As Brown, Black, Indigenous, and all People of Color, the message is being heard loud and clear. We must support businesses, companies, healing facilities, farmers, medicine makers, activists, movers & shakers owned by people who share similar sentiments and stories. In this colonized world, it is important to realign our values and ensure that our actions help in liberating all Indigenous peoples. Marginalized communities are often forced to support larger corporations that are illiterate in terms of our unique health and wellness necessities & we POC are paying for this. Decolonizing our wellness practices first starts with our relationship to this Earth and with the pre-colonial ancestors. We must strengthen our connections with our allies, utilizing a well rounded and wholistic approach to becoming the songs our ancestors sang over us. Healing with herbs and learning the human vessel is as old as Osayin and Imhotep. Our ancient ancestors had a prayer that we would pass along the Indigenous healing traditions that they guarded as sacred. Then, every person had a role to fulfill in society and everyone contributed to the collective healing of the community. We can all reawaken the magic of our ancestral prayers by simply remembering their songs. Medicine holder, herbalist, educator, birth worker, yogini, farmer, and Indigenous reclaiming activist, Jen Elyse along side Gardener, activist, songstress, forest school teacher, medicine holder, and artist Alyssa Vilela steward a non profit platform for Brown, Black, and Indigenous POC folks to support one another in ancestral reclamation. Our mission is to preserve the rites and passages of becoming and maintaining our ancestral connections that ultimately serve our earth and heal our communities. Being a BBIPOC herbalist comes with the responsibility of self-actualization.