permaculture

[Jacque Greenleaf <jacque@book-woman.net>]

I for one would deeply appreciate a well-moderated list that stayed  
mostly on topic. I unsubscribed from the soil-health list because well  
over half the postings had only a tenuous relationship to either soil  
or health. I am as well-acquainted with my delete key as anyone, and I  
don't need to subscribe to an email list in order to exercise it!


On Oct 31, 2009, at 12:24 AM, Lawrence F. London, Jr. wrote:

> https://lists.ibiblio.org/sympa/arc/permaculture/2009-October/034183.html
> Linda Shewan:
> There is an excellent list already on www.soilandhealth.org that  
> covers
> all of these topics and has an active and engaging community as well.
> Plus the library contains excellent free downloads for further  
> research
> etc. Do we really need to reinvent the wheel. I admit they do go
> offtopic a bit into conspiracy theories but the delete key is easy - I
> would just rather not join yet another list!
> Linda
>
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>
> I am subscribed to the soilandhealth list also and yes it is  
> excellent;
> there's no replacement for it.
>
> I have in mind something different, not reinventing an existing wheel
> but shaping a new one. There's plenty of reason to do that in a forum
> that explores many useful routes to good health, not one accomodating
> threads that stray from the mission at hand, long term health and
> longevity. Of course that can happen here but the array of subjects
> that could be explored in detail needs its own forum. Conspiracy
> theories, for example, would have no place there. I think most
> subscribers would appreciate a clean concise ontopic forum to  
> contribute
> to and benefit from, emphasis on the benefits derived, that's what  
> its for.
>
> Regarding food combining for maximum nutrition through maximum  
> digestion
> (some regard all that as hooey, not me) here's a link at the Soil and
> Health Library to their copy of Herbert Shelton's 1951 book:
> "Food Combining Made Easy". See especially pages 10 through 30.
> This is one of the two best sources of information on food combining I
> know of; the other is Viktoras Kulvinskas' "Survival Into 21st  
> Century";
> this book can be found used on the Web at a very reasonable price. It
> also has much valuable information on sprouting. In a sense food
> combining seems to be an umbrella concept in the world of nutrition  
> much
> as permaculture is in the world of man's use of land.
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"Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. Hate multiplies  
hate, violence multiplies violence, and toughness multiplies toughness  
in a descending spiral of destruction....The chain reaction of evil --  
hate begetting hate, wars producing more wars -- must be broken, or we  
shall be plunged into the dark abyss of annihilation." -- Dr. Martin  
Luther King, Jr. (1929-1968)