Honouring Indigenous Wisdom and Lineage

We recognise that the shamanic practices and herbal wisdom we share are not "ours" alone; they are the fruit of thousands of years of stewardship by Indigenous communities and ancestral traditions. To learn from these plants is to stand on the shoulders of those who have protected this sacred knowledge through the ages, often in the face of immense adversity.

Your donation serves as a tangible act of reciprocity, supporting the preservation of endangered shamanic knowledge and giving back to the cultural well-being of the communities whose insights form the heart of our curriculum.

By contributing, you honour the Indigenous self within us all and ensure that the traditional keepers of this wisdom are respected, supported, and acknowledged as we weave their ancient teachings into our contemporary path of healing.

PROJECTS TO SUPPORT

Bison People Land - Bison People Land endeavors to create a regenerative bison (American Buffalo) management program which brings healing and connection to the land, people, and traditional indigenous culture. Within many Native American cultures, the bison is an archetype that represents healing and abundance of the ecosystem. The Lakota culture holds a special place for bison. It is understood that the bison species is so impactful that they are recognised as a force of nature - comparable to the changing of the seasons.

Wiraqocha foundation - Caring for the Q’ero people so they can live healthy, thriving lives, fulfilling their purpose of sharing with the world their sacred knowledge of living in harmony with nature. Teaching the skills of nature intelligence in order to nurture optimal health, happiness, harmony, and spiritual connectedness. Creating a healthy planet & healthy people living in cooperative, harmonious relationship.

London & Slough Charitable Trust

Originated in 1984, primarily as a soup run into London and in later years, Slough. The London soup run continues to this day with a team of volunteers travelling to Waterloo, Temple and Embankment every Monday night, distributing items such as food, drink, clothing, bedding and toiletries to the homeless and those in need.

In addition, a food share program operates from Slough, whereby surplus food is collected daily from a number of local supermarkets and then re-packaged ready for immediate distribution to many local Charities/Churches & Schools, reaching those in need, every day.

Your contribution to the School of Shamanic Herbalism is an investment in the future of continued co-creation with the Plant Kingdom. In an era where many feel severed from their roots and healthcare, the school provides a vital bridge back to the land, empowering wellbeing sovereignty, offering practitioner training and apprenticeships that turn the daily life into magical moments. 

Donations help us keep our offerings economically accessible, allowing us to maintain high-quality offerings and expand our reach to those who long for spiritual renewal and personal empowerment. By supporting the school, you are directly nurturing a living lineage of herbalists who walk in reverence with Grandmother Earth, ensuring that the sacred language of the Plant Kingdom continues to be taught and reclaimed for generations to come.

Your contributions directly sustain our educational apprenticeship, broaden accessibility for the next generation of healers, and honour the Indigenous lineages whose profound insights form the heart of our practice.

By donating, you are not just funding a school; you are participating in a living cycle of gratitude that ensures these ancient traditions continue to flourish and heal for generations to come. We also appreciate that you might want to directly donate to Indigenous projects and have provided some links below.

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