Hello friends, Welcome to the FHC Fall Newsletter. We have some very good webinars coming up this fall and winter, and hope you will take a look. There are many great contributions in this newsletter. It is a challenging time for many people, and uncertainty seems to be swirling all around us. Take a look at the resilience article on “pausing.” Sometimes stepping back and … [Read more...] about Autumn 2025 Newsletter
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Imprint | Full Documentary
Co-production between Campfire Stories and the Swedish Transition Network. Dear Friends, The Foundation for Health Creation has been supportive of the “Campfire Stories” initiative out of Sweden. This full-length documentary is free to watch and explores our "inner climate” as human beings, examining societal relationships, nature, and climate change in our … [Read more...] about Imprint | Full Documentary
Spring 2025 Newsletter
Hello friends, It’s springing here and I’m delighting in what seems like the sudden appearance of gifts in the grasses- blooming flax, strawberry blossoms, hidden eggs, the reappearance of the neighborhood chukars, or some other surprises. Times are arduous though. They call for wisdom and vigilance, especially for those looking to grow food, flowers and forbs. I spend much … [Read more...] about Spring 2025 Newsletter
The Healing Plant Initiative – A Path Forward
by Steven Johnson, DO Over the past six years, a devoted group of biodynamic gardeners has been collaborating with Uriel Pharmacy in North America to integrate local plants into existing anthroposophic remedies, create new medicines, and explore previously unused medicinal plants and minerals. Recent additions include Monotropa uniflora (Indian Ghost Plant) for trauma … [Read more...] about The Healing Plant Initiative – A Path Forward
Fire and Ashes
by Steven Johnson, DO I had the great privilege to attend an Indian Ceremony just after the spring equinox. A group of us surrounded a ceremonial fire on a windy Spring afternoon. A ceremony of offering was generously gifted to our Camphill community medicinal garden by descendants of the local Mohican Indians whose ancestors had once walked these very lands. This … [Read more...] about Fire and Ashes