Seeds from the World Tree
Jonathan Hadas EdwardsRemembering our place in an animate world. Healing from toxic culture. Learning to commune once again through the language of ritual. Apprenticing to old-school arts and wisdom ways. Growing roots.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 65 | Subscribers | Read | seedsfromtheworldtree.substack.com |
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The Art of Omission
It’s a truism that less can be more, even a cliché. But for the Western mind—by which I mean roughly those of us raised on sugary cereal and cartoons for breakfast—the truth of the phrase is not easy to internalize.
Lessons from Water
I'm not unaware of the ongoing political shitstorm and general convergence of crises on earth. One way I respond is by going slow, or trying to (“the times are urgent, we must slow down,” as a Yoruba elder said to Bayo Akomolafe). By tendin...
Why-Arrow and the Wounded Heel, part II
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Why Arrow and the Wounded Heel
This piece from circa 2015 was originally published in Volume 1 of the now-defunct journal Numen Naturae. I’ve decided to re-publish it here in two parts with some light edits . -JEd
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Practitioner / life-long student of healing arts. Acupuncturist, herbalist, flavor & fragrance alchemist. Rock hound. Co-founder of Heartward Sanctuary. Seed-saver.
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