Sorry about not picking up as a
joke. I agree that humour is the best medicine and one does not need a
prescription and seldom does one die of an over dose.
Why I made the point was because I
once helped a guy do some peppering, the timeing and process
were meticulously correct yet those lit
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And also as a relief when a cash crop, or food we are depending on in the
garden is systematically being destroyed by the little buggers.
Christy
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I'm sorry you found my attempt at humor offensive. It was not meant that way...not to you, and certainly not to the beings, material or spiritual. I do, however, find humor to be a welcome foil to sanctimonious seriousness often found when esoteric matters are discussed.
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James
I would be interested in reading the paper
Louise
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From:
James Hedley
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 9:45 AM
Subject: Ashing and potentisation
Dear Allan,Ashing is effective without having to
potentise if you
even before you toast the little buggers.
My experience has shown that making derogotive statments or
thinking negetive thoughts about the organism to be treated is unhelpful. One
is afterall communicating with their guiding being or Deva. How do you react
when others ask you to
From: Sarah Cherry
Re: Ashing>
>I honestly feel that the shift in intentionality which begins even as you
prepare to ash has an effect on the way the creatures >manifest in your
environment. The devic realm knows what you want even before you toast the
little buggers.
Of course ! but
Moen Creek wrote:
>
> > Perhaps special instructions for the snakes (most of the ones
> I
> > have captured are 3 feet or more long.
>
> I will risk being improper and un-PC and suggest
> Eating them & then urinating around your gardens.
> This works well for deer abatement even m
James and Barbara Hedley wrote:
>
> The insects burn down to nothing so I would potentise to 8x and then dilute
> and either water or spray out. Make sure that you enclose the area that you
> are trying to protect with the spray / ash by going right around the
> perimeter.
About potentizing, sho
02 9:38 PM
Subject: Re: ashing
> Maria Thun's 'picture book" entitled "Gardening for Life" has a fairly
> specific outline regarding insects. She only lists a few, but you might
> get a sense of the rhythms she is suggesting from reading that book.
> Hugh Cour
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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 10:57 PM
Subject: ashing
> I have had lots of problems with
>
> Snakes (great number of rattle snakes)
> crickets (they chew around the plant whose growing tip is cut off
> and
> drops to the ground).
sday, January 09, 2002 11:51 PM
Subject: Re: ashing
> >So, the fact is that securing a "bioregional biological
> >interelationship" is much harder than it seems at first
> >sight. It does not seem you can convince most people
> >that every single form of life on E
Title: Re: ashing
> Perhaps special instructions for the snakes (most of the ones I
> have captured are 3 feet or more long.
I will risk being improper and un-PC and suggest Eating them & then urinating around your gardens.
This works well for deer abatement even my wife uses a cham
moeopathics.
>> Thanks
>> Liz Davis
>
> Liz, et al - peppers and ashing are often associated with Steiner and
> biodynamics but they have, in fact, a long history in general
> homeopathics. The literature of homeopathy may be a fertile place to
> do more research,
>Let me tell you, if they are as smart there as they are here,
>they will find a way to dig a tunnel under your American wire
>fence...
>
>- fernando
Yes, fernando. That sort of narrows it down, doesn't it? -Allan
My experience is that foxes are especially numerous this year, as are
weasels. Probably to highlight the burgeoning political atrocities,
similar in energy.
Essie
At 08:48 AM 1/9/02 -0300, you wrote:
>Allan Balliett wrote:
> >
> (American wire fence going up around the
> > garden before this
Allan Balliett wrote:
>
(American wire fence going up around the
> garden before this coming growing season)
Let me tell you, if they are as smart there as they are here,
they will find a way to dig a tunnel under your American wire
fence...
- fernando
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REDUZIR, REUSAR, RECICLAR -- Dever
area aware and that when a healthy soil
>micorbiology is re-established, it effects the higher animals in
>ways that we have not yet quantified.
>
>I, my friend, have fox troubles. It's hard for me to wish for the
>biological solution for foxes (essentially hungry wolves),
I, my friend, have fox troubles. It's hard for me to wish for the
biological solution for foxes (essentially hungry wolves), but I will
not resort to ashinging because ashing 'creates a hole' and that
could not be in my best interest: whether it is filled or goes
unfilled!
-Allan
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, January 08, 2002 6:25 PM
Subject: Re: ashing
>
>In a message dated 1/8/02 10:26:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
><< SStorch:
>
>
>That was "Barbara an
Allan Balliett wrote:
>
> PS But I, for one, don't think you need to pepper for your snakes. I
> think you need to investigate your bioregional biological
> interelationships and 'solve' your snake problem by maximizing
> diversity rather than 'reducing' it
I couldn't agree more. Nevertheless, t
>Dear Cheryl:
>
>Having a few major snakes taking up my garden right now, I would really
>appreciate any articles on peppering. It's an area I am very intrigued with
>after working with Homoeopathics.
>Thanks
>Liz Davis
Liz, et al - peppers and ashing are often a
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> web: www.biodynamics.net.au
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Fernando Cabral" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 10:57 PM
> Subject: ashing
>
>
>> I have had lots of problems wi
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Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 10:57 PM
Subject: ashing
> I have had lots of problems with
>
> Snakes (great number of rattle snakes)
> crickets (they chew around the plant whose growing tip is cut off
> and
> drops to the ground).
> bees (arapuã, a Brazilian blac
In a message dated 1/8/02 10:26:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< SStorch:
That was "Barbara and Woody" advice, and in fact Barbara's initiative.
Woodyh
>>
well dip me in shit...sstorch
SStorch:
That was "Barbara and Woody" advice, and in fact Barbara's initiative.
Woodyh
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Date: Monday, January 07, 2002
time daily.
>Greetings Fernando:
>The ashing process works mainly with insects, rodents and plants and the
>basic info is in Steiner's Agriculture.
>We have had success with Agnihotra ash for pests as well. Their website is ,
>I believe, www.copworks. com/Agnihotra. There is a
and making
the deltution. Insects are the trickiest to ash for. Their form is so
varied during metamorphosis, the sun time for ashing will move
correspondingly. With some insects, Thun found, you even have to
consider the moon.
I'm interested to hear that Agnihotra is effective in this regard.
Yes Fernando that was a joke...good advice from Woody. I have just started
Agnihotra, I did not realize the pest control benefit...sstorch
Greetings Fernando:
The ashing process works mainly with insects, rodents and plants and the
basic info is in Steiner's Agriculture.
We have had success with Agnihotra ash for pests as well. Their website is ,
I believe, www.copworks. com/Agnihotra. There is a newsletter they put out
whic
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>
> I think you better just relocate..sstorch
Is this supposed to be a joke?
- fernando
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REDUZIR, REUSAR, RECICLAR -- Dever de todos, amor aos que virão
REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE -- Everybody's duty, love to those who are
to come
Fernando Cabral
I think you better just relocate..sstorch
x27;d like to test ashing to diminish their attacks. Since I have
never
seen full, clear explanation on how to prepare and use the ashes,
I'd
appreciate if someone out there could educate me on that.
Things like:
a) moon and time of day for collecting the material, burning it
and spreading it
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