sharing her wisdom. Perhaps one day she too will walk in this sacred land with her own granddaughter. Through words and images, this tender story from educator and healer Tanagida? To Wi? Tara Perron, illustrated with evocative ledger-style artwork by Holly Young, highlights the treasures of an abundant prairie landscape. Young, Holly (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Plants of all kinds fill a blooming landscape--and offer healing and knowledge to benefit those who connect with phezuta (medicines) and give thanks for their bounty.In the early mornings of summer I go with my grandmother to pray and visit some of her oldest friends."Grandmother, who will we get to visit with today?" I ask. "Little one, we must listen quietly and see who decides to greet us this morning," she replies. Grandmother's friends are the plants of her sacred garden. They are known as phezuta, or medicines. They help her heal herself and others. Grandmother's understanding of these plants has been passed down from person to person for generations.Grandmother and Granddaughter sing a special song to the plants. They say hello to Chanicapehu (Stinging Nettle), to Chanhdohu (Broadleaf Plantain), to Chanpha (Chokecherry). Some of these plants are full of vitamins. Some help soothe stings and pains. Some make tasty and healing syrups. Together, Grandmother and Granddaughter offer Chansasa (Tobacco) to honor each plant in their path.Granddaughter cherishes these lessons and the gifts of phezuta. She is grateful to her grandmother for sharing her wisdom. Perhaps one day she too will walk in this sacred land with her own granddaughter. Through words and images, this tender story from educator and healer Tanaidan To Win Tara Perron, illustrated with evocative ledger-style artwork by Holly Young, highlights the treasures of an abundant prairie landscape. Flowers and leaves, bushes and trees: Earth's garden is full of color and life. These plants are pezuta, medicine. Come greet them and learn what secrets they hold. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Young, Holly (illustrator).…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Plants of all kinds fill a blooming landscape--and offer healing and knowledge to benefit those who connect with phezuta (medicines) and give thanks for their bounty.In the early mornings of summer I go with my grandmother to pray and visit some of her oldest friends."Grandmother, who will we get to visit with today?" I ask. "Little one, we must listen quietly and see who decides to greet us this morning," she replies. Grandmother's friends are the plants of her sacred garden. They are known as phezuta, or medicines. They help her heal herself and others. Grandmother's understanding of these plants has been passed down from person to person for generations.Grandmother and Granddaughter sing a special song to the plants. They say hello to Chanicapehu (Stinging Nettle), to Chanhdohu (Broadleaf Plantain), to Chanpha (Chokecherry). Some of these plants are full of vitamins. Some help soothe stings and pains. Some make tasty and healing syrups. Together, Grandmother and Granddaughter offer Chansasa (Tobacco) to honor each plant in their path.Granddaughter cherishes these lessons and the gifts of phezuta. She is grateful to her grandmother for sharing her wisdom. Perhaps one day she too will walk in this sacred land with her own granddaughter. Through words and images, this tender story from educator and healer Tanaidan To Win Tara Perron, illustrated with evocative ledger-style artwork by Holly Young, highlights the treasures of an abundant prairie landscape. Flowers and leaves, bushes and trees: Earth's garden is full of color and life. These plants are pezuta, medicine. Come greet them and learn what secrets they hold. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Young, Holly (illustrator).…

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