Eco-friendly, cotton alternative “fabrics are making its way into the mainstream to help combat the impact fast fashion is having on the environment. The fashion industry has become the second most polluting industry in the world, just behind oil. But there is hope, in companies using things like pulp from eucalyptus tree, worn by celebrities like Kendal Jenner.” Bamboo fabric is said to be comfortable  and less costly to produce than cotton. Hemp textile has a superior durability, extremely versatile and have countless product options. These cotton alternatives are eco-friendly and they don’t require pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, or GMO to be produced, which could help make soil healthier and stop erosion.

the power of: honey

honey: throughout ancient times honey has been known for its sweet and sticky essence. It is said to be sacred to Aphrodite, the goddess of love, beauty and wisdom. It can also protect against allergies if sourced locally and has antibacterial properties.

bees: in Ancient Egypt bees were symbols of death, rebirth and the soul.

honeycomb: hexagonal shape of a typical honeycomb relates to the Number 6, a number sacred to Aphrodite (Venus).

beekeepers: “bees were considered sacred in Egyptian culture because it was a gift from their God Re or Ra. They used it for embalming, in their cuisine and as medicine.”

“The god Re wept, and the tears from his eyes fell on the ground and turned into a bee. The bee made his honeycomb and busied himself with the flowers of every plant and so wax was made and also honey out of the tears of Re.” – Tears of Re

powered by: 5 senses

Our Senses are Windows in our sphere of Ignorance

Now the five windows of our senses give us hardly less imperfect knowledge of the wider world that is presented to us. Each of them is very limited in its range. The sense of sight covers but a small portion of the infinite gamut of vibrations of which visible light forms a part, the sense of hearing extends over a very small part of another range of vibrations to which sound is due, while the senses of touch, taste and smell although more closely connected than those of sight and hearing, are in themselves no less narrowly limited.

If the windows of our senses were  more widely opened they would finally blend together, thus giving us a complete view of the universe in all its relations. We can see how limited our sense of sight is when we consider that there are animals which see rays of light that are entirely invisible to our eyes.

Our aim must be to open other windows of Sense.

All the efforts of science hitherto have been directed to the bringing together and comparing of the impressions made by our five limited senses. In this way we arrive at more or less conclusions concerning things that are not directly appreciable by the senses. But this is a very indirect and imperfect road to knowledge. The final result of all our progress ought to be, and doubtless will be to open to other windows or widen those already existing, so that eventually the universe will be directly known to us with clearness and completeness of which at present we can form no conception.

            –Mysteries of Science and Nature- Our Five Senses, by Garrett P. Serviss (September 15, 1913)

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“Green foods are rich sources of essential nutrients. Because of great concern for nutritional quality of produce grown from mineral depleted soils, green Superfoods such as “collard greens” are becoming more important. Superfoods like collard greens are more nutritionally potent and can be the best source of healthy healing. Green Superfoods rich in nutritional support has the extraordinary ability to transform inanimate elements from the soil, water and sunlight into living cells with nutrient energy. Containing all the known mineral and trace mineral elements with a balanced range of vitamins and enzymes for digestion. What other Superfoods carry a high nutritional value?” – Healthy Healing Linda Rector Page 1997

power of purple:

purple is the color of Royalty, Dignity, Wisdom and spiritual protection. Violet is the color of the crown chakra which represents wisdom and being one with the world.

patchouli (Labiatae, Lamiaceae)- “has a distinctive earthly, exotic, musk and sensuous fragrance. And was popular in the 1960’s during the peace and love generation. When combined with oils, such as bergamot, neroli or rose geranium, it can be a less overpowering scent.”

palo santo– “meaning “holy wood in Spanish”, is from a tree that is widely disturbed throughout Central and South America. Palo Santo is used the same way as sage and cedar. It has been popularized for its heavenly presence in keeping energies grounded and clear, combating negative energy and to cleanse a space.”

 powered by: electricity

 “The sun is the past, the earth is the present, the moon is the future. From an incandescent mass we have originated, and into a frozen mass we shall turn. Merciless is the law of nature, and rapidly and irresistibly we are drawn to our doom. Lord Kelvin (physicist developing the temperature scale), in his profound meditations, allows us only a short span of life, something like six million years, after which time the sun’s bright light will have ceased to shine, and its life-giving heat will have ebbed away, and our own earth will be a lump of ice, hurrying on through the eternal night. But do not let us despair. There will still be left on it a glimmering spark of life, and there will be a chance to kindle a new fire on some distant star.”- Nikola Tesla, 1900

 credit: “The Problem of Increasing Human Energy”

glp, GOD is forever.

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