Do you want to explore and immerse yourself into the Culture and Nature of the Peruvian amazon?
We offer a pioneering yet ancient path towards these outcomes by blending our experience of the amazon jungle with your eagerness to learn!
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What would the fiercest ayahuasca vision, or other psychedelic plant vision teach you about -- the nature of reality here in earth, the interconnectedness of living & life-supporting systems, other species...?
Healing plants in supplement forms- check out the link http://naturalnutritionals.com if you take any kind of supplement. We're the antithesis to big pharma because we CARE about our community and our environment. Keep yourself healthy without feeding the pigs.
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Hi everyone! This is an announcement for a Tropical Ethnobotany Field Course I am teaching this summer in beautiful Bocas del Toro, Panama. The course runs from July 15-August 9. Please forward this information on to any other students who may be interested. Applications are still being accepted. You can find additional details on the course website and the ITEC website.
Mysterious mass deaths of animals are occurring one after another all across the world. It is like they were holding demonstration against human beings.
Hello! Spreading the word on a project my partner and I have just launched - http://www.shubu.net/
Join us as we explore forest gardening, permaculture, health, diet, raw foods, wild foods, edible and medicinal mushrooms, plants, shamanism, art, creativity, DIY, sustainability, regeneration, optimism and adventure.
Buddha said: "Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned."
Something Seth Misterka said at an early Green Bus Tour meeting about the 1960's has stuck with me over this past year, "This time we don't need anger and righteous indignation, we need love."
Join us for a 3 day festival of fun and games, workshops and lectures exploring the many facets of land care and people care in Southern California!(more)
I'd like to recommend a few of the resources that I have found invaluable in learning about edible plants.
Green Deane hosts a youtube series called Eat The Weeds. His channel has more than 100 videos on various edible plants. He is based out of Florida, but a good number of the plants he discusses are very common throughout the US. His channel is located at youtube.com/user/EatTheWeeds
I saw a picture of this zombie ant with a little tiny mushroom hat. Only it wasn't really a hat. It was a mushroom growing out of the brain of this poor unsuspecting ant whose very existance was being remote controlled by a fungus attached to its brain. This picture disturbed me for a number of reasons. It was an exquistely lit and incredibly sharp photomicrograph with bright colors.
Recently I have started tuning in more as to how we raise plants affects them and thus us in response. I have realized in eating plants that I can tell how happy they are, how much their breeding reflects their original prototype, the nutrient density of the soil, and sometimes also the happiness and wellbeing of their caretakers.
Curious about wild edibles but don't know where to start? Join us for a fun-filled two-hour plant walk in Portland's Alberta neighborhood this Sunday.(more)
Join passionate plant heads sharing their experiences with psychoactive plants and their relationship to the Gaian matrix. Behind the chemistry are there active intelligences in the plant world, and if so how do we best interact with them? How can reclaiming our human-vegetal partnership help us become a sustainable culture? Why do we need to connect to the plant world?
The air inside your home may be as much as 10 times more polluted than the outside air. Today most people will spend as much as 90 percent of their lives indoors. As people spend more time indoors there has been an increase in the number and severity of allergic reactions and other chronic illnesses.So where is all this coming from?
Working with plants on a spiritual level is a revolutionary act. In my mind and heart I perceive the fundamental disharmony of Western society to be the disconnect from the spiritual aspects of life. Many of us feel like we don’t belong on this planet or don’t deserve to be alive. As if we were parasites in the earth; taking but not giving back.
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
