thymeless healing.




















a healing space.
a cup of herbal tea,
vessels filled with herbs, leaves, roots.
the support earth provides us with.





a space, a practice
   transforming with the seasons            
   connecting elements
   touching senses
   holding herbs

 






 



“med-icine”
“re-med-ies”

                   meaning back to the middle. back to balance.










you, nature and I working together.
based on wholism. . 
drawing connections. 
deep individualization takes place.
from the traditional archives of natural healing practices.
















listening.
conversations, creating letters, and moments of healing.
translating the language of your body.


                — no one can speak that language for you.
                but someone can translate it for you.
































wounds, scars       ( signs, symptoms, conditions )



patterns of imbalances*
reoccurring signs*
one symptom* is fading, but another one is appearing. 
a state, feeling* slowly becoming a lasting part of you ( consistent, chronic ).
vulnerabilities, weak points, softnesses, tenderness, sensitivities*
another pattern, another cycle.
taking medications, trying remedies and therapies. but without feeling better.

























`branches`

    connected to each other. an imbalance in one of them reflects in all of them.
    they hurt together, but also heal t
ogether.






















note the words that resonate with you...





patterns of ...
feels like ...
moments of ...





`the body`

soma,
vessel


*
pain, ache of ..
inflammation of ..         ( chronic, reoccurring )
tension, heaviness, fullness, cramps, discomfort, distension of ..
imabalance of organ networks, tissues, hormones, energy, cells, constituents, blood, body fluids,..

imbalance                ( deficiency. depletion. excess. stagnation. congestion. ) ( too much. too little )
digestive system      ( irritable bowel syndrome, indigestion, malabsorption, hyperacidity, reflux. nutrient, mineral deficiency. bloating. intense or lack of appetite, hunger. stomach, intestines, liver, spleen, gallbladder. gut. digestion,                                                 absorption, metabolism. nourishment. )   
immune system        ( weakening, reoccuring infections, susceptibility, allergy. )
lymphatic system        ( toxin overwhelm, swelling. spleen, lymphatic vessels, fluid balance. ) 
reproductive system     ( irregular, missing periods, cramps, pain, cysts, fibroids, pre-menstrual syndrome. fertility, pelvis. ) 
hormonal system       ( metabolism, blood sugar. glands. )                                                   
nervous system           ( brain, spine, nerves. )
musculoskeletal system     ( weakness, pain, tension, stiffness, tenderness, fatigue, numbness, tremors, fragile bones, weight imbalance. posture, joints, muscles, bones, tendons, ligaments. connective tissue. )
respiratory system        ( shallow breath. shortness of breath. cough, colds, sinusitis, asthma, bronchitis. lungs. )
urinary system                   ( water retention, swelling, oedema, intense or lack of thirst. fluid balance, clearance, (blood)pressure. kidneys, bladder. )
cardiovascular system      ( palpitations, high or low blood pressure, dizziness. circulation. vessels, veins, (blood)stream. pulse. heart(beat) )
skin                                   ( blemishes, dry, lack of sweat or too much sweating, night sweating, bruises, slow healing. )
temperature                 ( cold, heat, wind, dampness, dryness. inner weather, climate. sweating. fever. thirst. cold hands, feet )
senses                            ( dulled, blurred. sensory overwhelm. sensitivity to temperature, light, scent, noise. sense organs. ) 
inner movement, rhythm, cycles    ( sleepless, restless nights, bad dreams. )
....


liver — gallbladder
heart — small intestine
spleen — stomach
lungs — large intestine
kidneys - bladder


chest
abdomen
pelvis

Blood, Moisture, Qi
Jing, Qi, Sheng






`the mind, emotions`

*
overthinking 
depression
anxiety
restlessness
confusion
exhaustion, fatigue
inner, outer pressure
overwhelm
everlasting stress
spending thought on regret about the past, fear about the present, worries about the future.
longing for stillness, looking for silence. trying to escape noise. you, your mind being the noise.

clouds covering presence, consciousness.
too much distance, a gap between thought and action.
feeling disconnected
indecisiveness
tension, fullness, heaviness                      
dulled senses
agitation, unrest
overexcitement
negativity
impulsiveness
emotional coldness
difficulties concentrating, focusing
feeling burned out
obsessive thinking
unsustainable agitation
sleeplessness, lack of refreshing sleep
emotions, trauma
      ( unresolved, accumulated, suppressed, projected )
a dominating, intense, overwhelming, dull, persisting, suppressed emotion. too much ...
       (anger. fear. grief. worry. guilt. regret. desire. pride. frustration. bitterness. jealousy. fear of loss. resentment. shame. blame. judgement. unworthiness. insecurity. rumination. sorrow. )
too many `I should´s`
feels like constantly being on the run, a running out of time.
emotional eating
dealing with loss
back and forth between extremes, between peace and chaos, clarity and confusion, ...
dissociations, distortions
...







