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Artemisia & Rue

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Artemisia & Rue

San Miguel de Allende Mexico • Traditonal Medicine & Earth-Centered Healing Practices • Herbal Education, Online Trainings, In-Person Immersions and Retreats
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27/07/2025

I've been posting about my 21-day super clean eating & fasting cleanse [in Mexico] on my personal page. I'll post here too. ❤

01/07/2025

🌿A message from Damiana

“I am the herb of passion and purpose.
I nurture the fire that fuels your life’s work, your projects, and the calling of your spirit.

Let me warm your belly
and ignite the creative spark.”

Traditionally used in Latin America and Mexico as a remedy to restore vitality and uplift the spirit, Damiana also strengthens the nervous system and brings warmth and circulation to the creative center. Known to the Eclectic Physicians of the late 1800s as Turnera aphrodisiaca, she has long been a friend to those ready to rekindle their inner fire.

24/06/2025

🌿A message from Milky Oats and Oatstraw
You don’t need more stimulation.
You need nourishment.
Wild Oats restores what’s been worn thin.

She’s the medicine for when you’re at your edge, but life asks that you still show up even more.

When your thoughts are circling but your body just wants peace.

She brings you back to center—from the inside out.

How to use:
Drink 4 cups of oatstraw infusion daily.
Also, add 30 drops of fresh milky oats tincture to each cup of your oatstraw tea.

She feeds the nervous system gently ❤—no jolt, no quick fix. Just slow, deep repair.

24/06/2025

Yep. That was me last week.
I thought I was being clear.
But my message landed as a professional goodbye—

Like I was walking away.
Like I was moving on.

That is not what I’m doing. At all!

I’m still here. Still guiding women.

Still teaching herbalism as both a professional path and a sacred calling.

Still walking with those ready to remember who they are and what they’re here to do.

There is no ending in sight.
Instead, a deeper beginning.
One that asks more of me.
And offers more to the women I mentor.

Our work continues—just as alive, just as rooted, just as powerful.

And if you’ve been circling this path…
Stay tuned. I see something this week that I didn't see last week.❤

Hugs,
Shelley

24/06/2025

🌿 A message from Lemon Balm
She’s known as the gladdening herb—softening tension, easing sadness, and lightening the weight of the world.

How to use: a favorite of mine for healing the spirit as a limpia or plant brushing with a song. As a medicinal plant, fresh Lemon Balm is best. Use it as an infusion or as a fresh plant tincture. ❤️

07/06/2025

🌿 YOUR MOMENT, YOUR PATH

Not everyone gets a burning bush moment.
Some of us are called softly.
Others get cracked open by the medicine.

But if you’ve ever felt the tug—
If the plants have ever whispered to you, or shouted—
If you’ve ever stood in your kitchen or your garden and thought, “What is happening to me right now?”

Then you know.
You’re not imagining it.
You’re being called.
And if you’ve been waiting for a sign, this is it.

This is the final round of the Community Herbalist Mentorship Program—the program I wish had existed when I was first finding my way.

It’s grounded. It’s sacred. It’s real.
And for the first time ever, the Yucatán Immersion is included.
If you’ve had your moment…

This is your path.
👉 Drop a 🌿 or message me for the details.
Or head to the link in my bio to learn more.

07/06/2025

THE DAY I KNEW I WAS MEANT TO BE AN HERBALIST

If you haven’t heard this story before, you’re in for a treat.
It’s the one where the plants grabbed me by the soul and didn’t let go.

I was in college at CU Boulder, doing what everyone else did: taking classes that didn’t mean much to me, studying hard, getting A’s… and feeling totally unfulfilled.

I was questioning everything.
I knew something wasn’t right, but I couldn’t name it yet.
I had the blessing of working with a Jungian psychologist.
Her work was all about finding meaning in the messages from the subconscious mind—and the collective unconscious that runs like a river through everything.

Let’s just say—she found the thread that would lead me home.
One day in her office, I was complaining about a yeast infection that just wouldn’t go away.

I’d been on the usual combo—Western meds, birth control pills—nothing was working.

She looked at me and asked, “Why aren’t you using herbs?”
I hadn’t even thought of it.

Even though my Ukrainian grandmothers used herbs for everything. Even though the knowledge was in my bloodline.

I hadn’t seen it yet.
That day, she sent me to find the local herbalist in Boulder—Brigitte Mars.

Brigitte was wild and radiant, just like she still is. She gave me the remedy she used, handed me herb jars to scoop from, and told me exactly what to do. Calendula. Goldenseal. Cornsilk. Rose petals. Usnea.

I went home and followed her instructions like a recipe for transformation.

Boil water. Mix the herbs. Drop the bowl in. Lid on.

And that’s when it happened.

A wave of scent and sensation hit me so hard I had to sit on the kitchen floor.

Something ancient moved through me.
My friends were shouting from the other room, “What is that smell?!”—but I couldn’t answer them.

I was somewhere else entirely.
That was the moment I knew.

I left my pre-med studies behind.
I signed up for Brigitte’s weekend class.
I packed my bags for a semester abroad in France—but filled my backpack with herb books instead of clothes.

While other students made pasta in youth hostels, I made herbal infusions from the pharmacies I wandered into.

I rinsed my hair with Nettles, drank Oatstraw tea for my nerves, and used Burdock for my skin.

I had found my calling—or maybe it had found me.
I came home early. Left the boyfriend. Enrolled in herb school in California.

By 21, I had finished three herb schools.
And by the time I was 23, I was working with clients.

That’s the real beginning.
The moment it all changed.
Some people get whispered to by the plants.

Others get smacked over the head by them.
That was me!

05/06/2025

Hi all. For some of you, tomorrow holds a special surprise. One that is going to open a door you've been wishing would open. For others, it's a portal that takes you into the dream that's in your heart, and it will be an immediate YES for you. I'm excited to see how it unfolds. Here's to something magical heading your way!
xo Shelley

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San Miguel De Allende

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Lunes	12pm - 6pm
Martes	11am - 6pm
Miércoles	11am - 6pm
Jueves	11am - 6pm
Viernes	11am - 6pm
Sábado	11am - 6pm
Domingo	12pm - 6pm

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