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greypoe · 03-28-2004, 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by TheCleric

I love native american ideas towards nature, its refreshing to see that someone actually gets it nowadays.

Did ya know nature doesnt just stop there, at the plants? Nature has also afforded us excellent ways to heal our bodies using gem stones. Next time you have a cold put on an emerald necklace and see how much your chest stops being congested. Emerald has been proven to lower libido, this makes it a natural choice to fend off bacterial infections as it decreases the bacterias desire to replicate. Hook this emerald up to an electronic gem lamp and hit it with some high frequency theta waves and you can heal infections in 2 days tops.

Course its not like this will ever be widely known science, just some Dr.s lifes work over in the UK. I mean sure hes learned how to heal everything from ecszema (but theres no CURE for ecszema!!!!

) to third degree burn wounds in some times more than half the time they normally take to heal BUT if the populace knew they could heal themselves with gem stones the results would be a disaster. Why mr big smart Dr man might have to stop prescribing prescription drugs all the time, you know the same drugs he turns around and invests that huge salary of his in and then dishes out to everyone like candy thus increasing his profit. Ohh no, the people might be able to actually heal themselves and then *gasps* the iron grip on health care might be released and the sick would stop being sick or losing all their money because of their illness. You can't spread fear into a healthy population though and sadly lots of people who thrive on fear know this.

Next time you get a cold take my advice and dont see your doctor. Drink more water than usual, eat good greens (preferably fresh) and keep any emeralds handy in the clutch of your paw. Stop throwing your money away on people who only know how to scribble out RX's based on an assumption of what the symptoms you feel are, they are essential playing roulette with your health.

Sorry, i don't very much like doctors in case anyone can't tell

Now that I have the gemstones out I can confirm this. Gemstones have a spiritual connection with my body. I can feel it when I put it on my chest, my heart has a magnetic feel to it.

Gemstones are in the earth for a reason. High energy waves pass through the earth all the time. These gemstones must be strong connectors of the earths spirit. Gemstones are connected to the stars. I was focusing the sun through a miners diamond, and I saw a familiar formation. It looked like the stars in our galaxy. At the center of the cluster of light was what looked like the center of our galaxy.

It is to my understanding that you can bless and curse gemstones. this knowledge is sacred and is a well kept secret.

greypoe · 04-24-2004, 03:24 PM

The natives knew how to party. Harvest time was probally one of their biggest parties. Hardly anything was said about their harvest parties, those newcommers were ninnys. They probally enjoyed the drums and dance, the roasting fire bellowing smoke, the high spirits, and the bursts of popping corn and hemp seed. Though after their fine meal they were likely offended by all those natives ****ing. While those indians were humpin the pilgrins were bible thumpin. Perhaps thats why i can only find a christian account of the occasion.

The ants like to party too. When sitting in my backyard watching the ants work, I decided to drop a piece of candy. When the ants discovered this round carnival colored lifesaver they began to dance around it. Soon there was a party of ants dancing around the sugary object. It looked like they were having fun. Small groups formed closer to where I was sitting. It seemed they spotted me as the source and decided to venture. Look how a sweet resource can bring people together.

greypoe · 04-24-2004, 04:13 PM

The Native Americans were advanced farmers. Even though little was said about their farming techniques, we can still derive them from studying the source of their information, Nature. The natives had a special connection with nature. Hidden within every event in nature is a special message. The natives tuned in and listened to what it was saying. Listen to the plants what are they saying, look at the trees see them swaying. The natives knew that beat nature was playing, and they were a part of the song.

The natives were attune to nature's song, and could play along. They were genetic engineers long before bio technology. A grass called tenosite was developed into multiple strains of corn. They had corn of many colors, maize, and popcorn. They also had multiple strains of naturally coloured cotton.
Its recorded that the natives had over 300 food crops, as well as medicine, and poison.

Sources fail to mention the Natives farming techniques. There are implications that Squanto taught the newcommers how to combat scurvy with their farming techniques. The newcommers tried planting foreign crops but they failed. Were these farming techniques deliberately kept secret?
Lewis and Clark were sent on a mission to explore and record any scientific information gathered from the natives. According to their journals, they were considered by the natives to be gluttons. Nothing was said about native farming techniques. It seems they weren't interested.

greypoe · 04-24-2004, 09:56 PM

Did you know that the Native's coloured cotton was made illegal in the 1930's? Right along with marijuana.

This was right after dupont began researching chemical herbicides/pesticides.
"Theres nothing a farmer hates more then the WEED" As a member from Dupont puts it. Dupont advocated weeding out the weeds with chemicals.
Americans set out to weed out the pests from our society. Poisoning people in the process. America still does this today.

Why did farmers prefer white cotton over coloured? Coloured cotton was resistant to many pests. White cotton needs chemical treatments to ward off pests.

SmokerForPeace · 05-18-2004, 11:55 PM

In my honest opinion, gem stones are just molecules arranged in a crystal lattice, nothing more. Felt like I needed to get that out there, hehe I like scientific backings when I choose to use something for healing. I like to know the name of the active chemical and its pharmalogical properties.

It's nice reading this thread and seeing that so many people share the same interests as I. For a while now I've been collecting and growing various herbs and plants that have medicinal properties. I've made a few balms that actually heal cuts and abrasions quite quickly. A trip to your library will give you all the information you need to start identifying medicinal plants in your area.

Be careful though, there's some plants out there that are extremely toxic.

