Seeds Of Life: this website is mostly about seeds and how to propagate plants. But let's not forget: "The Seeds of Life". After all, isn't it true? "We reap what we sow". So this site is mostly about gardening, producing and preserving, yummy healthy ( free) food... but let's not neglect all those other seeds, the seeds that we sow in our daily life. This site is both about propagating plants and the timeless seeds of good works. The seeds that keep "things going and growing forward".
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
ACT FOR SEEDS
Join in on the campaign on the preservation of seeds. Who knew that our right to seeds is being endangered. Check out this video and make up your mind. Act For Seed
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
The Tulsi Plant; Queen of Herbs
The Tulsi Plant is considered the Queen of Herbs. It is rich in antioxidant and renowned for its restorative powers, Tulsi has
several benefits:
- Relieves stress / adaptogen
- Bolsters immunity
- Enhances stamina
- Provides support during cold season
- Promotes healthy metabolism
- A natural immuno-modulator
According to the web site Livestrong.com, Tulsi is known as the latin name, Ocimum tenuiflorum, and it is generally recognized as safe, although in some cases it can cause allergic reactions, Read More...
Sunday, September 30, 2012
St. Jerome, 4th Century translator of The Bible
In the 4th Century St. Jerome built a monastery near the basilica of the Nativity at Bethlehem, and also houses for three communities of women. Jerome himself lived and worked in a large cave near the Saviour's birthplace. He opened a free school there and also a hospice for pilgrims, "so that," as Paula said, "should Mary and Joseph visit Bethlehem again, they would have a place to stay." ...Here bread and herbs, planted with our own hands, and milk, all country fare, furnish us plain and healthy food. In summer the trees give us shade. In autumn the air is cool and the falling leaves restful. In spring our psalmody is sweeter for the singing of the birds. We have plenty of wood when winter snow and cold are upon us. But St. Jerome is mostly known for translating the Hebrew Bible in the the 4th Century Latin Language of the Peoples..Read More....
Make an Orange Lamp from an Orange
Portugal Smallholding, This is a nice website with lots of self sustainable ideas. On this article, the author take an orange and turns it into a nicely scented orange lamp. Check It Out!
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