Follow the Ancient Paths.....
Want to join a community of people, united in finding the ancient paths to health in the changing times:
- Love plants & want to learn more about how to use & identify them?
- Want to make an impact for family & friends & the world around you?
- Looking for a holistic approach to maintain wellness & help others do the same?
- Looking for inspiration in a natural environment of beauty & peace, & get hands on learning at the same time?
- Intrigued by the human body, it's function & learning more of the science of how it works?
A new adventure has begun! It's about a community sharing wisdom and gaining a common sense approach to health.
Stand at the crossroads and look, look for the ancient paths and walk in them, and you will find rest for your souls. Jeremiah 6:16
What you can expect to learn:
- How to nurture the land so it is fertile and pest free.
- How to identify edible plants in their natural environment.
- An understanding of the science of plants their care & uses.
- An understanding of the human body's design for true balance and longevity.
- How to make beautiful, fun, artistic & useful products you can use.
- The value of nutrition & a common sense approach to health.
- And much, much more...
"What I invested in the course will pay for itself as I apply the knowledge, keeping healthy and staying out of the allopathic medical system. In addition, the knowledge I learn promotes lifelong health." S.C.
What will it require of you?
- An adventurous spirit
- A desire to serve others
- A commitment to working with a team of people for a common cause
- Physical ability to do work outdoors
About the Course
This is a six month internship beginning in May and ending in October.
A comprehensive study of plants, their uses, their identification in the wild and cultivated environments, application and useful production. Centered in the garden potting shed, we will journey together to prepare useful nutritional products to share with others.
This course will include 4 hours, 2 times per month in Danville, Waterbury, and other locations in Vermont, field work and identification, cultivation, class instruction, prayer, harvest, and production. There will be about 20 hours per month of homework. An initial interview with potential students will begin the application process. The cost is $1,200 per person for instruction, supplies and handouts. A $100 deposit is required, should you be accepted to the class.
A comprehensive study of plants, their uses, their identification in the wild and cultivated environments, application and useful production. Centered in the garden potting shed, we will journey together to prepare useful nutritional products to share with others.
This course will include 4 hours, 2 times per month in Danville, Waterbury, and other locations in Vermont, field work and identification, cultivation, class instruction, prayer, harvest, and production. There will be about 20 hours per month of homework. An initial interview with potential students will begin the application process. The cost is $1,200 per person for instruction, supplies and handouts. A $100 deposit is required, should you be accepted to the class.
