[Jackie]

They look great! (apologies if this has already been answered in previous comments, I just don’t have time to read through them all right now…) What in particular are your salves intended for? Pain? Cuts/wounds? I’ve only just begun my salve journey this year 🙂 Started with a cayenne/cinnamon/ginger blend for pain… seems to need a little adjustment.

[Jackie]

Hi Caryn! A Katerina posted in here about 6 days ago a pdf list of book resources! You might find what you’re looking for in there!

[Jackie]

Absolutely! Thank you 💜

[Jackie]

I hope you have some fun with that, or find it helpful in some way. Blessings to you Marilyn. 💜💜💜

[Jackie]

The listening for me is imperative, and has never ceased to amaze & delight upon the research stage.

The pain was of a tendinitis nature at the time. It has since disappeared, as does most my pain/injury experiences. Poof! Into thin air… 😇

Thank you for the Rosemary tip, and I’m going to be looking for a source of Mullein. It has come up a few times lately, however, where I live now, I’ve not seen it anywhere! Wild. I had only begun to open the door to Mullein a couple years ago before I moved provinces.

I’m not familiar with feverfew as of yet. With my 0-minimal knowledge on that lovely blend and simply listening… explore this for some fun and do your own sensing… (first came to mind Cloves, doesn’t quite feel right) Then I ‘tuned-in’, I hear the name Lindsay. Well that’s interesting? So I look it up, to see if it’s an herb/plant… Nope, however, what I do find is that there is such a thing as a Lindsay Herb Modelling Mask, or Soothing Herb Mask… “well-regarded for their ability to leave skin feeling smooth, soft, and radiant, with a cooling sensation upon application… they can help with hydration and calming the skin.”… It may be some useful insight for you, or possibly, there’s a ‘clue’ within the ingredients of their masks…?

[Jackie]

I apreciate your thorough response! Thank you Marilyn. Absolutely L💜VE the concept of blending which plants are ready, and agree working with sensing is key for me as well. A lot of my work with myself and others is done with sensing followed by a bit of research. Its so much fun. 🥰 I’m not surprised your blends are dynamite! Thank you for the wonderful tips as well. Initially the pain I was experiencing at the time, was muscular in the front area of my right forearm, below the elbow. 😉

[Jackie]

I believe you should be able to find it through your Notifications up top. 🙂

[Jackie]

So happy you shared! Synchronicity stories just fill up my heart and make me smile 💜😀 Enjoy your journey of exploration with Gemmotherapy! I’m certain it will be interesting!