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Strength & Wisdom,
Micah
Hugh,
We
do a lot of dowsing in our work to narrow down all kinds of approaches we use.
We've looked at the "official" Dinshah guide some, but mostly we just
do it intuitively; that is, change the colour aimed at the extraction process
until it responds on the subtle levels. Frequently, the
Hugh,
Your recent post about rain & the various techniques &
instruments you use to help it form was interesting, & I am wondering if you
use the Dinshah work for other ends in your farming?
I have an old Dinshah projector which I direct
to the alchemical herbal extracts we make, and I hav
Greetings all,
Just another note on vinegar here- at the organic garden center I work
at, we just opened up a bottle of some of the weed-killer vinegar we carry for
employees to try.
We tried it on some weeds in the parking lot,
some dandelions & wild lettuce. Just a few sprays on the plan
Perry & Virginia,
Thanks for the reports on vinegar as a weed killer! I work part time at
an organic garden center, and we carry a 20% horticultural vinegar for weeds,
but no one I know has tried it, so I did not want to suggest it in these recent
discussions.
It is good to know that it d
Greetings all,
I have to say I am a little alarmed by the recent discussions about Roundup-
am I understanding correctly that Roundup is used by some on this list? Some
of the posts seem to defend it a bit, unless I am confused here.
Also, I suggest that folks look into another weed killer I have
Jane writes: >>Should I have gotten the Chinese variety for medicinal use?<<
Jane,
I can't tell you too much about when to plant this guy, there are better
experts here than I, but I can give my two cents about the plant
medicinally.
Generally, I favour using the herbs from where you are, so Ame
Laura,
What you've got there is Salsify, or Oyster Plant, Tragopogon
porrifolius. It also comes in yellow, which is more common than the lovely
purple-blue one you have.
It is caled Oyster Plant because the root has a
seafood flavour, with hints of artichoke, and it is an old edible wild p
Allan wrote:
"the
big chicken companies...are pushing for illegalizing outdoor chicken
flocks...There is a similar movement underfoot to present barned
beef as the only protection from BSE. (Making Pastured Beef a health
hazard.)"
I found this really scary, as I am sure many
others on
Deborah says "It crossed my mind after reading your post to wonder whether
you were being asked to help heal that spot in some way, as a prelude to
growing there..."
I never thought of this- maybe I am working on this garden for someone else,
yet to come. This also made me think that I might be f
Wayne says: "did you do a battle energy release, ... soil balancing
request...ask if there were "negative" energy lines affecting that area?..."
etc.
Wayne,
I never did anything that specific, I go more by gut feeling. After looking
at more mundane characteristics like sun & drainage, I go to the
Dave,
Do you mean the May 5 meeting? If so, I won't be there, unfortunately- I
will be in Berkeley at an Ayurvedic conference selling my
Spagyric/alchemical herbal extracts. I look forward to going to later
meetings when possible. I am just starting with the BD, but I really want to
see the preps
Nelson,
I have wondered about this, too, "bad" elementals (I know nothing natural is
bad, maybe just destructive). Anyway, that happened to me, here, too.
The first year I was here, I picked a garden site with the usual methods. I
looked where the sun was, drainage, where the weeds were tallest,
Monte,
Glad to hear you are having a good crop down there. Up here in the
Willamette valley, we had sort of fits & starts to the Spring. It got wet,
then warm, then wet some more, and I could just feel those spongy little
guys out there, then it got really cold.
A collector I know said that the p
My vision is not deteriorating but I believe that I'm still
developing spiritually. Tony N-S.
That made me smile, because over the past 3 years or so, I was in real
denial about needing glasses. I had been in the desert, then moved to the
Pacific NW, and the lower light & higher humidity comb
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