Re: Recommendations for herbal healing book?

Hi Beth,

I find I need less and less these days.
Lately, I've been loving "coronation grapes", which taste a lot like wild concords, and are organic and very affordable. I am thinking to do a few days of these.
The new moon is the 27--so good time to begin any new protocol, or hunt for new and better methods--or those more instantly accessible.

I have Dr. Christopher's 20th anniversary edition--Naturally,
(irony alert) I didn't realize it was not entirely 'his', when I got it. I found/find it maddeningly counter-intuitive in terms of layout, and organization. But when I've committed to studying it at length, and just 'let go into that', I feel as if I am apprenticing. Transported.


Anyway--Other books? I like his "Herbal Legacy newsletters"--Do you have those? How much is Ray Christopher, and not (as MH says)all that his inheritors have seen fit to dispense?
Honestly--I don't know.

I like Susun Weed: my mother studied with her for a short time...in person :-) some years back. Between she and Dr. Christopher, there's a curious and rather lovely meeting point. (Or so I often feel)

Sending you all good wishes -and faith- for wellness --starting this new moon!!!!!

best, C