Today, our community marks a special milestone: we are now 100 members! This is so much more than just a number. It represents 100 unique perspectives, 100 sources of inspiration, and 100 reasons this space feels alive with purpose. From the very first member to our most recent join, each of you has added a thread to the fabric of this community. We are deeply grateful—not just for your presence, but for your activity. For every shared insight, every supportive comment, every question that makes us think deeper, and every moment of genuine connection. This growth is a direct result of your collective energy. Here’s to continuing to build, learn, and grow together. The best is yet to come. #CommunityMilestone #100Members #Gratitude #GrowingTogether #CommunityLove

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Imagine sitting by a quiet fire, the scent of herbs in the air, listening to the wisdom of someone who knew how to speak the language of plants — not just with the mind, but with the heart. ✨ Who would that healer be for you? Would it be a tribal shaman, an Amazonian curandero, a Taoist herbal master, a village midwife, or perhaps one of your own ancestors? And if you could ask them one question about plant medicine, what would it be? Would you ask how they discovered a plant’s spirit? Or how to bring nature’s rhythm back into our modern way of healing? Let’s open a circle of reflection —💬 Share which healer calls to you, and what question you’d bring to that sacred conversation. Maybe, through our collective curiosity, we can remember a bit more of that ancient wisdom together. 🌱✨ #################### Update: 🌿 Deep Dive: The Power of Intention in Healing & Living A follow-up to “If you could sit with any traditional healer from history…” A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined the inspiring conversation around healing, history, and heart-led living. Special gratitude to @Veronika Hübner for her profound perspective that took us on a journey far beyond the expected. Here’s what emerged from our dialogue: 🌿 The Gifts of the Magi – Exploring plants like sage not just as remedies, but as symbols of reverence and spiritual connection. 💞 The Power of the WHY – Discovering that the intention behind healing matters more than the method itself. 🌍 Returning to the Natural – How listening to our bodies and communities realigns us with true well-being. 💧 Mindset as Medicine – The role of faith and conscious ritual, inspired by insights like Masaru Emoto’s water experiments. This isn’t about religion—it’s about conscious living, healing from the heart, and realigning our actions with purpose. 🎥 Watch the Full ConversationThe recording of our conversation is now available here and in the Clasroom:👉 https://www.skool.com/nature-inspired-living-2560/classroom/bb02311a?md=2aae2bbaa45f443a92c7cca6cc95f84d

It’s that time of year when squash seems to multiply overnight! 🎃 Whether you grow your own or pick them up locally, these vibrant veggies bring versatility, nutrition, and earthy sweetness to our plates. As someone who leans strongly into raw and living foods, I’m always curious how others like to use seasonal ingredients like squash — especially when they’re not typically eaten raw! How do you love to prepare squash? Let’s inspire each other with ideas like: 🥗 Raw & Fresh: Spiralized “zoodles,” thinly shaved in salads, or marinated with herbs ☀️ Dehydrated: Squash chips, leathers, or marinated slices 🥒 Fermented: Pickled squash, or adding it to kraut and kimchi 🌿 Seed Power: Roasted or sprouted squash seeds as snacks or toppings 🍵 Warmed Gently: Lightly steamed, baked at low temps, or in soups No rules, no judgment — just a friendly space to share inspiration, tips, and recipes that honor real food in all its forms. I’d love to hear from you! What’s your go-to squash recipe? Any creative ways you keep it raw or lightly prepared? Drop your ideas below — let’s celebrate the harvest together! 👇 Here another post from @Vasi Smith https://www.skool.com/nature-inspired-living-2560/humble-harvest #SquashSeason #PlantBased #RawFood #VegetableRecipes #EatSeasonal #GardenToTable #HealthyEating #FoodCommunity

What natural or plant alternatives to traditional medicine have helped you most or made the most difference in your life and why?