`the soul, spirit`

soul, spirit
(hun), (shen), (yi), (po), (zhi)
(ki, qi)
*
resistance
loss of intuition
energetic stagnation

finding yourself in the same repeating patterns, behaviors, relationships.
constant distractions, attachements.
patterns driven on dependency,
patterns of control.
difficulties letting go.
clouds covering creativity, focus.
loss of motivation

inner tension, pressure

difficulties taking space, setting boundaries
inertia
between extremes
feels like losing yourself.
emptiness, aloneness, hollowness, shallowness
...




                                                               healing roots by branching..



in traditional far eastern medicine these imbalances are all understood as being part of a pattern

— your personal pattern of imbalance. 









season
element
organ
climate
emotion
flavour
spring
wood
Liver, Gallbladder
wind
anger
sour


season
element
organ
climate
emotion
flavour
summer
fire
Heart, Small Intestine
heat
joy
bitter


season
element
organ
climate
emotion
flavour
late summer
earth
Spleen, Stomach
moisture
worry
sweet


season
element
organ
climate
emotion
flavour
autumn
metall
Lungs, Large Intestine
dryness
grief
pungent


season
element
organ
climate
emotion
flavour
winter
water
Kidney, Bladder
coldness
fear
salty





principles from traditional teachings of the far east remind us that seasons, elements, climates,.. — nature, is present within our bodies too.


















balance.
alignment
resilience.
achieving balance of body, mind and soul.
aligning your ( inner ) body with nature.

restoring resilience.















a one on one experience,
tailored to you.




as individual as you are.
as your body signs are.
as your healing is.





grounded in
principles, elements and herbs chosen from traditional natural healing systems and practices.
   


those forgotten and preserved.
grounded locally, rooted in the east.





— Integrative Traditional far Eastern Medicine 








connecting eastern and western (herbal) medicine.

































chapters( consultation elements )


chosen for you..





earth medicine
   herbs, plants, remedies
   — a chosen herbal blend for a root pattern of imbalances
   trace elements
   nature´s apothecary 


roots — buds — flowers — leaves — stems — seeds — barks


herbs will be sourced for you 
in highest quality. 




based on principles of the far East —
traditional chinese medicine - TCM
and traditional japanese medicine - JTM,
Kampo
   
 
tonify, disperse, consolidate, purge, calm.
warming, cooling, drying, moisturizing. 
balancing, harmonizing, regulating.
weaving tissues

patterns — organ networks — emotions — seasons — texture — climate — cycles — phases — types — flavours — elements 

Ki, Blood, Moisture. Essence.
yin, yang.

liver — gallbladder
heart — small intestine
spleen — stomach
lungs — large intestine
kidneys — bladder






senses
   seasonal herbal treatments
   tea
`earth touching senses`





nutrition
   combining elements of nourishment.
   traditional preparations.
   herbal medicinal food.
   season. source.
   


   
honey —  nuts — fruits — olive oil — grains — seeds — broths — herbs — beans chosen after principles of traditional far eastern medicine teachings. 



emotionsletting go, releasing, processing.
holding space. trigger softening.




mindstillness. silence. 
attention. 
thinking less, feeling more.
consciously
touched. clear.




‘soulbreath’ - touched by an intuitive japanese practice 
following the principle of shizen
strengthening, unblocking Ki
breathing deeper
relieving tension
evening out polarizations
seeding self-healing
reconnecting with intuition
stillness, silence, vastness of mind
inner reflections of nature
posture
inner alignment
rebuilding trust in the body
developing, shaping sensibility, feeling
, self-perception





patternsunfolding, reshaping.



shadows 
    – touched by thoughts and work of psychiatrist C.Jung. 

 
wholeness, integration of opposites. 

                         acute careconversations on ways to naturally support a present wound, condition. also possible through distance-consultations
(talks or written email–conversation)




past. present. future.

caring for lasting wounds, scars, imbalance.
in respect of medical past and present.    



 

root healing.
  
outlining shapes of branches.
through deeper layers of soil.
closer to the root.


 


offerings

one conversation, chapter, element (two visits) 

one month 

       january
       february
       march
       april
       may
       june
       july
       august
       september
       october
       november
       december


one season (support throughout the season(s))
       spring
       summer
       autumn
       winter



































Disclaimer:

words reflect my love for words and writing. for expression through language. the words ‘healing’ and ‘medicine’ reflect nature, connections, sensual art and personal meaning.

no claims nor offerings on healing or treating disease nor replacing needed medical care are being made.
herbs aim to achieve inner balance.
experience is sensual, conversations are educational — translating the language of your body.
helping to observe, to understand. guidance, suggestions, recommendations, care, support and thoughts are being offered and shared.