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Our mission is to support people/families to ReWild themselves to whatever degree they're able step away from the toxicity of our times and back into sync with the circadian and circannual cycles in which we live, while respecting our own natural rythyms As a certified Health Coach and Yoga teacher I offer, non-drug strategies using Forgotten Wisdom for wellness for the whole family, individuals or corporations.

09/15/2025

I did it!
One of my taglines has been "embrace forgotten wisdom while bridging it with the best modern science has to offer" ❤
If you want to know more about the program, read below...

Biomancy University is a visionary education that weaves ancient knowledge, modern science, holistic biology and ecology, with magic and alchemy, and the biognosis and ecognosis that resides in our bodies, in the earth, the plants, the sun, the stars, the elements. During your diploma you will learn to weave together the masculine worlds of understanding, information and knowledge with the feminine arts of intuition, mystery and embodiment.

This type of education has been practiced for thousands of years, notably in wisdom colleges across ancient Europe, and around the world, where “Wisdom” was considered the highest achievement and was a synthesis of personal mystical initiation and gnosis with practical embodied knowledge and alchemical scientific wisdom and philosophy.

Not only will you reconnect with your true nature and the sacred reality of the nature that surrounds you, you will also take an incredible journey into "the mind inside nature" – a secret, invisible, but very real world of the energetic and vibrational templates that form all of creation. You will also discover the secret regenerative magic inside your own body.

The diploma is designed for serious practitioners and teachers of the healing arts and the transformational path of awakening, from medical doctors to massage therapists, healers, yoga teachers and more.

It will ground you into a new vision of bio-magic, give you a new language of communication, and connect you with lineages of wisdom and practice from the alchemical schools of wisdom.

You will also learn the basics of anatomy, regenerative medicine, breathwork, movement, body work from a biomantic lens, in ways you can integrate with your visionary, psychic intuition, and apply in your own work.

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09/13/2025

Sunlight is still medicine, we just forgot for awhile 🌞

09/12/2025

🙌🏻♥️🙏

09/11/2025

If you think about it, we're always in relationship with our environment; earth, water, fire and air.

Culture has us so busy, we don't stop to notice the basic elements of life.

There they are, none the less, supporting us anyway. 🫶

09/03/2025

How I wish these things were taught!

09/02/2025

The energy of Autumn starts leaking into late summer…I love most things about the fall , including the food. Made some pumpkin pancakes this morning- yum.

Incorporating seasonal foods in your daily diet is a great way to make your meals more flavorful as well as nutritious—without breaking the bank.

Apple: Apples are full of vital nutrients including Vitamin K, potassium and immune-boosting Vitamin C. You also get plenty of dietary fiber (pectin) from both its skin and its flesh. This form of soluble fiber helps improve blood sugar control, aids digestion and helps with cholesterol management because its peak season is fall, apple has an optimal taste and texture during autumn months. Besides eating them as is, you can eat them with nut butter, add them to your salads, enjoy them baked with a sprinkle of cinnamon on top or blend them into your pancake batter.

Eggplant: Eggplant is a great low-calorie vegetable to cook with. One key health benefit of eating eggplant is that it's a good source of fiber. It's is also full of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, especially potassium and vitamin B6. You can grill or roast the versatile vegetable, turn it into a dip, stuff it with a healthy filling or toss it in your salads and wraps.

Pumpkin: Canned pumpkin contains beta-carotene, a form of Vitamin A, which is great for your eyesight. Additionally, pumpkin is a good source of potassium. Whether you choose to make a savory pumpkin soup, include it in your muffins for an extra Vitamin C and potassium punch or whip up a creamy pumpkin spiced smoothie, you’ll be able to reap its nourishing benefits.

Butternut Squash: Butternut squash is loaded with fiber, vitamins and minerals–of which are beneficial to your health. The primary vitamins and minerals in butternut squash include beta carotene antioxidants, vitamin C and manganese. Beta carotene is the precursor to Vitamin A which is important for your eye health.

Leeks: Nutrient-dense and low in calories, leeks bring a mild-onion flavor to your hearty fall soups and cruciferous packed salads. They are rich in antioxidants and sulfur compounds, including kaempferol and allicin, which offer protection against heart disease and certain types of cancers

Pecans: Pecans add a crunch and texture to your favorite fall eats. These nuts are a source of Vitamin E (which is both immune-boosting and anti-inflammatory), heart-protective B-vitamins and magnesium–which can improve your mood and lower your stress levels and your blood pressure. They are also an excellent source of fiber. Just one ounce of pecans provides 10% of your daily fiber needs. You can throw them in your favorite oatmeal and trail mix recipes, sprinkle them over salads or add them to your breakfast parfait for an added crunch.

Brussel Sprouts: These cruciferous veggies pack in potassium, iron, and heart-protective B vitamins—including B6 and thiamin. Brussel sprouts contain prebiotics which probiotics feed off. Combining prebiotics with probiotics boosts their gut-healthy benefits. Brussels sprouts can be used in a number of ways.

