Category: Editor’s Corner
Greetings from the Editor – Issue 10
Greetings from the Editor Dear Reader We are back with a new edition of the Spiritual Botany. We thank the contributors for their patience with the delay in publication due to unforeseen circumstances. In the new year, we plan to bring several changes to the process of submission and publication. Our best wishes for the holiday season. Praveen Saxena
Praveen Saxena /
December 28, 2023
Greetings from the Editor – Issue 9
Greetings from the Editor Dear Reader I apologize for delay in publication of this volume due to several unavoidable circumstances, but I hope that you will enjoy the diversity of features in this volume which includes contributions on medicinal plants to biodiversity conservation and climate change. A special feature in this volume is “Kolam” which is a unique art form that merges creativity, spirituality, mathematics and science. Another special feature is the illustrated story “Maple and the bird” which displays conversation between...
Praveen Saxena /
December 13, 2022
Greetings from the Editor
Welcome to Spiritual Botany Issue Three - Plant Neuromodulators
Praveen Saxena /
September 24, 2018
Greetings from the Editor
Welcome to Spiritual Botany Issue Two - Medicinal Plant Conservation
Praveen K. Saxena /
July 14, 2017
Welcome to the First Issue of Spiritual Botany Magazine!
Spiritual Botany is an interdisciplinary, on-line, open access magazine that was created to envision, explore, and appreciate the role plants and plant-based practices play in connecting us to our environment, health, consciousness, and spirituality.
Spiritual Botany Magazine /
November 3, 2016
Greetings From the Editor
Warm greetings from Dr. Praveen Saxena, editor of Spiritual Botany Magazine.
Praveen Saxena /
November 3, 2016
How Is Botany Connected to Spirituality and Human Health?
In honour of our first issue, we have asked experts from fields related to spiritual botany to send us their thoughts on how botany (the science of plants) is connected to spirituality, consciousness, and human health”.
Praveen Saxena and Christina Turi /
November 3, 2016