Breakfast & Inspiration (Oxmymel—The Little Home Medicine Cabinet)

Breakfast & Inspiration with Runa, the Herbal Witch

A morning dedicated to the magic of plants and mindful togetherness.

When we connect with nature, we enter a space that is far older than ourselves. The plants around us carry stories, just as we humans do. So much power, so much wisdom—much of it almost forgotten, or deliberately suppressed, as in the case of witch burnings and the power of the Church. Anyone who worked with medicinal herbs was considered a witch; today, I see it more as an honor when women are called witches. Deep down, I believe we all possess this witch’s knowledge, though it has been buried, like so many other treasures.

When the coronavirus pandemic first began, my first thought was, “Perhaps this is about us returning to nature,” and that’s how my own personal herbal journey began—I suddenly started seeing our garden through different eyes. From then on, I incorporated so-called “weeds” into my diet.

I’d like to give this topic more space and attention once again; on October 3, Tanja—known as Runa the Herb Witch—will give this ancient knowledge a voice.

Over breakfast together, she’ll invite us into the world of wild herbs and oxymel.

Oxymel—a centuries-old tradition made from vinegar, honey, and plants. A simple preparation that shows us how little it sometimes takes to harness nature’s treasures for our daily lives.

Fall, in particular, offers us a

What makes this morning special isn’t just the knowledge—it’s the connection we share with one another. It’s the space we open up for questions, for genuine listening, for people who want to break new ground or reconnect on a different level.

And for those who sense that ancient knowledge is needed again right NOW.