I feel that getting the know of your surroundings is another way to come close with nature.

wakDbuds · 05-22-2004, 02:00 AM

i am fascinated by ancient cultures and the native americans strike me as one of the most noble, in tune civilisations there ever was. the way they view the world is just beautiful. kinda makes me ashamed to be white : /

i learnt alot about australias native culture doing a visual arts course... our minds cant even grasp the way that the most ancient culture that still roams the earth viewed things... those dot paintings are actually detailed maps of areas, though they dont use a perpective/grid/linear system, the maps are actually songs that reference landmarks and such in the area described...

when someone fell pregnant, the baby had no soul until someone (usually a close relative) 'dreamed' their existence into being... they also speak of the 'dreamtime' when gods walked the earth etc etc... and hell they have been around for 40,000 years or something mad like that! so they just might be right!

the really sad thing is that for most modern day Aboriginals the 'dreamtime' refers to inhaling solvents and wandering around in a stupor, its really heartbreaking to see how our nihilistic culture impacts on these once noble beings and messes them up hardcore.

05-18-2004, 11:55 PM	#25
SmokerForPeace Jr. Activist Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 1,994 Grams: 1,512.30 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 3 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	In my honest opinion, gem stones are just molecules arranged in a crystal lattice, nothing more. Felt like I needed to get that out there, hehe I like scientific backings when I choose to use something for healing. I like to know the name of the active chemical and its pharmalogical properties. It's nice reading this thread and seeing that so many people share the same interests as I. For a while now I've been collecting and growing various herbs and plants that have medicinal properties. I've made a few balms that actually heal cuts and abrasions quite quickly. A trip to your library will give you all the information you need to start identifying medicinal plants in your area. Be careful though, there's some plants out there that are extremely toxic. I feel that getting the know of your surroundings is another way to come close with nature. __________________ Cosmic Charley how do you do? Truckin' in style along the avenue Dumdeedumdee doodley doo Go on home, your mama's calling you

05-22-2004, 02:00 AM	#26
wakDbuds Jr. Activist Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 1,076 Grams: 1,608.48 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	i am fascinated by ancient cultures and the native americans strike me as one of the most noble, in tune civilisations there ever was. the way they view the world is just beautiful. kinda makes me ashamed to be white : / i learnt alot about australias native culture doing a visual arts course... our minds cant even grasp the way that the most ancient culture that still roams the earth viewed things... those dot paintings are actually detailed maps of areas, though they dont use a perpective/grid/linear system, the maps are actually songs that reference landmarks and such in the area described... when someone fell pregnant, the baby had no soul until someone (usually a close relative) 'dreamed' their existence into being... they also speak of the 'dreamtime' when gods walked the earth etc etc... and hell they have been around for 40,000 years or something mad like that! so they just might be right! the really sad thing is that for most modern day Aboriginals the 'dreamtime' refers to inhaling solvents and wandering around in a stupor, its really heartbreaking to see how our nihilistic culture impacts on these once noble beings and messes them up hardcore. __________________ Where do we go from here? Time 'aint nothing but time. I now have no fear of my fears, And no more tears to cry.

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04-24-2004, 03:24 PM	#22
greypoe Sr. Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 683 Grams: 2,323.15 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	The natives knew how to party. Harvest time was probally one of their biggest parties. Hardly anything was said about their harvest parties, those newcommers were ninnys. They probally enjoyed the drums and dance, the roasting fire bellowing smoke, the high spirits, and the bursts of popping corn and hemp seed. Though after their fine meal they were likely offended by all those natives ****ing. While those indians were humpin the pilgrins were bible thumpin. Perhaps thats why i can only find a christian account of the occasion. The ants like to party too. When sitting in my backyard watching the ants work, I decided to drop a piece of candy. When the ants discovered this round carnival colored lifesaver they began to dance around it. Soon there was a party of ants dancing around the sugary object. It looked like they were having fun. Small groups formed closer to where I was sitting. It seemed they spotted me as the source and decided to venture. Look how a sweet resource can bring people together.

04-24-2004, 04:13 PM	#23
greypoe Sr. Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 683 Grams: 2,323.15 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	The Native Americans were advanced farmers. Even though little was said about their farming techniques, we can still derive them from studying the source of their information, Nature. The natives had a special connection with nature. Hidden within every event in nature is a special message. The natives tuned in and listened to what it was saying. Listen to the plants what are they saying, look at the trees see them swaying. The natives knew that beat nature was playing, and they were a part of the song. The natives were attune to nature's song, and could play along. They were genetic engineers long before bio technology. A grass called tenosite was developed into multiple strains of corn. They had corn of many colors, maize, and popcorn. They also had multiple strains of naturally coloured cotton. Its recorded that the natives had over 300 food crops, as well as medicine, and poison. Sources fail to mention the Natives farming techniques. There are implications that Squanto taught the newcommers how to combat scurvy with their farming techniques. The newcommers tried planting foreign crops but they failed. Were these farming techniques deliberately kept secret? Lewis and Clark were sent on a mission to explore and record any scientific information gathered from the natives. According to their journals, they were considered by the natives to be gluttons. Nothing was said about native farming techniques. It seems they weren't interested.

04-24-2004, 09:56 PM	#24
greypoe Sr. Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 683 Grams: 2,323.15 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Stock Portfolio Total Value: 0.000 Gain/Loss: 0.000%	Did you know that the Native's coloured cotton was made illegal in the 1930's? Right along with marijuana. This was right after dupont began researching chemical herbicides/pesticides. "Theres nothing a farmer hates more then the WEED" As a member from Dupont puts it. Dupont advocated weeding out the weeds with chemicals. Americans set out to weed out the pests from our society. Poisoning people in the process. America still does this today. Why did farmers prefer white cotton over coloured? Coloured cotton was resistant to many pests. White cotton needs chemical treatments to ward off pests.

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