While learning about herbs and healing, young Rhiannon discovers that being a Medicine Woman is not only about curing sickness, but also about making a better world through empathy and compassion. Most impor-tantly, she learns to seek her unique purpose and live her own dreams. Includes a fun and informative "Name the Herb" game.

Jesse Wolf Hardin is a much lauded author, counselor, conservationist, artist, musician, and inspiring presenter. Together with his partners, he co-directs the projects of the Animß Center, a wilderness retreat and learning center, women's sanctuary and wildlife and botanical preserve, located in a stunning river canyon and ancient place of power in the mountains of the enchanted Southwest. The Center is host to vision quests, student internships and events like the Shaman Path Intensive and Medicine Woman Gathering, as well as the source of the life changing, online Animß Correspondence Courses. Hardin is well known among the self-help, back to the land, spirituality, healing, ecofeminist and conservationist communities, as well as with readers of natural history, the history of the West, sociology, primitivism and cuisine, and he's currently in the process of broadening his message to reach the widest possible audience. His 600+ published magazine articles meld self-improvement and psychology, primal world-view and new science, aesthetics and art, sensuality and consciousness, sociology and grass-roots activism, ecological restoration and personal healing like never before. Drawing from his rural experiences and expressing his libertarian side, he has also written over 300 mind and heart opening columns for conservative rural newspapers, covering favorite topics like integrity, self-authority and our place in nature in a way that anyone can hear.