About this Event
Western Red Cedar is a sacred tree in Salish culture and is known as the Tree of Life and the Grandmother Tree. She embodies maternal nurturing. She protects and sustains life. Her leaves are medicinal - antiviral, antifungal, cleansing, and calming.
You will learn about the physical, emotional and spiritual healing properties of Cedar, plant communication, somatic techniques to connect with nature, ethical and spiritual foraging practices, wildcrafting techniques, and witchy tips for spiritual practice. We will share a tea ceremony and wildcraft a tincture, tea and burn bundle together for you to take home, all materials provided.
For more info: www.pnwecotherapy.org/seattleforaging
Indigenous folks attend for free, please email [email protected] to register if that's you
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Centennial Park, 1130 208th Street Southeast, Bothell, United States
USD 129.89 to USD 161.90
