The Green Tongue Academy is unlike any other school you have encountered. Despite being filled with practical tools and traditional tricks, its emphasis is not upon information but initiation, not upon data but upon lore, not upon teaching but upon transformation.
That’s the problem with traditional medicine colleges in the west today you see … there’s very little tradition left in them at all.
So whether you have walked the medicine path for years, decades, months, or not at all - if you thirst for medical practices & healing lore that are still steeped and dripping in tradition… You have come to the right place.
The living language of Nature herself is what wiser Souls than I have called ‘The Green Tongue’. It is the mother-tongue of Man-kin and God-Kin alike. It is the ambrosial mead of every poet, every mage and every Root-Doctor. It is the country of origin of all great poetry.
The Green Tongue is echoed in the language of dreams, of myths, of alchemy and magic – but alas these days it is rarely found in a doctor’s surgery.
The Green Tongue whispers to us; it sings in sunlight-on-fern-frond and dances in the ocean’s eloquent spume…
but it roars within your body sweet friend, it roars.
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Pause.
You are on the precipice of a threshold that cannot be uncrossed.
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The process of reading the signs and symptoms of the body – the medical application of the Green Tongue - is actually much like that of a master tracker moving through the forest; everything tells a story: the broken twig, the undisturbed dew, the alarm call of the Robin which announces the presence of a Pygmy Owl, the side of the tree the lichen loves, the plants like Vitex and Willow that only grow when water is close by… everything tells a story because the master tracker has attained a virtuosity in nature’s Green Tongue.
Yes, the Green Tongue is the language of Dame Nature herself, yet when she touches someone deeply – whether they be a Bard or a scientist or a herbalist – that person is transformed: the eloquence of Nature enters them and they finally develop eyes that see and ears that hear.
