Red Cedar Way

<p>Let’s talk all the approaches and modalities that are in my medicine bundle right now: community, spiritual, cultural, traditional, and western, as well as traditional approaches from around the world like...

<p>Let’s talk about our connection to our bodies, the monthly cycle, and our bleed or moon time. I share a major milestone in my healing journey, how I’ve been reconnecting with my cycle and bleed, and share about the...

<p>This week, we talk about how the dream world brings medicine, and healing in seasons of grief. I talk about spirit communication during dreams, and how our ancestors and loved ones may visit us in our dreams. I share...

<p>An update on my healing journey after pregnancy loss and Asherman Syndrome (uterine scarring), including my connection to spirit through the dream world. </p> <p>**</p> <p>Follow along on insta @redcedarway Support...

<p>In Anishnaabe culture, the spirits of thunder beings and the underwater panther provide medicine and are part of the cosmological balance. </p> <p>**</p> <p>Follow along on insta @redcedarway Support on tipjar</p>...

<p>This week, we dive into sleep and dream medicine. Most people have seen dreamcatchers, but let’s talk about the cultural and medicinal traditions of using dreamcatchers. Who makes them, who uses them, what should...

<p>Trick or Treat! A smattering of spooky stories from my own collection.</p> <p>** References:</p> <p>Website for the haunted Pousada.</p> <p>Follow along on insta @redcedarway Support on tipjar</p> <p>**</p> <p>This...

<p>Let’s talk about different healing modalities, their benefits and drawbacks, and what it means to be a healer and to seek healing.</p> <p>References:</p> <p>Plaintain is the plant that fights bug bites</p>...

<p>A seasonal shift is underway: the Autumn Equinox teaches us lessons about preparing, slowing down, letting go, and healing. This year’s Equinox lines up with my own healing journey. In this podcast episode, I talk...

<p>How can we return to the land, to our land-based, indigenous practices, when those practices were coopted, covered, and hidden from view through colonization? This week, I’ll take us on a little trip to a holy well...

<p>What makes someone a shaman, healer, or medicine person? Can you become one with a course, a certificate, or an instagram handle? In traditional cultures, people study medicine and healing for decades before holding...

<p>This week I share a bit about traditional medicine practices, and talk about good and bad medicine. I share my own experience with bad medicine and how to to fight the temptation to use bad medicine. I’ll also...

<p>Scent and the sense of smell have an incredible, and often invisible, impact on our lives. Scent can bring comfort and healing, and help us to survive. Today I chat about the different ways I’ve come to know scent...

<p>Today’s a big one, guys. And it may be tough to take. But it is important. We’re going to talk about who is a settler, an immigrant, a colonizer, and more. Whose duty is it to decolonize? What it means to decolonize...

<p>This week’s episode is a little chat on a big problem: spiritual escapism and bypassing. Too many spiritual and wellness spaces deny the inherent truth that the spiritual and physical worlds are inseparable...