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Welcome to the Gaia Hive.

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Gaia- Mother Earth

Hive- My love of honey and community

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*Do you want to cultivate Ancestral teachings in your daily life and feel

like you belong?

*Do you want to  become friends with the plants who live near you?

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Gaia Hive offers:

Folk Herbalism Group Mentorships

 

1:1 Herbalism Consultations

& Coaching/ Mentorship

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Online courses & one day retreats.

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Testimonial from 2025 In the last year I have had the absolute pleasure of learning from Julie in her Folk Herbalism Mentorship, Plant Spirit Medicine series online, and a Plant Attunement/Dieta.(8 days of silence with a plant.) I cannot express how each of these experiences have contributed to my personal expansion. Julie is a wealth of knowledge, her passion and deep reverence for the plant world are truly felt every time she shares her wisdom. It’s not just knowledge, it's a lived experience, generously and wholeheartedly offered. Her teachings have not only deepened my understanding of herbalism but also awakened a more intuitive and respectful connection to nature. I am so grateful to be a part of the beautiful community she has created. Thank you Julie meow. K.B

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If you want to change the world, change yourself. Create a new story.

Practice acts of kindness & serve your community.

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Herbs do work, and yes you actually have to take them.

Deepen your relationships with the plants.

Sleep beside them and ask

them to come in your dreams.

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The whole world is your garden. When you know this, you are free.

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Nicotiana Rustica is here to help you.

Grow this Grandfather plant each year in your garden. Share his seeds freely. 

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​You can choose your own herbal family. I have chosen apple and oak trees.

The splendor of apple blossoms and

magnificence of acorns fills my heart with love.

Blue vervain illuminates the swamp of my heart, skunk cabbage transmutes

my grief, cedars cleanse and Grandmother me,

and peach trees bring in sweetness that soften the heat.

Cats make good companions too.​

Julie Gaia

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I acknowledge that the Gaia Hive is on the Traditional

Territory of the Anishinabek Nation:

The People of the Three Fires known as Ojibway,

Odawa, and Pottawatomie Nations.

And further give thanks to the Chippewas of Saugeen, and the Chippewas of Nawash,

now known as the Saugeen

Ojibway Nation, as the traditional keepers of this land.

May the work of the Gaia Hive be of service

and a prayer to the next 7 generations.

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