Wild Plants Can Sing
Nature connection & sacred plant medicine
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Welcome!
We are located in the heart of the beautiful Grainey valley in county Clare, Ireland, on 44 acres of wildflower meadows and the magical ancient oak woodland called Bunshoon Wood, near Lough Grainey and the river Grainey. This woodland can be found on the oldest maps of Ireland.
This is a truly special place for adults and children to come and spend some healing time reconnecting with the plants and all of Nature, and with themselves.
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My name is Marina and I am a certified sacred plant medicine practitioner, film-maker, ceremonialist, and certified forest school leader with many years of experience helping people to discover and reconnect with wild plants and all of Nature.
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As a certified practitioner of sacred plant medicine I offer healing sessions both in person here in county Clare and online if needed for long distance support.
I also offer plant medicine workshops and traditional herbal remedies workshops for people of all ages, adults and children.
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As a registered legal wedding celebrant I am available to solemnise weddings within the Republic of Ireland. This is beautiful work, we can design your dream wedding ceremony together, and this can be done in beauty and in a sacred way.
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I design and hold Rites of passage ceremonies, including House blessing, Land blessing, Baby Naming and Baby Blessing ceremonies, and other individual ceremonies. Please enquire.​
Holding sacred ceremony for the community and celebrating seasonal fire festivals and honouring the cycles of the Earth and the Moon, is something that is dear to my heart.
This journey started for me back in 2013 when I held several community Summer Solstice celebrations in Co Galway where I lived at the time.​​
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I am co-founder of Lough Grainey Nature Sanctuary in county Clare.
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I produced, directed and edited the documentary film Loch Gréine: A Bright Vision that was part of the official selection at the Galway Film Fleadh festival.
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As a Heritage in Schools specialist with the Heritage Council I offer forest school sessions to primary schools in the west of Ireland.
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​Supported by:
"Come away, O human child!
To the waters and the wild.
With a faery, hand in hand,
For the world's more full of weeping
than you can understand"
W B Yeats
Music of the Plants
Did you know that plants can create music?
The Music of the Plants biofeedback device was developed in Italy and it measures the difference between the electromagnetic signals coming from the leaf and root of a plant and transcodes it into audible sound. Sometimes a plant can play for hours and at other times, not at all. Just like humans!
What a great reminder that plants are living beings.
Here is a video I made about Violet and her music: play video.
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To listen to original recordings of wild plants in an Irish woodland playing music live through the Music of the Plants biofeedback device, please visit my Youtube channel (don't forget to subscribe!)
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