Spirit Essences
Infused with Love in a crystal vase usually in both sunlight and moonlight during a special celestial or earth event.

Devil’s Club flower essence

Made in Neahkahnie Mountain spring water, they contain alcohol as a preservative.

Because they are vibrational Spirit Medicine, they operate on a subtle level of one’s being, similar to homeopathic remedies. Always they come from a being – a plant, a place, a stone – that wanted to give its gift to us humans. I listen to the meaning & character of each gift as told to me by the being itself. I’ve also included comments from a local friend, Diana May, who is a channel and healer, on some of the essences.

“The essences you sent me felt subtle but also very earthy and nurturing. Like they had a laugh and a smile built into the bottle!” –KF, Chicago

Take a drop or two – either straight or in water- whenever they call to you (i.e., when you “think” to do so.)

All essences are 9 each unless otherwise marked. No additional charge for shipping within the U.S.

AMETHYST Full Moon in Scorpio, May 14, 2014 Wakes the spirit into deep healing. Also good for enhancing intuitive perceptions and is a potent connection to the Violet Flame.
AQUAMARINE (Blue Quartz) Halloween, October 31, 2008. Breaking the spell, freeing attachment to old patterns. This was the intention of a gathering just before the presidential elections. Late in the evening we found ourselves part of a powerful Singing the Mountain Awake by Maia Holliday. This essence helps you bond into that experience. Diana May says it has “flying dragon medicine.”
BASALT STONE September 9, 2009 Opening portals to other realms. Made during a potent connection between our Table Rock Portal and Mt. Shasta on Dawn Shears’ birthday.
LAPIS LUZULI New Year, New Moon, January 1, 2014 Rise to one’s Queenly energy. Dedicated to Astarte.
QUARTZ CRYSTAL Equinox, March 20, 1014 Shine brightly in balance.
ROSE QUARTZ Wesak Perigee Moon, May 5 & 6, 2012 Knowing one’s heart’s song. This essence can help clarify what the heart – the true “mind” – wants of us in each moment.
BLEEDING HEART Venus Transit, Full Moon June 5, 2012 Clearing the Heart for True Love (and not just the romantic kind). Diana May says this essence allows inspiration and creativity to come forward.
CANNABIS ESSENCE Venus in Scorpio square Mars in Leo, September 25, 1013 Illuminates & eliminates dependencies, as well as old skins that need to be shed to field our true visions. (No psychoactive side-effects.)
CEDAR Winter Solstice 12/21/12 Integrates the God and Goddess in all of us. Made at a community celebration of the turning point into the Age of Aquarius.
CHECKERMALLOW FLOWER Amon’s Birth, Solar Eclipse, July 1, 2011 A very special babe who was with us only 2½ years. Dedicated to Kali Ma.
COLUMBIA LILY Full Moon, Lunar Eclipse & an astrological Cardinal Grand Cross, June 26, 2010 Moving into One’s Power. This most magical of native plants grows around our Table Rock portal & was picked to bless Craig and Glenna’s labyrinth during a ceremony for the Oceans and a fire afterwards for Full Moon Drumming and dancing. Diana May says it brings forth the JOY aspect because little Spirit beings were dancing around during it’s making.
COMFREY FLOWER Lunar Beltane, May 4, 2010. Coming Together Without Fear – Re-Integrating lost parts of the Self and one’s tribe so that the symphony of the whole can be heard. Comfrey’s Latin name is Symphytum. In the Herbal Tarot, Comfrey is the World card – the final coming together card. A potent plant indeed.
DEVIL’S CLUB FLOWER May 21, 2014 Repels “boarders” as in invaders of all sorts (energetic, viral, parasitic, etc.) This is about boundaries & perimeters. And Grandmother Coyote.
EVENING PRIMROSE FLOWER  Waning Moon, September 2, 2007 Releasing old stuff from one’s parents especially sexual patterns.
FORGET-ME-NOT FLOWER Lunar Eclipse, Full Moon in Sagittarius, June 15, 2011 Remembering the Goddess, especially in Her light blue Virgin Mary form, one of the ways She stayed present to us during the Dark Ages we are only now coming out of.
FRINGE CUP Full Moon in Scorpio, May 14, 2014 Notice subtle blessings. Quiet flower with a gentle fragrance. Early spring growth after the long winter.
HEDGE NETTLE Summer Solstice, June 21, 2010 Overall Healing. This is a classic case of a “weed” that has great systemic healing properties. I suspect it helps with whatever ails you.