Parsnip: Parsnips contain essential nutrients such as Vitamin C, potassium and magnesium. They are also a great source of fiber–with 7 grams in one cup. The versatile root veggie can be added to soups, stews or made into fries.

Beets: Both golden and red beets include fiber, iron, potassium and folic acids. If you're tired of eating roasted beets, blend them to make a dip, turn them into baked chips or sneak them in your desserts.

Swiss Chard: This leafy green is an excellent source of Vitamins A and K and dietary fiber. It is a perfect ingredient to add to your green smoothies. Also, it tastes great in a light sauté and serves up well in soups.

Cranberries: These bright red berries not only spruce up your salads and festive fall dishes but also serve to benefit your overall gut health and immunity. The low-calorie superfood is high in vitamins, fiber, minerals and antioxidants.

Pomegranate: These sweet and tart gems add antioxidants and a unique burst of flavor to your favorite autumn drinks and dishes. While antioxidants can be found in many fruits and vegetables, pomegranate juice has, on average, more antioxidant capacity than red wine, grape juice, or green tea.

Other nutrient-dense whole foods that you should eat more often this season include celery, pears, red grapes, sweet potato and cauliflower.”
HMD Nutrition

08/28/2025

Research shows that a lack of play in the early years… doesn’t just steal fun.
It steals foundations.
Because here’s the truth:
Free, unstructured play isn’t “wasted time.”
It’s childhood’s most important work.
When children build forts out of blankets,
chase each other through fields,
or lose themselves in make-believe,
they’re not just passing the hours.
They’re wiring their brains for resilience, self-control, and joy.
🧠 According to Ginsburg (Pediatrics, 2007), unstructured play supports executive functioning, problem-solving, creativity, and emotional strength, while protecting against anxiety and social struggles later in life.
Why does this matter?
Because in a culture obsessed with achievement,
we trade play for worksheets.
We swap free time for structured activities.
And we forget that climbing trees and negotiating games of tag can do more for a child’s social-emotional health than any early test score ever could.
Meanwhile, science is whispering:
Play is not optional.
It’s oxygen for growing brains.
Here’s what that looks like at home:
→ Protecting free time, even when schedules get busy.
→ Valuing backyard adventures as much as academic drills.
→ Allowing boredom to open the door to creativity.
→ Joining in the play sometimes because connection grows there, too.
The truth is, childhood without play may look productive on the outside.
But it risks hollowing out the inside.
So maybe the question isn’t,
“Is my child busy enough?”
Maybe it’s,
“Is my child free enough to play?”
Because play isn’t just the sound of laughter.
It’s the sound of a brain and heart growing stronger. 🌱

Mercy Lupo

08/25/2025

Yum!

08/24/2025

A plant growing through the cracks in a sidewalk or a wild flower choking out a vegetable in a garden might be considered a w**d.

But, did you know….
that a lot of herbalists and nature-minded folks talk about a philosophy that the plants that pop up around you, even the so-called w**ds, are actually nature’s little nudge of, “Hey, this might be something your body or your environment could benefit from.”

So if you’re seeing a lot of a certain plant, it might be worth exploring its uses, because there’s this kind of natural synchronicity to it showing up on your property over and over again.

08/22/2025

“🌻Rewilding motherhood is the act of reclaiming intuitive, embodied, and nature-connected ways of mothering, free from societal conditioning and industrialized norms.”

What are you ready to do differently?!

08/21/2025

We don’t own the Earth, we share it!

08/19/2025

"Neither the FDA nor the CDC has ever required or conducted safety testing of the cumulative childhood schedule, now at least 72 doses,” the lawsuit states."

“Individual vaccines undergo limited FDA [U.S. Food and Drug Administration] clinical trials before approval, typically monitoring adverse events for days or weeks. …

https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/lawsuit-against-cdc-failure-test-cumulative-effect-72-dose-childhood-vaccine-schedule/?utm_source=cc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=defender&utm_id=20250818

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Years ago after realizing the effects of toxic food on my children I thought all that was needed for health was good food. I’m Blessed, my training didn’t stop there! The truth is EVERYTHING is energy. As cliche as that may sound, it is the TRUTH. The food, thoughts, emotions, information we take in intentionally or on purpose, relationships with people & Nature, ways we move our bodies, the activities that light us up from within, how we breathe, the toxins we absorb in the water, food, air - ALL OF IT and MORE effect us on mind, body and soul level. Our happiness is linked to our physical health and the opposite is also true. We CAN make a difference in our lives by either what we add to it or what we remove from it. This page exists to offer insight, tips, techniques, products and programs to support you on your healthy, happy journey. I pull from my trainings in Yoga & Meditation, Various forms of Energy Medicine, Holistic heath counseling, Bio-Individual Nutrition and Intuitive Guidance from Nature and the Cosmos.