permaculture

[Marsha Hanzi <hanzibra@svn.com.br>]

Scott Pittman wrote:
> 
> At 09:25 PM 6/8/98 +0000, Miekal And wrote:
> >Marsha Hanzi wrote:
> >
> >
> >  As these plants are now reacting to energetic imbalances in
> >> the planet, it is becoming increasingly useful to  include energetic
> >> strategies in the treatment.
> >
> >What kind of results have you gotten from energy work with the plants.
> >Have you noticed any difference in the orange trees that you are
> >treating in this way?  In what form are you transmitting the flower
> >essences?  Isnt the potency of such solutions related to the intent of
> >of the "gardener"?  & if so, are radionic, crystals & psychotronics in
> >general actually necessary, couldnt a gardener work with the energetics
> >of the land in the same way a shaman heals a patient?
> >
> >Miekal
> >
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> Seems to me you could also consult the Tarot, throw the I Ching, roll the 
> dice,
> balance the plant's chakras, perhaps a little phrenology, or Mesmerism.  One
> of my favorites is to dye myself green and do the sweet pea frug.  Some
> folks get the best results by consulting the Akashic record on the previous
> incarnations of a particular plant, I never liked this method because I had
> to use a medium and it wasn't a very satisfying "hands on" experience.
> 
> Working with the patterns of nature seems very effective and if you are a
> good intuitive gardener your results might even resemble permaculture, but
> that is a little "old age" for some of us.
> 
> Good Luck!
> Scott
> 
Yes, and I suppose that you think that homeopathic doctors are
charlatans and should be put in jail...

Marsha