lantana camara — Botanicals

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To a large extent, I use this space to reconnect to Source, to plants and to the natural world and honour the divinity within it. By connecting to the natural elements, I walk along the path of my ancestors acknowledging the monumental shift that has pulled us away from nature and humanity’s slow and humble crawl back to it. These journeys connect us back to the spiral of life, back to the energetic centre of balance where we can draw on new technologies to become allies in the resistance against the great slumber (the great death).

Plant knowledge is revolutionary in the Caribbean and to indigenous peoples around the world. It is the connection to Source. Plants carry medicine, ease, cure, swift death, memory and the customs of a people wrapped up in magick and ritual. We are trapped in the great forgetting. This journaling is a way to come into alignment with their transmissions, to redefine my creative energy and to remember.

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Buddy Me Eye, Lantana Camara

Lantana camara is known by many local names, including Buddy Me Eye, Red Sage, Wild Sage, and White Sage. It is native to Central and South America and the Caribbean, with geographical expansion along the tropics

BotanicalsHolly BynoeDecember 4, 2024buddy me eye, lantana camara, bush medicineComment

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Holly Bynoe is a curator, writer, researcher spiritualist and medicine woman from Bequia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. She is currently living between SVG and Scotland and is a PhD Candidate in Shared Island Stories at the University of St. Andrews.

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Holly Bynoe is a curator, writer, researcher spiritualist and medicine woman from Bequia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. She is currently living between SVG and Scotland and is a PhD Candidate in Shared Island Stories at the University of St. Andrews.

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