I moved to Brooklyn in 2010 and it wasn’t long before I found the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and fell in love. To live so close to such a beautiful green space with so many plant and tree friends was a balm. It was, however, years, before I knew that they had a library. The firstContinue reading “Dreaming with the Plants is at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Library”
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Voice of the Plants Podcast Episodes with Heather Sanderson, author of Dreaming with the Plants
Happy Samhain! It was such fun to talk with other members of the Foundation for Sacred Plant Medicine for their podcast! From the creators: In this episode, Marina BlueStar and Nathalie BlackbirdSings speak with Heather Sanderson, Full Communicator member of FSPM, about Samhain, Elder, and Heather’s newest book, Dreaming with the Plants, which was inspiredContinue reading “Voice of the Plants Podcast Episodes with Heather Sanderson, author of Dreaming with the Plants”
A Story with Rosemary on HerbRally
Mason Hutchinson of HerbRally hosted my first virtual reading from Dreaming with the Plants! Each of the twenty-two plants in this book includes a personal story or experience that I’ve had with the plant. Rosemary’s encounter makes me laugh and also highlights a main theme in the book: that of remembering (and forgetting) and rememberingContinue reading “A Story with Rosemary on HerbRally”
Practical Magic
I made it back from The T-Shirt Shop at the End of Civilization with plenty to consider (and to write about later) but for now there are a few photos and videos of some stellar dance/aerial performances over on my Instagram if you’d like to take a look. The night before I left for theContinue reading “Practical Magic”
Dreaming with the Plants is Here!
I’m ecstatic! Dreaming with the Plants is out in hardcover!! And it’s 354 pages!! What?!? I can’t believe it! You can get it wherever books are sold thanks to Ingram Spark! About the book: Are you ready to invite dreaming with plants into your life? Within the pages of this book you’ll discover how toContinue reading “Dreaming with the Plants is Here!”
The Dog Who Wanted to Be a Butterfly Turns One!
Heather Sanderson’s unique and sensitive exploration of a dog’s journey has themes of the importance of self-expression [Brooklyn, May 2026] – MAJESTIC WISDOM PUBLISHING has a unique publishing vision founded in finding light in the world. Over the last five years, Majestic Wisdom has published thirty-four titles across many different genres including self-help, healing arts,Continue reading “The Dog Who Wanted to Be a Butterfly Turns One!”
Top 25 Majestic Wisdom Books of 2025
My favorite New Year’s Day tradition is to see which books sold the most copies in the past year (or as I like to think of it, to see who made it out into the world! There are new books in the top 3 places this year! And they are the three books that launchedContinue reading “Top 25 Majestic Wisdom Books of 2025”
Celebrating Three New Books in 2025
2025 saw three new Majestic Wisdom Publishing books launch into the world! I’m so grateful to Gérome Barry for all his amazing illustration work that made The The Dog Who Wanted to Be a Butterfly come alive! And to James Leonard for getting me through the gutter crisis of ‘25 with such care and determination.Continue reading “Celebrating Three New Books in 2025”
Vision Comes True in Unexpected Ways
by Janet Morgan I used to teach and do visualization techniques for my patients at Sloan Kettering and for myself. Relaxing the body lets the imagination blossom into a multisensory reality, and that helps it all to become real. Many times, I realized much later that what I had envisioned had happened. My partner andContinue reading “Vision Comes True in Unexpected Ways”
More Than a Threshold
From September 9th, 2025: It’s a couple days after the full moon and eclipse! Eclipses often shake things up and/or bring in quick (often unexpected) endings and beginnings. A time of release. They can be a threshold. There are so many kinds of thresholds that we work with consciously or not. While we think ofContinue reading “More Than a Threshold”
