#sprucetea

[sylvanbowyer]

Foraged spruce tea. The more I know about the wilderness, the less I need to take with me when I go. . . . . . . #bushcraft #walkabout #backcountry #backpacking #hiking #camping #exploring #wildernessliving #wildernessskills #selfreliance #selfrespect #selflove #adventuretime #wanderlust #mountainman #islandboy #naturalist #woodsman #lovenature #themountainsarecalling #landscape #freespirit #pagan #exploresk #explorecanada #winterfun #saskatchewan #sprucetea #borealforest #foraging

[revessie]

Pine Tea and Aspirin

As written by Andry Guns Yvci In the harsh conditions of the 1700s, Indigenous healers played a life-saving role for struggling colonists. When scurvy — caused by vitamin C deficiency — ravaged early settlements, Native American tribes introduced settlers to a simple yet powerful remedy: spruce tea. Rich in vitamin C, the brew helped restore health and vitality at a time when European medicine…

Pine Tea and Aspirin

[witchcraftinred]

Hello, I hope you’re doing well! Could I please get a stichomancy reading?

Hello! From ‘The Goose Girl’:

“And when they had come to the meadow, she sat down and unbound her hair which was like pure gold, and Conrad saw it and delighted in its brightness, and wanted to pluck out a few hairs. Then she said,

‘Blow, blow, thou gentle wind I say. Blow Conrad’s little hat away, And make him chase it here and there, Until I have braided all my hair, And bound it up again.’”

I think this means that if there is someone troubling you, magic (presumably to distract them, given the context of the text) may be your best bet. Thank you for asking for a reading, I hope this helps!