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some more red poppies for Rhythmmmm
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*** * Along with the Flowers, there will come the Bees and the Butterflies. An example of the Symbiosis in Nature, the interdependence of ALL Life. We should all remember that we Humans are also an interdependent part of Nature. Most People have forgotten this in the day-to-day work-traffic-TV-sleep-work cycle in the cities. Cities without Nature ... People, get yourselves out into the Wilderness 3- or 4-months each Year ... Reconnect. 'Nuff "preachin'." Flowers need Butterflies: Pipevine Swallowtails = Pipevine Caterpillar As adults, Pipevine Swallowtails' food is flower nectar. Some of the flowers they visit include honeysuckles, milkweeds, and thistles. Besides getting food, they help the plants by pollinating them. My Daughter and Granddaughter visited with us this weekend. We took them over to a Butterfly Atrium. Like a large hothouse full of many Blooming Flowers, a waterfall, stream and Lilly-pond with goldfish. The place was full of so many different Butterflies, awesome. As we were leaving, the Host gave my Granddaughter a live Caterpillar of the Pipevine Swallowtail, in a clear cup with a bunch of Pipevine leaves for it to eat. She said she heard it munching those leaves most of the night. Before they left for home today, it was starting to make itself into a Chrysalis = So,to keep it around their house, they will need to plant Flowers to make nectar for the Butterfly = Honeysuckles, and food for new Caterpillars = Pipevine. * *** ******* |
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we gathered in the Ani for ceremony and feast of thanksgiving, it was night so we had only the light of the fire and a few candles. I looked around the Circle of Friends and things shifted, the energy changed and I saw us all as we would have dressed several hundred years ago. we all spoke in one tongue of our native language, not english as we had been before the energy shifted. I was given the honor to pray over the Water for our ceremony, and many of my friends were given honor for devotion to their heart ways of peace, healing. giving. We were all happy, smiling without jealousy or pride, for it is the Creator that had given us these gifts to be shared and through this the Creator was honored...not egos...they call these cellular memories, and I have them in different parts of the land. transported in time to see things as they were then...and will be one day in the future. By sharing our good feelings for each other here on Avalon, through words, energy and pictures....we are honoring the Creator, Life, Soul, and the Heart of the Earth, for they listen and smile back their love, and we can feel it. and that is a blessed place to be...in heart mind and soul...no matter where our feet may be resting now... |
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as the trees shade from the harsh sun and give fruit and nuts, they protect from strong winds, and hold the soil from erosion, they love us and give us good air to breathe, they are young and grandfather trees, healing, purity and steady strong trees. trees who have a story to tell, a song to whisper and souls to love and nuture...a young and vibrant mudra to love and be loved sharing and caring with the same selfless whispers of spirit....from our hearts to yours and from yours to ours....timeless wordless knowing from the Creation ...and to... |
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06-29-2009, 08:23 AM | #160 |
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Amazingly beautiful and peaceful.
Nature at work. Behold! Namaste, RaKaR |
06-29-2009, 09:09 AM | #161 |
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After really 'getting into' Dowsing last year when I started checking resonance with my frequency generator, I was advised to subject my drinking water to 10,000Hz.
I had an idea then, to dowse my houseplants to see if they preferred the 10KH20? Most of them objected strongly to tap water and preferred the 10K water, so I keep a bucket of water under the generator for them. I had another idea the other day- to ask the plants whether they were in the best place / position in the room, and whether they 'got on with' the plants next to them? Interesting results- moved quite a few until they were all happy! {Didn't appear to be an 'personality clashes', luckily!} I am also in the process of asking them all which fertiliser they would prefer, when the time comes? They all like different things... going to have to write it all down! {I follow the Lunar Organics wallchart for planting and fertilising; http://www.lunarorganics.com/ } Just asked one of them whether they prefer 10,00 Hz, or 528? That particular one prefers 528... got a lot of work to do this week Blessings Karen |
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wow, I'm amazed!!!
Well, I'll have plenty of work to do in my garden... Quote:
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06-29-2009, 04:44 PM | #166 |
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Day I am so honored to learn you are part Tsalagi.
I have deep respect for the american indian culture and have roots there within my heart from way back . Thank you for your wonderfull postings. It's very inspiring to read you . Loving kindness mudra |
06-29-2009, 04:48 PM | #167 |
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Fina,
Thank you for taking a walk into Avalon's garden. It's wonderfull to hear you have been developping such a sensible way of communicating with the plant kingdom. I can feel your strong bond to them. Keep it up and tell us some more. Loving kindness mudra |
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Thank you Jrod for the insects..
Indeed they are the plants's friends. Here are some more that I particularly love.. the dragonflyes.. Look how they mate with a heart shape.. Kindness mudra |
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There's a huge dragonfly that "likes" to visit my garden every now-and-then.
I'll try to take a photo and place it here! It is really big! This garden is really growing! Excellent work! |
06-29-2009, 05:27 PM | #171 |
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Thanks day for your post regarding dr Emoto's work.
Good tip! My veggies need some love and attention asap. Mudra, thank you for the magnificent pictures of dragon flies. Some of them look a bit scary though Fina, here at Avalon's garden. And thank you for your post regarding frequencies plants respond favourably to. Must look into this. Blessings lightbeing |
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Now what about deserts? Barren? Not colorful?
Here are some examples of plants and flowers found in deserts ! Beautiful gifts from Mother Earth everywhere you look ! Blessings lightbeing Last edited by lightbeing; 06-29-2009 at 05:57 PM. |
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NOW FOR SOME CLOSE UPS !
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