The Plant Healer's Path: A Grassroots Guide For the Folk Herbal Tribe

I also bought "The Healing Terrain" this book has my same comments; would have liked a sturdier (not so flimsy) version so it will last me years, as I use it for reference and this version is quite flimsy. Also the beautiful art work inside was only in black and white. I'm still reading at this time.

I have read nearly all the Plant Healer books. I not only feel more secure in my knowledge, ethics and were legallity is concerned to confidently declare myself A Rebel Folk Herbalist! I thoroughly enjoy and appreciate the beauty of these books and am now deeply enchanted!

Interesting perspective writing. Unfortunately, Jesse Wolf Hardin and Kiva Rose can not hide their well inflated egos, smugness, the sense of superiority, desire to weild poverty and rural living as a sword, and joy in inflating their percieved dark and rebelous side for the sake of personal gain. They are a driving force behind a "cool club" in the herbalisim world and a "community" or scene that is covertly exclusive with a feudal hierarchical element, and this book supports that. Over looking the general elistist tone and slightly inflated price it is a quick and mildly interesting read lacking in new info.

Not your run of the mill herbal book. Real wisdom on not only the gift of healing, but what it means to be a healer.

Great history with a few good recipes

Wonderful book for herbalists and herbal advocates!

I am sure the info in the book is great, however, there are no chapters within the book, no search or navigation, no way to find a particular point in the book. There is a list of "sections" which do not correspond to chapters at all, so for my class, I spent an hour trying to find chapter 18 and never could find it. It's really disappointing because it is not that hard to set up a Kindle book. I know, I have done it. This is hard to read, so I would not buy the digital book. :-(

Great Book!