Tarot, Spells And Healing

01/09/2020

I'm ba-ack. I will pick up with milk thistle, then Queen Anne's Lace, then Mullein (recruiting Raymond Bayoud for this lesson). Sorry for the very long delay.

03/05/2018

We have covered juniper berry, Rose hip, amaranth, and poke w**d.
We are going to pick up with Wild Carrot (Queen Anne's lace) and discuss poison hemlock along with it...I'm still learning this phone I got today and am really struggling. ...will try to get it together by tomorrow evening :)

03/02/2018

Alright..ive failed at this, but will certainly try to get back on track this weekend!!!!

01/05/2018

Thank you for your patience!!! Will resume sunday!!

11/12/2017

Will likely resume posts at a later date. Currently going through some things

10/27/2017

https://www.google.com/amp/amp.myrecipes.com/recipe/tabbouleh-style-amaranth-salad

Learn how to make Tabbouleh-Style Amaranth Salad. MyRecipes has 70,000+ tested recipes and videos to help you be a better cook

10/26/2017

Magick in amaranth: seen as a sacred grain by aztecs, it was used for offerings and revered as the most sacred grain.

It was used to help spirits cross into the other world.

It can be used to bring the dead to you, repair a broken heart, bullet proof and can be used for invisibility

10/25/2017

http://www.botanical-online.com/english/amaranth_medicinal_properties.htm

The amaranth seed is a noteworthy food for having several components with anticancer effects that are still under study by many researchers. -Among the anticancer agents squalene stands out: Squalene is an organic acid with antioxidant and anticancer effects is demonstrated. Squalene can be found in...

10/25/2017

Amaranth medicinal:
Lowers cholesterol, much like oatmeal

Used to treat ulcers and diarrhea

10/24/2017

To prepare the grain: 1/2 cup amaranth to 1.5 cup water
To prepare the leaves: in pan with garlic cloves and oil, salt to taste

10/23/2017

10/23/2017

This is a good time of year to talk about amaranth...
Midwest farmers tend to treat amaranth as a problem w**d, resistant to many herbicides, within their crops. All the while, this sneaky plant holds more nutrition than the crops it invades!!!!

Speaking of invasions....it was outlawed by the spanish and was previously a staple in aztec culture...they even celebrated an amaranth thanksgiving.

The are over 75 types with various names to include Hopi red dye amaranth and blood amaranth.

Some brighter colors are used for dye. There are beautiful variations, even Golden amaranth

It contains good fats, 5 grams of fiber and 9 grams of protein!!!

We will learn more about it tomorrow!!!!

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