Wild grasses

Medicinal plants are wild grasses

Wild grasses are the herbs of medicine

Medicine is found in the wild

Wild grasses are connected to the ancient earth.

They have coexisted with the earth since long before mankind.

Grasses are full of life force

The minerals of the earth

The energy of the field

By taking in the power of the plants and grasses into your body

the ancient earth and the cells of living things resonate with each other

your body and mind will be in harmony

Free and easy

To use the five senses

To loosen and open the mind and body

To be bathed in the light of the sun

To breathe deeply

To take in the scent of the grass, the drops of the grass

To let the blood flow through the body

To take in the memory of the ancient earth

We call it wildflower tea.

Each grass has its own name and role

that supports the life of all living things

It provides food, clothing, housing, and spirit for all living things.

In the past, people and grasses were very close.

Once again

As in the past

as something close

Instead of keeping the grass away from the soil

Now is the time to make the wild grass our friend

We are continuing our wildflower activities with the hope that they will be useful in our daily lives

Our axis is the natural world.

To put down roots in the earth

To have a connection with the soil and the grass

To enrich our hearts and lives through grass

When we face the wild grasses and weeds

We learn that everything we need is provided for us

We don’t have to depend on others, and we don’t have to look only to the outside

Now is the time to rethink our relationship with our surroundings

We remember when we were good friends with the earth and grass

If we do that

A bond between people and plants

may be born again

With the rapid changes in the environment, the culture of wildflowers seemed to have died out

But thanks to our ancestors, we are now able to learn about it

We can again become familiar with

Forgotten,

Cut off

Neglected plants and grasses

Wild grass

Rethinking Plants

Returning to Nature

May 27, 2021

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