Making Cedar Medicine

@cosmiccircleswithlindavaro5062 6 months ago

Thank you so very much. When I shopped for a home 9 years ago, I wanted pine trees to be on the property. This house came to me and it is nestled in White cedar trees at the front and at all corners. I love these cedars! I also practice herbalism, but had no idea of the honor and gifts of my trees. I feel very blessed and led to you today. Thank you again!

@JUEGABONITO83 1 year ago

We need more Indigenous humans making these videos. God bless you your family and your peoples.

@eedeescottagegarden 6 months ago

Thank you for giving us who do not have the culture to embrace as you do. I feel blessed to have found you on YouTube. this is what we should be teaching to the children of our future. thank you again looking forward to learning more from you.

@philippoulin8262 7 months ago

Doug thanks for the video It's always good to know what Things mother nature can help Us heal keep the videos going Meguich my friend

@breesechick 28 days ago

Love these videos.

@mickeyjohnson7027 3 years ago

THANK YOU FOR INCLUDING WHAT TO DO WITH THE CEADER AFTER WE BOIL FOR TEA>>>I KNOW THAT WITH SWEETGRASS WE NEED TO PUT THE CUT END IN A GOOD / SPECIAL PLACE >>>WE DONT JUST THROW IT ANYWHERE>>>

@susanmortensen2509 1 year ago

I love this! Ive used cedar extract for my kids and cedar smudge for my home. This tea will be a new addition for our health and happiness. I discovered a baby cedar tree about 70 feet out in my yard among some baby pines i was cutting down for a garden fence. Honestly did not know it was a cedar but knew it was beautiful and magical and i left it. Now il go out and maybe put some rocks or something around it so it doesnt get messed with in the future. Thanks for this video!

@mickeyjohnson7027 3 years ago

THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR WAYS WITH US

@mitzigarner-hughes9286 7 months ago

Thanks Doug! I'm going to respectfully gather some cedar and make it just the way you have in this video 😊

@a.w.6907 4 months ago

Ok thank you

@lilyan7590 2 years ago

Thanks for the Video! i just simmered cedar for about 20 minutes and poured into my bath. skin is very soft now :) I havent tried the tea this way, cant wait to try this!

@icanculture7674 2 years ago

Thank you for this informative video! I am Squamish but lived off reserve and was never taught this tradition. I want to start making this and drinking and bathing in it. My boyfriend has sinus problems and I’ve been having mental problems like anxiety and I think this can be the start of a healing journey. Thanks again! Very cool!