We just announced our winner for the 20% discount contest for a food forest design. It went to @DrKevinG on Instagram.
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Huge congratulations! π³ππ
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Forwarded from Food Forest Abundance (Sophia Erik)
We just announced our winner for the 20% discount contest for a food forest design. It went to @DrKevinG on Instagram.
Huge congratulations! π³ππ
Huge congratulations! π³ππ
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Celebrating the Summer Solstice: Insights from Native American Traditions ππ
Today marks the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year and a time of celebration for many cultures around the world, including various Native American tribes. For these communities, the solstice is not just about the sun; it's a sacred time to honor the Earth's fertility, the life-giving sun, and the renewal of energy.
Native American tribes such as the Sioux hold Sun Dances during this period, which are seen as times of renewal for the earth and its people. These ceremonies involve singing, drumming, and dancing, reflecting deep gratitude to the sun's power to regenerate life.
The Summer Solstice is also a time for setting intentions. It's a moment to reflect on personal growth and to set goals for the coming months. Tribes consider this time ideal for cleansing both the body and the spirit, preparing for the second half of the year with clarity and purpose.
As we embrace the warmth of the summer sun, let's take a moment to connect with nature, reflect on our personal journeys, and set intentions that honor the traditions of those who have celebrated this day for centuries before us.
πΏ How do you plan to celebrate the Summer Solstice? Share your traditions or new ways youβre acknowledging this significant time of year!
Today marks the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year and a time of celebration for many cultures around the world, including various Native American tribes. For these communities, the solstice is not just about the sun; it's a sacred time to honor the Earth's fertility, the life-giving sun, and the renewal of energy.
Native American tribes such as the Sioux hold Sun Dances during this period, which are seen as times of renewal for the earth and its people. These ceremonies involve singing, drumming, and dancing, reflecting deep gratitude to the sun's power to regenerate life.
The Summer Solstice is also a time for setting intentions. It's a moment to reflect on personal growth and to set goals for the coming months. Tribes consider this time ideal for cleansing both the body and the spirit, preparing for the second half of the year with clarity and purpose.
As we embrace the warmth of the summer sun, let's take a moment to connect with nature, reflect on our personal journeys, and set intentions that honor the traditions of those who have celebrated this day for centuries before us.
πΏ How do you plan to celebrate the Summer Solstice? Share your traditions or new ways youβre acknowledging this significant time of year!
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My phone is about to die so if I forget to upload the last video, please remind me
Would somebody be so kind as to put these videos together and post them on some social media channel so we can share the link?
Would somebody be so kind as to put these videos together and post them on some social media channel so we can share the link?
Forwarded from Marjory Wildcraft
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PREPPERS! Do you know the 3 rules of knife safety?
Carrying and using a knife should be a part of your dialy life. Do you know the 3 simple rules that will keep you and everyone around you safe?
Learn how to grow lots of food in your backyard even if you have no experience, are older, or out of shape. β¦
Learn how to grow lots of food in your backyard even if you have no experience, are older, or out of shape. β¦
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