The Peoples Way

08/10/2022

And throw in an urban/suburban food forest with native plants to your region as well :)

04/14/2022

We are RECLAIMING our bodies! We are uniting in BLISS! We are reconnecting with our indwelling wisdom! We no longer settle for less than the JUICY LIFE. Join me and Melanin Mothers Meet M3 tomorrow at 8pm as as I lead us in RECLAIMING THE BODY a sacred embodied experience for Black Maternal Health Week.

Next up! We have with Reclaiming the Body! You want to know how to join us? Just put a reminder in your phone for Thursday April 14 at 7:50p and head over to

www.MelaninMothersMeet.com, find this flyer and click to join! And you’re in!!! Can’t wait to see you All! Here’s a brief on our speaker for that evening:

Since 2009 she has explored the body and its subtle anatomy through extensive in-person training in energy healing modalities which include Ta***ic Energy Healing, Pranic Healing and Egyptian Bio-geometry. Her ability to access and engage the energetic dimension of the body vitalizes her practice.

Nadia holds a Bachelors of Sciences in Biology from Howard University and is a former FDA biomedical research biologist and a published human anatomical research scientist with experience at The National Institue's of Health and The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History.

She enjoys exploring the body through figurative art and dance, especially sculpting with natural clay and loosing herself in the rhythm of salsa dance. Her creativity is one of the strengths that enhance her healing practice.


Black Maternal Health Week is April 11-17, 2022. Keep up with what M3 is doing in the community to amplify the numbers and advocate through action. Click the link in the bio to join our call this Thursday , April 14th!.

12/02/2021

11/23/2020

Saw this while walking through the woods. Wondering what kind or this is.

11/15/2020

We are so excited to announce our first teacher and workshop for next year's Gullah Geechee Herbal Gathering (March 27, 2021) on John's Island, SC.

Lucretia VanDyke has been in the herbal and holistic health field for over 20 years. She is a holistic educator, speaker, herbalist, Sacred secularist, Ceremonialist, Spiritual Light Coach, Intuitive Energetic &Reiki practitioner, Diviner &World traveler with over 3000 hours of training.

She brings her vivacious spirit and message of self love in her work to inspire others to embrace their unique beauty and purpose.

Her workshop, Affrilachian Legacy : Carrying on the healing arts movement of the South will explore and honor the amazing people of color granny midwives, herbalists, root workers throughout history and their vital contributions. We will discuss their works, folk medicine recipes, ceremonies of grief and working together with our elemental natures.

Exciting right?! This is a powerful workshop and I can't wait for you to experience it. Thank you Lucretia for your love and support.

Tickets for the gathering will go on sale in January. Visit the website Www.gullahgeecheeherbalgathering.com for more information and to sign up for our mailing list. SAVE THE DATE!

06/27/2020

Italian Climbing @ Gadsden County

06/07/2020

After posting the meal with i was told that the were edible too. So i tried it. I attempted to batter and fry it and they were good but i think I’ll pick another way to prepare them next time. They did taste good over some tho

06/03/2020

Full Squash meal. Squash leaves as and to make a straight from the . Starting to find ways to have greens even in the

05/29/2020

A man sized bean lol

03/04/2020

Edible flowers can be used to add a splash of colour to all kinds of foods, from salads to desserts to fancy cocktails. A single borage petal, carefully placed, can really enhance a slice of cake or an amuse bouche. Before venturing out to the garden to harvest a bunch of flowers for the dinner tabl...

03/01/2020

Critically endangered hummingbird eggs are smaller than jellybeans, here’s how to spot and protect them: “Hummingbird eggs are tiny, about the size of jelly beans! Please remember to carefully check for nests before you trim trees and shrubs,” the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently urged ...

01/31/2020

A crop-based power system coming out of Israel is significantly cheaper than batteries, but why isn't anyone interested?