2017-06-17 10:18:57

2017-06-17 10:18:57

2017-06-17 10:18:57

Caption: Making vegetable stock from kitchen scraps today. Save and freeze your carrot, celery, beet and onion greens and scraps. Sauté a couple of chopped onions, celery and carrots, with a few cloves of crushed garlic, bay leaves, fresh sage leaves, thyme and parsley. Add 8 cups of water, your green tops and stems and simmer 45 minutes. Strain out the scraps and cool. Send the cooked scraps to your worm bin or compost. Freeze extra stock in 2 cup quantities for future soups. Click our profile link to get our free worm bin guide. #kitchenscraps #veggies #drinkyourveggies #soupstock #recipes * * *
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Photo taken at: Zumbido Vida Homestead and Resilience Guild

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Ixchel Lunar
Ixchel Lunar
Deep Time Midwife

Ixchel Lunar is a somatic leadership mentor guiding creative founders through leadership recalibration grounded in decolonial and relational time. They support leaders to clarify responsibility, strengthen embodied authority, and express from aligned presence as their vision expands. Their work is shaped by lived political rupture, migration, chronic illness pacing, and years of guiding high-capacity leaders and creative founders who refuse urgency as a governing force. Ixchel draws from Indigenous ecological timeways, nervous system regulation, cyclical leadership, and relational practice to help founders carry meaningful work without sacrificing themselves to it.

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