Episode 308 features an interview with Diana Rose Harper and Sarah Corbett about herbalism and astrology, and the connection between plants and planets.
Herbalism is the study and practice of the medicinal and therapeutic use of plants, and traditionally astrology was used in conjunction with it in order to enhance the effectiveness and personalization of certain treatments.
During the course of the episode we talk about how Sarah and Diana have integrated their knowledge of astrology with the practice of herbalism in order to develop a deeper understanding of both fields.
Diana and Sarah are launching an online course on herbalism and astrology next month, and you can find out more information about it on their website:
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I’m not sure if it was this one or the Mercury episode but Chris Brennan you and my boyfriend have almost The Identical astrological chart! And I mean it’s like a day difference but you still have the same rising sign and Moon I’ve been I’ve been watching the podcast for over a year and I just barely realized that you guys were even born the same year
you don’t make transcripts anymore, do you?
If you pay attention to our transcripts page you will see that we are continually adding new transcripts to the site, although older episodes tend to be higher priority, since YouTube does a decent job of generating automatic captions for the video versions of newer episodes:
https://theastrologypodcast.com/transcripts/
I’d love to know what astro correspondences Diana and Sarah give to plants that differs from Culpeper. I to struggle with some of his choices