Books that changed my life...

[Chato]

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[SymbiotGrower]

Ok so i'm back from Aruba.. So Chato I'm fascinated about the whole plant/microbial/plant/human communication thing, and the first book The Secret Life Of Plants illuminates research and findings on subjects like 'Plants and ESP' 'Plants and Electromagnetism' 'Dowsing Plants for Health' & 'Radionic Pesticides". Its a long time since I read it and is one of the few books I'd read again. The last book is written by a next level genieus about the true functions of the heart as an organ of perception. It is a diverse and enthrawling insight into the world of plant spirit medicine gurus and their ability to communicate with the spirits of plants. Hard to read for scientists as it's intuitive stuff and not mainstream beliefs.

Yezza..

[SymbiotGrower]

http://www.colloidaltraceminerals.net/Secrets%20of%20soil.htm

[MadeInAfrica]

The book that is currently chaining my life at the moment is called: 80/10/10 by Dr Douglas Graham (lost 21kgs and counting)

 

others would be

 

Nelson Mandela: the long walk to freedom

 

Elliot Coleman: the new organic gardener

 

Ps: Hey SymbiotGrower this is a web based soil and health library that is free that i use alot http://www.soilandhealth.org/ really good books on soil, composting etc

[SymbiotGrower]

Looks awesome MadeInAfrica, thanks..

[Ferrethead]

'The grand Design' Stephen Hawking.

 

It taught me that even the smartest guy in the world makes some pretty massive assumptions. And can get things wrong.

 

Always challenge what you don't understand....

[brick]

"John and Betty" grade 1. Taught me how to read! Repetition learning.

 

"Noddy" Enid Blyton. He used to give "Mr Plod" heaps of shit. Reason why it was banned and removed from publication.