WALKING THROUGH THE SEASONS
A Living Archive of Ceremony, Territory, and the Plants That Remember Us
By Darcy Fisher and Jenny Fisher, Keepers of the Seasons
$59.99 | 316 pages | First Edition
Ships within 5-7 business days after printing (print on demand)
This isn't a plant guide. This is a remembering.
Walking Through the Seasons is a journey of reclaiming ourselves. Through seasonal ceremony, original stories, and teachings carried by the land, this book invites readers into the deep work of healing across all four quadrants: physical, mental, emotional, spiritual.
Spring offers trust and renewal. Permission to begin again.
Summer teaches discernment in abundance. Where we place our attention matters.
Fall asks us to take inventory and release what no longer serves. Self-actualization as understanding old patterns and letting them go.
Winter holds us in transformation, preparing us to emerge whole.
This book is for those whose gifts have been called disorders when they were always medicine. For those reconnecting after generations of separation. For parents raising children with their languages intact. For anyone facing grief, illness, or the slow work of calling themselves back home.
The heart and spirit already know where we're going. This book helps the rest of us catch up.
For those who cannot. For those just remembering. For those yet to come.
What's Inside
Seasonal Transformation Teachings Four seasons as teachers. Spring trust, Summer discernment, Fall permission, Winter transformation. The framework for reclaiming wholeness.
64+ Plant Teachings Traditional knowledge of plants from ʔamak̓is Ktunaxa Territory and Salish homelands. Each profile honors the plant as teacher, not resource. Harvest protocols, traditional uses, and the relationships that sustained our people for 10,000 years.
Three Original Stories Ka Papa (Whitebark Pine), Red Flower Girl (Bitterroot), Kaʾs kiʾin numa (Thunder and Old Woman). Teaching stories that carry ancestral knowledge forward.
The Four Quadrants Physical, Mental, Emotional, Spiritual. How to assess wholeness, recognize where healing is needed, and move toward balance.
Permission Work When was the last time you gave yourself permission? To feel, to rest, to release diminishing thoughts, to say no. This book teaches permission as medicine.
Full-Color Photography Visual journey through the territory. Mountains, rivers, and medicines that still speak.
Cultural Transmission This is not extraction. This is knowledge moving through relationship, ceremony, and lived experience. The way it was always meant to travel.
From the Authors
"To name a plant is to begin a conversation that can last a lifetime. Before we speak of identification, we must speak of relationship. Our ancestors understood that learning to recognize plants was not merely acquiring information, it was developing the capacity to receive communication from the living world."
"Your sensitivity isn't too much. It's the same awareness that helped our ancestors tend these relationships with the land and living world for thousands of years."
"For those who cannot make their own medicine. For those just remembering what their grandmothers knew. For those yet to come who deserve to inherit knowledge that wasn't completely lost."
Who This Book Is For
Knowledge keepers and cultural workers
Parents raising children with traditional knowledge
Educators building decolonized curriculum
Those reconnecting after disconnection
People whose sensitivity was pathologized
Anyone doing the work of calling themselves home
Communities reclaiming sovereignty through plant knowledge
Details
Pages: 316 Publisher: Keepers of the Seasons LLC
Authors: Darcy Fisher (Ktunaxa, ʔakisq̓nuk First Nation) and Jenny Fisher (Salish/Kootenai/Pend d'Oreille)
Format: Hardcover, full color
Territory: ʔamak̓is Ktunaxa (Ktunaxa Land) and Salish homelands
Languages: Ktunaxa and Salish plant names and seasonal teachings throughout
Bulk Pricing Available: 10+ copies receive discount. Email info@kotstek.com for institutional, educational, or bulk orders.
The plants are still speaking.
They've been waiting for us to remember how to listen.
WALKING THROUGH THE SEASONS
A Living Archive of Ceremony, Territory, and the Plants That Remember Us
By Darcy Fisher and Jenny Fisher, Keepers of the Seasons
$59.99 | 316 pages | First Edition
Ships within 5-7 business days after printing (print on demand)
This isn't a plant guide. This is a remembering.
Walking Through the Seasons is a journey of reclaiming ourselves. Through seasonal ceremony, original stories, and teachings carried by the land, this book invites readers into the deep work of healing across all four quadrants: physical, mental, emotional, spiritual.
Spring offers trust and renewal. Permission to begin again.
Summer teaches discernment in abundance. Where we place our attention matters.
Fall asks us to take inventory and release what no longer serves. Self-actualization as understanding old patterns and letting them go.
Winter holds us in transformation, preparing us to emerge whole.
This book is for those whose gifts have been called disorders when they were always medicine. For those reconnecting after generations of separation. For parents raising children with their languages intact. For anyone facing grief, illness, or the slow work of calling themselves back home.
The heart and spirit already know where we're going. This book helps the rest of us catch up.
For those who cannot. For those just remembering. For those yet to come.
What's Inside
Seasonal Transformation Teachings Four seasons as teachers. Spring trust, Summer discernment, Fall permission, Winter transformation. The framework for reclaiming wholeness.
64+ Plant Teachings Traditional knowledge of plants from ʔamak̓is Ktunaxa Territory and Salish homelands. Each profile honors the plant as teacher, not resource. Harvest protocols, traditional uses, and the relationships that sustained our people for 10,000 years.
Three Original Stories Ka Papa (Whitebark Pine), Red Flower Girl (Bitterroot), Kaʾs kiʾin numa (Thunder and Old Woman). Teaching stories that carry ancestral knowledge forward.
The Four Quadrants Physical, Mental, Emotional, Spiritual. How to assess wholeness, recognize where healing is needed, and move toward balance.
Permission Work When was the last time you gave yourself permission? To feel, to rest, to release diminishing thoughts, to say no. This book teaches permission as medicine.
Full-Color Photography Visual journey through the territory. Mountains, rivers, and medicines that still speak.
Cultural Transmission This is not extraction. This is knowledge moving through relationship, ceremony, and lived experience. The way it was always meant to travel.
From the Authors
"To name a plant is to begin a conversation that can last a lifetime. Before we speak of identification, we must speak of relationship. Our ancestors understood that learning to recognize plants was not merely acquiring information, it was developing the capacity to receive communication from the living world."
"Your sensitivity isn't too much. It's the same awareness that helped our ancestors tend these relationships with the land and living world for thousands of years."
"For those who cannot make their own medicine. For those just remembering what their grandmothers knew. For those yet to come who deserve to inherit knowledge that wasn't completely lost."
Who This Book Is For
Knowledge keepers and cultural workers
Parents raising children with traditional knowledge
Educators building decolonized curriculum
Those reconnecting after disconnection
People whose sensitivity was pathologized
Anyone doing the work of calling themselves home
Communities reclaiming sovereignty through plant knowledge
Details
Pages: 316 Publisher: Keepers of the Seasons LLC
Authors: Darcy Fisher (Ktunaxa, ʔakisq̓nuk First Nation) and Jenny Fisher (Salish/Kootenai/Pend d'Oreille)
Format: Hardcover, full color
Territory: ʔamak̓is Ktunaxa (Ktunaxa Land) and Salish homelands
Languages: Ktunaxa and Salish plant names and seasonal teachings throughout
Bulk Pricing Available: 10+ copies receive discount. Email info@kotstek.com for institutional, educational, or bulk orders.
The plants are still speaking.
They've been waiting for us to remember how to listen.
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