MINER’S LETTUCE FLOWER (aka Candy Flower). Imbolc, February 1, 2009 Infusing Intention. A spark igniting creativity on the day Celtic tradition tells us the Goddess Brigid stirs the roots & seeds in the ground.
OREGON GRAPE FLOWER 5/22/17 Mahonia Nervosa from up Neahkahnie Mountain. Coming into true. Shining as one’s truest whole self.
OXALIS FLOWER New Moon, March 25, 2009 Seeing. Grounding the pineal gland (mind’s eye, 6th chakra’s inner core) into the 1st Chakra, the Root. Made on the Table Rock Portal under the towering Sitka tree.
PACIFIC WATERLEAF June 1, 2008 Being with the Mystery, especially our emotional blind spots. This plant spread on our land, despite my attempts to dig it up. I finally accepted it as part of the journey.
RED ELDERBERRY FLOWER Lunar Eclipse, Cardinal Grand Cross, April 14&15, 2014 Going deep to find the ancestors as guides. Dedicated to Inanna for it was made in her garden.
ST JOHN’S WORT FLOWER August, 2011 Bright yellow Summer Sun Energy, especially when needed in the dark of winter. .St John’s Wort is sacred to the Summer Solstice and is commonly used for depression. Diana May got it that this essence has deep transformational qualities. She says it is very subtle and best taken over a 3 month period. Set an intention and over time a very quiet kind of awakening will happen.
SELF-HEAL FLOWER August 9, 2013 at Manzanita Farmer’s Market Stimulates innate healing reserves. I first “met” this innocuous little purple flowered plant on my 50th birthday in 1999 and then began to see it in people’s yards everywhere. It has powerful medicine whenever you pay attention to it. Prunella vulgaris.
USNEA 12/12/2012 –  Inspiration and manifesting. Created on a magical day in a labyrinth on Neakhahnie Beach.
VALERIAN FLOWER Summer Solstice, June 21, 2010 Calming Fears -The plant came to my garden from Roberta Mackrill’s garden in Corbett, Or. She said a lot of it was growing because we were going to be needing it. It will get at some deep deep fears you’ve carried a long time.Diana May says you will want to sing from your heart with this one because it aids the purity of the soul coming through to the heart.
VIOLET FLOWER Equinox, March 20, 2014 Enchancing the Violet Flame, connecting with Kwan Yin, Goddess of Compassion.
YARROW Summer Solstice June 20, 2012 Repairs aura from empathetic sensitivity, radiation and trauma.
CANCERIAN MOTHERINGJuly 14, 2010 Checkermallow, Daisy, Foxglove Connect with the matriarchical grandmothers. Made on the anniversary of my Grandmother Marie’s death day.
CREATING COMMUNITYSummer Solstice, June 21, 2009 Checkermallow, Foxglove, Fawn Lily Seedpod. The creative energy clicked into place and obstacles seemed swept aside at a blessing circle for Coyote Ridge in Nehalem.
LOVING THE DEMONS Summer Solstice, June 21, 2010 Wild Iris (makes my heart sing) and Foxglove (heart medicine) Made at Wanderland Rainforest during Gwendolyn Endicott’s Journey to the Hindu Goddess Durga. She conquered demons of greed, jealousy, hate, etc. besetting the ancient world through love and promised to return when truly needed. Durga, it is time.
GAIAN CONNECTION Summer Solstice, June 20, 2008 Wild Iris, Foxglove, Old Man in the Ground, Wild Hollyhock, Buttercup, Hedge Nettle, Calendula, Cow Parsnip, Large Leaf Avens, Miners Lettuce, St.John’s Wort, English Daisy Deepening Connection to Gaia – Green Goddess of the Earth. A burst of summer growth energy made during a wild weekend of earth revelry and Neahkahnie Mountain connections.
MAGICAL BREAKTHROUGH Venus in Scorpio, September 25, 2014 Cannabis and Lapis Lazuli Blend Creates subtle third eye and throat chakra openings without psychoactive side effects.
MANIFESTING VISIONS Solstice at Coyote Ridge Garden, June 21, 2011 White Foxglove, HedgeNettle, Cat’s Eye, Sage, Catnip, Rose, Comfrey, Mystery flower
SPRING FORWARD Full Moon in Scorpio, April 20, 2008 Violet, Salmonberry, Miner’s Lettuce, Dandelion I was on the lookout for an essence that would move stuck energy, but it had been a long, chilly, rainy spring. So I picked the only blossoms managing to bloom in the gloom. They told me the name of the essence wasn’t “move forward” but “spring forward.” Of course! Diana May recently sang about it: “Go to the wounds, go to the wounds, go to the wounds.” It will take you to the wounds and open them.