Will Write and Wildcraft for Food

[Sean Donahue]

Actually, I have food and shelter through October thanks to some very generous friends  . .  . .

But I am in need of some work to earn money .  . .

Over the years many of you have been very generous in sponsoring my travels to Latin America to report on people's resistance to this empire.

My journey now is taking me to a different kind of exploration and a different frontier of resistance -- helping people to change their relationships to their bodies, their hearts, and the living world around them through work with our oldest ancestors, the plants.  

So, I am working to build a practice, working with clients one on one, and writing and speaking about plant medicine.    But it takes time for a practice to grow.

So in the meantime, I am asking for your help in finding work that will allow me to pay for medicine and books and travel and my continuing education as I grow as an herbalist.

I am looking for people to help me find:

• People and organizations who need someone to do writing or editing work on a contract basis -- including grant writing.
• Herbalists willing to pay or trade for wildcrafted herbs from the forests and fields of Maine.
• Herbal clients in the Boston or Lawrence, MA areas or central or western Maine (or in southern Maine or the NH seacoast area within a half hour drive from route 95.)
• Businesses, schools, and organizations willing to host talks about herbal medicine.
• Donors willing to support popular education about herbal medicine.

I am  also open to other kinds of part time contract work that I can do from rural Maine or on a short trip somewhere in New England.

Thank you for all your support in all its forms.

With great gratitude,
Sean

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"Sometimes there's nothing left to do but make love to the fear." -- Astrid Mannrique, ASFAADES (Association of the Families of the Disappeared), Popayan, Colombia

"If we eat the wild, it begins to work inside us, altering us, changing us. Soon, if we eat too much, we will no longer fit the suit that has been made for us. Our hair will begin to grow long and ragged. Our gait and how we hold our body will change. A wild light begins to gleam in our eyes. Our words start to sound strange, nonlinear, emotional. Unpractical. Poetic. Once we have tasted this wildness, we begin to hunger for a food long denied us, and the more we eat the more we will awaken." -- Stephen Harrod Buhner The Secret Teachings of Plants

SEAN DONAHUE
Herbalist and Reiki Master Teacher
Sumner, ME - Lawrence, MA - Boston, MA

Green Man Healing Arts
http://www.greenmanhealingarts.org
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Eyes of the World Media
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