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Is this at least part of the reason why i feminize as i age?🤔

Thanks, Nicole! All great reminders for the season:) Love the emphasis on clearing out/ letting go in order to receive... I also think it's important to really embrace the darkness, if only for a bit, before jumping into all the return of light... Solstice blessings, everyone!

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Nicole is the BEST!!!! Her classes are amazing!!

I am from Morocco. Can I apply? Do you accept people from outside America?

Are you spicy?

Looking at that 8th month coarse . Hope it's not to expensive.

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I love having your video shares to return to - Finally I have some fennel thriving in my garden!

It appears your video was cut off and ended too early. Great update and I’m very interested. We have a large shrub ourselves

I love the idea of becoming a herbalist who is holistic which is the opposite of what most western medicine is teaching. But I would never want to learn from someone who talks about jabs coming out so much as you do. You are the closest school to me and I bought your book as well... It's very sad.

OK- Now Utube has erased 2 comments. I give up.

I just wrote a long, happy comment about your classes and fennel, only to have it erased. Plus I can only type 1 letter at a time on my hub's IPhone.

Hello. I took 1 of your classes a fall E. Austin Park walk-thru several years back. Also another walk-thru w/ my hub from a retired Special Forces medic. Wonderful! I learned a lot Inc. that 2 herbalists talk about 1 plant, they can have some very different knowledge as to what the plants can do. We have lost SO much knowledge over the years thanks to westernized medicine. It pays to take classes from as many herbalists as possible. I am a research dietitian/biologist/biochemist and organic gardener/farmer/rancher. Altho' we made progress finding cures for different diseases over 15 years at 3 Texas med schools, I ended up with EI/MCS and now EMF sensitivity as well. The wonder drugs don't usually work on me at all. I have to use herbs, many of which I gather and make tinctures of myself. You taught me about crepe myrtle, the old-fashioned kind. My Alpine and Saanen dairy goats bite my crepe myrtle tree on their way to and from the milking stand. They love to tear small branches off. So it is medicinal for them, too. I was taught dietetics/nutrition before they started teaching lies to nutrition students. The food pyramid which replaced the food pie slice diagram makes you fat, sick and stupid BTW. I mean lower IQ in general. Also fresh raw goat milk cures internal and external scar tissue, arthritis and cancer. Nice to know!!❤ 🐐 🐐🌱

Thank you so much for all the great info! I love Calendula. It is the first herb I became close friends with,

Thanks Nicole! I finally have yarrow to harvest, and am grateful for your knowledge share

I'm so sad that it disappeared from my backyard, now I will have to go looking for it. The plus side, it will encourage me to get out!

Thank you! I have a wildflower in my front yard that looks similar to what you were holding, but my app Plant Snap called it Sweet William. I wish I could have had a closer look at the details in the flowers you were holding. Thanks for these video offerings! I look forward to seeing you every week

Great to see/hear U...:)

Thank you for posting this sitting here with my tea and pad and paper . Current herbalism student studying under JoAnn Sanchez in Arizona.

Good Information. Best advice Be prepared for anything!

Thank you

Thank you! I have been harvesting leaves and putting them in soups, stews and steaming with other greens like spinach, kale and Swiss chard (with fresh ginger, garlic and onions) for a few of years now. Delicious! Unfortunately most of the roots I dig up are small or break when I'm harvesting out of my yard so it takes awhile before I have enough to roast, but I have found some older, larger plants in the creek behind my house, and the roasted root drink is worth the wait. I'm happy to hear about tincturing the roots too, just not sure if I should use pure alcohol or add water. I'm so glad I accidentally stumbled on your UA-cam page! I look forward to seeing and hearing from you every Monday! Green Blessings (as Susun Weed would say :-) ~Victoria, Medford, OR

Please include in these comments, recipes and links you refer to in this talk

I grew Mullen and harvested a huge plant two years ago, but did not realize I shouldn't harvest the leaves when it's flowering. I actually harvested when the flowers had turned to seeds. I assume I can still use the leaves & hopefully the seeds will sprout, but guessing the leaves may not be as potent as fresh leaves. Will you share your recipe for Mullein syrup?

Thank you so much Nicole for your Herbalist knowledge and inspiration for a beginning forager! Please continue these wonderful educational videos to get people excited about Nature again. Also I am going to try and make it to a Workshop here in Southern Oregon this year! I highly recommend The Wildflower School of Botanical Medicine Workshops and the new online courses! Blessings Nicole and Everyone!

Thank you, Nicole! Always enjoy your wisdom ♥

Thank you for taking the time to put this Q & A together. I appreciate your honesty and that you are not glorifying the Herbalist's path for your own benefit of taking people's money but rather show that it is more a path of passion than financial independence :) I am still interested in checking out your courses when returning to Austin.

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I agree with both of you on it being a rat snake, and I'm not just saying that because my dad said what it is, but because Mr Steve Harthun is a smart son of a gun, not to mention his photographic memory but also has a major in snakeology. Lol aka Herpetology. And no were not talking about someone's hair piece lol

Thanks for sharing and the relocation. I agree, it's a Texas Rat Snake.

Not meaning to be rude but I believe Nature Centers offer booklets on reptiles... that's not a kingsnake... it's a rat snake. On the other hand thank you for not brutally murdering it.

Meet Kylie the Wildflower School Office Goddess and administrator....oh and she wrangles snakes ua-cam.com/video/iOW_jJIFT0Q/v-deo.html

Listened to your Summit interview, very good stuff your passion on the topic is palpable. Listening to you I realize how little I know and how much this particular topic is needed. Im more of the SWAT door kicker kind of guy and thinking about how each person differs makes me realize if there is a total collapse it is going to take communities binding together so that all of our skill sets provide overlapping security. Your stuff is great Miss Telkes thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Great video. I will be trying this.