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The Druids of the ancient Celts were shamans, seers, magicians, poets and healers. They lived in close contact with nature, and had a spiritual relationship with the plants that surrounded them, aware that every plant, whether a great tree of a tiny flower, was a spirit, to be honoured and revered. In my book, The Healing Power of Celtic Plants, I focussed on plants native to Britain that we still use as medicine today, many of which have been extensively researched.

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The Druids of the ancient Celts were shamans, seers, magicians, poets and healers. They lived in close contact with nature, and had a spiritual relationship with the plants that surrounded them, aware that every plant, whether a great tree of a tiny flower, was a spirit, to be honoured and revered. In my book, The Healing Power of Celtic Plants, I focussed on plants native to Britain that we still use as medicine today, many of which have been extensively researched.

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Celtic Herbs: Marigold

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Sunday, 29 June 2014. Labels: Calendula officinalis The Ancient Celts did not have calendula. Which the Romans brought to Britain when they invaded. Make a healing ointment from the flowers. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Celtic Herbs: July 2014

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Wednesday, 9 July 2014. Plantain, Plantago major. Leaves contain soothing mucilage, and tannins which speed up the blood clotting process as well as the wound-healing allantoin. The leaves also contain antibiotic compounds, so a tea made from the leaves will soothe an irritating cough. You can also make an ointment from the leaves by steeping them in hot (but not boiling) oil, straining through muslin, then mixing with beeswax . Links to this post. Labels: Plantago major. Heat leaves in oil.

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Celtic Herbs: December 2011

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Friday, 30 December 2011. Hops are used to make beer and have been for centuries. The genus. Belongs to the family Cannabaceae and the order Urticacales. The species name lupulus means little wolf in Latin, because the hop plant climbs onto other plants in the same way that the wolf climbs onto the sheep. The word hop is derived from. The Anglo Saxon for climb. History of Hops used as medicine. Hildegard von Bingen, 1098-1179, wrote in. Physicians gave hops to King George III to calm him. They filled...

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Celtic Herbs: November 2012

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Friday, 30 November 2012. Hop Growing in 1938. John Paine wrote this for a talk he gave while he was a University Student:. I am going to subdivide my subject as follows;. 1 Beer followed by. 2 A general description of the plant. 3 Its cultivation and management throughout the year. 4 Then picking and drying the ripe hops. 5 And to end up, the government policy and some of its effects. 1 Give a pleasant flavour. 2 Lend stability to the liquid. 3 Precipitate protein matter (by tannin). Hopping Down means ...

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Celtic Herbs: June 2014

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Sunday, 29 June 2014. Links to this post. Labels: Calendula officinalis The Ancient Celts did not have calendula. Which the Romans brought to Britain when they invaded. Make a healing ointment from the flowers. Links to this post. Labels: Verbena officinalis. Verbenaceae. Vervain was one of the most sacred plants of the Druids. Take vervain to relieve symptoms of PMT or menopause. Drink an infusion to cheer yourself up. Sunday, 22 June 2014. Links to this post. Links to this post. Links to this post.

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