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Dear Gil,
Apologies for the delay in answering, the weather has been
so unseasonably warm that I have been busy doing work that normally would
not need doing until spring.
I dont know why your experiment has not worked. If divine
inspiration gives me an answer I will contact you.
There is just so much to learn about agricultural
radionics that it is important to know what has not worked as well as what has.
The only thing that I can think of is that it could have been burnt in Mercury
in retrograde which appears to nullify the effects of burning
peppers.
regards
James Hedley
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 3:56
PM
Subject: Re: Insect peppers.
Hi! James, the tin cans were used to contain the material being
burnt. I use the tin only once to avoid pollution. I used fruit wood, so that
there was little chance of resin, essential oil or other material from the
wood getting into pepper.
The burning fruit wood is the heat source and the tin is the containment.
Gil
James Hedley wrote:
Dear Gil,
I have difficulty
follwing the part of your post " the burning was at the
right time by the Llewellyn's Moon Guide you
> recommended. I remember clearly it in the small hours of a
particularly
cold
> night. I used fruit wood from pruning my fruit trees and a
new tin can for
each
> Prep. I did ten or so that time." Could you please clarify
what you were
doing again as I can't see what
pruning fruit trees, tin cans and preps have
to
do with each other.
Regards
James
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