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Enchantment Creek Apothecary

Herbalist . Farmer . Apothecary

The collective shift and our BEAUTIFUL awakening

I am here to REMIND each and every one of us that nature has all we need. Nature provides. Perfectly. Health.Food.Home.Place.Community.Cloak. The human race has, over time, separated ourselves from this perfect and reliable truth. This collective awakening is the time for us to shift again, but this time for us to shift to something simpler, something more glorious. I am here to ... Read the Post

Tursija – Fermented Food for the High Mountain Homestead

We know that gardening in the mountains can indeed, be a challenge. My BEST solution is Fermented Food for the High Mountain Homestead. With the potential of harsh springs, which sometimes lead to snow at the summer solstice, winds and varying temperatures. Spring marks the beginning of weather watching, and aerobics of row cover outside as well as in.  Then, even Fall can set in early with sleet, ... Read the Post

How to move Away from Cultural Appropriation in Smoke Medicine

We have had so many new phrases come to our minds and physical realities over the past year. It is overwhelming to say the least. As we continue to learn to shift in this immensely changing time of existence here on Earth.  Spiritual appropriation has come to me many times this year in conversations with friends and colleagues.  It has been one that I have been marinating upon for many ... Read the Post

the Winter Solstice and the Magic Behind It

It is the time of year when we welcome the light back into our lives. The Winter Solstice is a celebration of light. It holds magic of the time that is lost from centuries of unrest & hiding under ground. When we all celebrated with the changings of the seasons through nature's rhythms. There is magic in this time of year. We know this now, in the masses, through the promise of Santa ... Read the Post

We Will Heal Through the Ancestors

I want to begin this writing in focusing on the New Year. The one that just past. We have gone through the plantings of Spring, germination in the field & forest. Summer has come and gone with her abundance & growth. Now, late fall, harvests are tucked in root cellars, the canning jars are full. Fermentation crocks bubble in the kitchen, while we prep the gardens for winter. Why ... Read the Post

Osha Giving the Strength of the Rockies to our Bodies

I want to talk to you guys about this root.  Honestly, Osha (Ligusticum ficinium is the one I work with here in the Rockies of Wyoming) is the reason that I moved to the rocky mountains. This plant is a potent medicinal Herb that has been worked with for centuries. A member of the Umbelifacieae family, or the Apiaceae family Osha is a plant to be respected and honored for what she holds in ... Read the Post

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