@naturalmedicine is a community that we recently found and loved right away. This is actually a curation report that we are curating 😂, but the content is so good that we couldn't help ourselves. What could be more vital to a healthy life than natural medicine from plants?! As you can probably tell by the title, this post highlights 4 natural medicine posts that we hope you all go check out and show some love!

@mountainjewel is living a life of freedom that he loves while setting the trail for hopefully more to follow! His strong belief that we can all be doing better than our current mistreatment of the earth is something that any resident of this planet can rally behind. Make sure to check out both his post and quick video - prepare to be inspired! Let’s all do better, shall we?

@riverflows drops a truth-bomb that we’ve all been guilty of (myself included) - PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES ARE NOT CONVENIENT AND THEY’RE KILLING THE EARTH 👏. And if you’re thinking recycling is the answer - just don’t. Her post not only includes undeniable facts & evidence against the case of buying plastic bottles for the sake of convenience, but she also shares her personal experience with trying to change her local communities efforts in reducing use of plastic bottles. Let’s take a page from @riverflows book and continue to educate ourselves and others on this important topic - checking out this post is good place to start!

@lyndsaybowes has not only re-ignited my love in chalk (why do we ever stop using chalk when we “grow up”?!), but her post shows us all how we can make a big impact in someone’s life by offering such a simple act of kindness. She also shares a video from the #ophumanangels movement that shows more examples of chalk-drawn messages that others are doing in their community. I’m adding chalk to my shopping list as we speak - how amazing would it be if our streets were full of chalk messages of love & kindness? Don't have chalk? No worries - check out this post & get to practicing with some comments of love & kindness!

@trucklife-family’s highly relatable post is full of nuggets of wisdom about true happiness that we could all start applying in our lives TODAY. Her beautiful writing guides you on a journey of self-exploration & acceptance, and asks the very important question - who is responsible for our happiness? **(Spoiler alert!)** YOU! If you’ve ever been in a relationship, you’re currently in one, or just a human on this planet, this post is a great reminder that happiness can always be found within.