Remember

Before Earth, before we were human, we were light. We were song. We were love. Somewhere beneath the noise of everyday life, that song never stopped singing — it simply waited to be heard again. Remember is Emma Taylor's account of the years she spent learning not from teachers or textbooks, but from mugwort growing wild at the edge of a path, from a rose that never apologised for its thorns, from bobinsana and the small bird whose final breath taught her more about love than any ceremony could. Structured as thirteen teachings — each paired with a reflection called "The Leaf" and a question to carry forward — the book traces a healer's journey through intuition, grief, rest, and the vow she didn't know she'd been living by until a plant helped her release it. This is not a book that asks you to believe in anything. It asks you to notice. To slow down long enough to hear what the forest, the body, and your own quiet knowing have been trying to tell you all along — that awakening was never about becoming someone new, only about remembering who you were before the world told you who to be. Part memoir, part meditation, part invitation, Remember is for anyone who has ever felt a pull