Cedar 'The Tree of Life'| Yarrow Willard Cl.H. | Harmonic Arts

Cedar "The Tree of Life"
✨UPDATE✨
During this video, I make reference to CEDAR as being a medicine of the past. It is still a very important medicine to many First Nations Cultures of the present day.
One of the challenges that many first nations cultures face is having their practices framed as past ones vs. living ones that are still active.
Please excuse my ignorance of this important fact in the creation of this video. I resonate with the understanding that these are living practices and will work harder to be sure to frame indigenous wisdom from active cultures in the present tense in future videos.
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Join 'Edu-taining" Herbalist Yarrow Willard, as he uses humour, spirit and knowledge to explores the Western Red Cedar.
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In this Video you will learn much about Cedars rich history of spiritual importance and cultural significance as a medicine and versatile building material for the People of the Pacific Northwest.
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Cedar is one of the most versatile trees on the planet.
There is a rich history of cultural use in every part of the world it is found in.
For thousands of years, this Tree ally has been considered the most important tool to the survival and abundance of west coast living.

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[angelamolnarpemberton]

I’m a Native American and honestly speaking here. You are my go to guy next to spirit itself for learning about Mother Earths wonders. Thank you 🙏🤗😊🥰❤️

[r.b.johnson]

I'm an Indigenous person of the PNW. Your teachings are respectful and accurate. THANK YOU!!

[Herbal_Jedi]

Thanks for all the support and gratitude for the videos we have been making. This is the first one of this 2016 spring season. We are excited to be sharing more as the season unfolds.
Let us know if there is a topic you would like us to cover this year and we will see what we can do.

[CiaofCleburne]

I have cedar all over my acreage and now I’ve learned to use it in my macrame. The little tables I create make my friends so happy! The scent is intoxicating.

[hammersaw]

As a lover of wetlands and wooded areas, and their indescribable poetic beauty, the best use of cedar, is taking shelter under its shade in the heat of summer, or to take shelter during snow storms, the deer seem to love to to take shelter under them in the winter.

[NerdingNature]

"I have an idea. Let's go on a cedar hike today." That sound like something I would say to a friend, who would promptly roll his or her eyes bur follow along anyway. I love cedars. I love how you always talk about the plant's spirits as well as the more typical biology stuff.

[freedombell]

The world is a better place when society reconnects with a true appreciation for the Earth and its many blessings it shares with us all!

[Moonrealmbotaica]

Boy oh boy! You friggen rock! Amazing! You are one great ambassador for peace, healing and knowledge! I love your stories and I have only just discovered you. Great! Live long brother!

[mountainman]

I can't stop watching these videos! Speaking to my soul!!

[royalspin]

It's worth noting that the famous household cleaning agent called Pine - Sol used to contain 8-12 % real pine oil that was harvested from old yellow pine tree stumps that were left in the ground after clear cutting for at least 20 years or older but not anymore since supplies became limited .
I've dug up several old cedar trees that were buried on my property and can definitely vouch for the intense smell of this pine oil which is highly flammable and very painful if it touches your mucous membranes or your eyes .

[aprilm.wemigwans-mezimegwa]

Thank you for your beautiful perspective and knowledge . I almost cried because I didn't realize any one still holds that knowledge got the communication to the plant kingdom. Everyone calls me crazy for me relationship to plants and animals. Thank you again. Keep doing you and stay blessed.

[jackherer]

"Tree of life grew on both sides of the river and the leaves from the tree were the healing of nations"

[goblinqueen]

I have been binge watching videos on this channel. I love it! So informative and entertaining. As an anthropologist, I love hearing about the cultural significance of these plants as well. Thank you!

[infallibleghost]

And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.
Genesis 1:29

[dmitrimikrioukov]

In Siberia they also have a big native tree with strong medicinal properties they call cedar. But it is a pine, a close relative to the endangered American white bark pine.

[gogeyeryuzune]

Thank you for passing on the knowledge.

[emmyashbaugh]

Cedar is one of my favorite essential oils, I had no idea it was such a powerful medicine. So grateful for the wisdom you share! 🙌❤️‍🔥 I will be sure to connect, respect and give thanks in the future.

[eddielloyd]

Love is all we need BRO, JUST LOVE. GREAT VIDEO. At peace with nature

[cajunbeauty]

So much knowledge! Amazing, had no idea cedar was such a potent medicine.

[mzvirgo]

Read the book THE RINGING CEDARS OF RUSSIA I love that book I really believe these trees are magical!!!