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Tulsi Queen of Herbs The story of a plant who is a goddess

With Tish Streeten
Hosted by David Crow, LAc

For thousands of years Tulsi has lived in the courtyards of Hindu homes... receiving offerings of flowers, song, and holy water. In return she purifies the air and gives her leaves for healing. This kind of partnership encourages a reverence for plants, respect for our environment, and good health for people. Today Tulsi is working with people all over the world to restore physical, emotional, ecological, and spiritual health. Join filmmaker, herbalist, and ambassador for the plant realm, Tish Streeten, in her discussion of this amazing plant. 

During this extraordinary session, you'll discover:

  • How Tulsi as a goddess, and how the myths and stories of Tulasi Devi provide insights on how to care for ourselves & our planet
  • That Tulsi is a healer and an ecologist... effective for simple coughs, colds, and headaches, as well as more complex conditions, such as malaria, diabetes, heart disease, radiation sickness, & the healing of our environment
  • A deeper understanding of plants as spiritual beings, and a sense of how we can work in partnership with plants to restore the health of people, animals, plants, & the Earth
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Tish Streeten

Filmmaker, Herbalist

Tish Streeten is a filmmaker, herbalist, mother and traveller. She was born and grew up in Oxford, England. Here she first came across Juliette de Bairacli Levy’s books which inspired her life long passion for herbal medicine. After working on farms and gardens around Europe and America for many years, Tish began to film the earth-centered customs which she saw were quickly disappearing. Later she formed Mab Films to produce documentaries on herbal healing, traditional cultures and our environment. 

Tish has worked on and produced films which have won many awards and have been shown on PBS, at Sundance and in festivals, theatres and on television around the world. Tish’s most well known film Juliette of the Herbs was nominated for an International Documentary Association award and has become a classic in the herbal and holistic healing community.

Tish is the mother of a teenage daughter, adopted from India. She is currently working on her new film Tulsi, Queen of Herbs, starring a goddess who is a plant. She lives in Hopewell, NJ where she runs a small herbal CSA.

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