Healing Plants & Traditional Native Ways

Mission Statement

The Wolfwalker Collection is a small business located in the high mesa area of Taos, New Mexico. We have one of the largest stands of desert sage (artemisia tridentata) in the world, as well as pinon, juniper, bear root, and many other healing plants.

This business grew out of the publication of two books on sage and a 15 year spiritual practice. We at Wolfwalker are continuing the age-old practice of using plants for physical and spiritual healing. Since the beginning of time all humans have depended on the medicine of the plant kingdom. It offers us sustenance, as food, relief from pain, and purification for ceremony.

Since we are people who follow traditional ceremonial Native Ways, we honor the plant kingdom by harvesting at appropriate times and in a ceremonial way. We harvest in a non-destructive manner so that our donor plants continue to live and reproduce in a healthy way. Our products are made up on a regular basis to ensure as fresh a product as possible, and we guarantee your satisfaction.

Contact Information & Credits

Our postal address, telephone number, and email link are found at the bottom of every page. Please feel free to contact us at any time. You can leave a message at (505) 737 -5686 and also send a fax.

Header photos and sacred sage, above, by John H. Farr. All other photography by Silver Wolf Walks Alone unless otherwise credited. Web site by Zoo Pilot Design in Taos, New Mexico.

Silver Wolf Walks Alone

These books by Wolfwalker Collection author Silver Wolf Walks Alone are personally signed. You can order them from our home page or our expanded online store.

Sacred Sage How It Heals - A best selling booklet that describes the use of sage for physical, mental, and spiritual healing. A must for anyone interested in the smudging ceremony. 5 x 8 Paperback 26 pgs. $5.00 ISBN 0-9640229-0-7

Sacred Sage Spirit Medicine - A journey into the spirit messages of sage (artemisia) and its profound effects on taming the ego. 5 1/2 x 8 Paperback 90 pgs. $8.95 ISBN 0-9640229-1-5