Steve - I don't want to nit-pick, but I wonder how the vortices in my
flowform cascade are not peripheral ? The flowforms are thin plastic shells
and, inside each one, the liquid flows around the outer edge in twin
vortices before joining in chaotic discharge into the next flowform beneath.
That
In preparing any preps for application, we use our intuitive tools to determine
how long a prep needs to be stirred. In our case, we are currently only
stirring for a garden and need one 5 gallon bucket of solution.
As always, we set up a coning (intuitive connection) with the Overlighting Deva
In a message dated 5/9/02 12:37:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< As I've mentioned before, I circulate the prep solution
around the flowform cascade with a hand-operated diaphragm pump (small-boat
bilge-pump) and I treat it as a sort of t'ai-chi exercise, attempting to
concentrate my ener
Allan - I have 14 tiers, as used at Emerson College. I think I remember
their telling me that they ran preps for 10 mins - but, also, I calculated
that 10 mins' circulation through them equals as many vortices and reversals
(chaos) as I'd get in an hour's hand-stirring.Tony N-S.
>Instead of stirring, I run water plus prep (for spraying or compost heap,
>not to make tea) through a cascade of flowforms for about 10 mins. Do I win
>both ways or get the booby prize ? Tony N-S.
How did you arrive at 10 minutes, Tony.
Not saying I'm right, of course, but I'v
Instead of stirring, I run water plus prep (for spraying or compost heap,
not to make tea) through a cascade of flowforms for about 10 mins. Do I win
both ways or get the booby prize ? Tony N-S.
There is a big difference between the Steiner remedies and compost tea. The
truth is, that I have restored our farm with cold well or rain water. I can
count on one hand how many times I have used warm water. Rudy sez that you
may want to use warm water, not mandatory, for those who plung t
>
> Steve and all-- I see on page 68 of her Gardening for
>Life book that Maria Thun recommends against using
>"dynamized water" that has been through the flow forms
>for use in mixing the preparations.
Just guessing, I'd assume that dynamized water had already
'imprinted' with someting else ju
Friends -
My recollection is that Steiner recommends WARM WATER for stirring
the preps. This has always been a curiosity to me, a guy who likes to
dip his water from the rainbarrel.
The folks at Earthworks, the folks whom, I understand, are hitting
the highest numbers for ALL THE MICROBES in
In a message dated 5/5/02 9:01:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Steve and all-- I see on page 68 of her Gardening for
Life book that Maria Thun recommends against using
"dynamized water" that has been through the flow forms
for use in mixing the preparations.
>>
I have been using well wat
Steve and all-- I see on page 68 of her Gardening for
Life book that Maria Thun recommends against using
"dynamized water" that has been through the flow forms
for use in mixing the preparations.
Do you know why she recommended this? Does this apply
to making compost tea? Is the point of th
(From Elaine Ingham's monthly newsletter. You can get the current
edition or subscribe at http://www.soilfoodweb.com Frankly, I find
this report confusing, but the first sentence is pretty encouraging!
-Allan)
1. BIODYNAMICS Flow-Forms - do they make good tea?
They sure do! No surprise to
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