strawberries and cow horns

2003-07-15 Thread SBruno75
Point one:   here on eastern Long Island we have the only commercial 
bd/organic strawberry patch.  I have just learned that we were the only farm to even 
have strawberries locally.  The chemical guys never had any fruit.  So you can 
take your voodoo to the bank...

point two:  it was always my impression that the horn wored on the silica or 
the manure the same way it wored on the cow.  The refined digestive process of 
the cows four stomachs is further enhanced by the chewing of cud and during 
that process the earthiness is rayed back in by the horn structure[which arises 
from skin, the most sensitive and largest organ on any creature].  It is via 
the horn that we get this wonderful manure from the cow and in bd we have 
capitalized on this effect for 500/501...sstorch
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Re: Cow Horns

2003-07-15 Thread Peter Michael Bacchus
Hi Eric,
   The conformation of cow's horns is related to their diet, the
cosmic forces contained in it. These forces come from the rear of the cow
and are related to Moon, Mercury and Venus
The horn is a reflector that reflects back what enters it. While attached to
the animal this activity is reflected back into the digestive system. Other
things that can change the direction of a growing horn are nicks or cuts
however sustained. The horn usually grows away from the cut.
 When the horn is used for Biodynamic purposes the activity
of the layer of soil they are buried in is reflected back into the material
contained within the horn so supersaturating it with the activity of the
time, usualy either summer or winter. This we are then able to use in the
persuit of our biodynamic method.
Happy travelling.
Peter.
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 In my travels in Southern Alberta this weekend my family and I stayed
 at a small bed and breakfast certified organic farm called The Robins
 Nest. Other than the good hospitality and food we received the most
 remarkable thing about the place was one member of their cattle herd of
 Shetlands. She was 13 years old and had given birth last year. What was
 unusual about her was her horns one was curved up the other was curved
 down. The question I have in my mind is what do members on this list
 think about the capacities for such an animal for tuning in Universal
 forces in balance?

 Can anyone else comment on cow horns tuning in Universal forces and
 their relationships to the preps 500  501? Drawing of course on your
 years of experience.

 PEACE
 Eric


 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 point two:  it was always my impression that the horn wored on the
 silica or
 the manure the same way it wored on the cow.  The refined digestive
 process of
 the cows four stomachs is further enhanced by the chewing of cud and
 during
 that process the earthiness is rayed back in by the horn
 structure[which arises
 from skin, the most sensitive and largest organ on any creature].  It
 is via
 the horn that we get this wonderful manure from the cow and in bd we
 have
 capitalized on this effect for 500/501...sstorch
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