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3月3日 Moon Four Thieve's Vinegar
The herbs can be fresh, powdered or whole. Please understand and make sure that you know this is absolutely not for drinking. Wormwood can kill a person. Put the herbs in the vinegar. Shake well. Let is sit in the sun for two weeks.
Open. Drop in six cloves of garlic. Cap it. Shake well. Let sit in sun for one week.
Strain. Pour into bottles or jar. Seal with wax .
Here is another: ********************************* Vinegar of the Four Thieves 3 pints strong white wine vinegar
a handful each of wormwood, meadowsweet, juniper berries, wild marjoram and sage 50 cloves 2 ounces of elecampane root 2 ounces of angelica 2 ounces of rosemary 2 ounces of horehound 3 g camphor Steep the plants in the vinegar for 10 days. Force through a sieve. Add camphor, then filter. Rub on face and hands and burn in room. Additionally, keep in small bottles for the vapors to be sniffed. Avoid contact with eyes.
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And a similar one:
Dr. Valnet's formula for an antiseptic vinegar similar to the vinegar of the four thieves is as follows:
wormwood 80g
rosemary, sage, mint, rue, lavendar 40g calamus, cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, garlic 5g camphor 10g crystallized acetic acid 40g white vinegar 2,500g Steep the plants in the vinegar for 10 days. Force through a sieve. Add camphor, dissolved in the acetic acid, then filter. Rub on face and hands and burn in room. Additionally, keep in small bottles for the vapors to be sniffed. Avoid contact with eyes.
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For a general room disinfectant, a common formula can be used as follows:
a handful each of lavender, rosemary, sage, rue and mint
apple cider -or- white vinegar Steep the plants in the vinegar for 4-6 weeks. Force through a sieve and strain into a mister bottle. Use to disinfect the air of sick rooms or to freshen the indoor air of rooms during the winter months.
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 Pocket gophers have an immense, yet secretive, impact on the landscape and the plant and animal life surrounding them. Everybody knows that gophers dig tunnels under the soil, but this does not change the landscape very much. Few people know, however, that pocket gophers might be responsible for many of the rolling hills in the Midwestern United States. Some scientists hypothesize that small mounds of dirt riddled throughout the prairies of the United States are from gophers. After hundreds of years of tunneling, little piles of dirt combined together to form little hills.
While pocket gophers’ impact on topography is important, more important is their impact on plant and animal life. They aid plants by tilling the soil. A gopher acts as a personal farmer to the plants in its range. Creating and refilling tunnels, they aerate the soil. They do eat some of the plants that they are supposedly helping. However, the region as a whole is better off with the gophers: they make room for new plants to grow by clearing out others. They do this not just with small plants like flowers but with larger plants, such as trees, too. Scientists credit gophers with helping to bring back plant life so quickly in the area around Mt. St. Helens. Effecting the soil and plants effects animals too. Pocket gophers create a certain surrounding that suits some animals better than others. Grasshoppers, for example, use the soil that gophers create by digging their tunnels. Grasshoppers lay their eggs in this fertile, arid soil. According to studies, this soil works better than all of the other soils tested: the gopher mounds give rise to more grasshoppers Frequently Used Moon Definitions And  Terms  Definition for Out-of-body experience: (dictionary.com)
a) a feeling of separation from one's own body, as observing it from a distance b) the dissociative experience of observing yourself from an external perspective as though your mind or soul had left and was observing your body Definition for Astral Travel: a) to leave the physical form via the astral body and travel into other dimensions - NOT RECOMMENDED because the physical body can sense the negative effects of what happens to the astral form b) A state in which the energy of living beings leaves the physical body(www.iespana.es/boabom/dictionary.htm) c) Also known as Out-of-Body experience, Astral Travel occurs when one's consciousness leaves the body and travels through space, time and other spiritual realms and levels. Such travel may be done in human or animal form. The sometimes tenuous connection between the spirit and the body during this experience is often referred to as the Silver Cord. (wolfmoongrove.com/Wiccan%20info%20pages/glossary.htm) You either have the gift or you don't. If you do, you will be able to astral travel with practice. Sometimes beginning journeys happen while during sleep. You wake feeling tired or 'not all there', that is because you were traveling and indeed were not in your sleeping physical form. Many times dreams that you 'think' were dreams were really journeys you took.  Cloud Scrying It's Written In The Sky Cloud Reading Most people, even if only as children, have spent time lying on the grass on a summer's day looking up into the sky and imagining they could see a dragon, a boat, or a great bird in the clouds. Cloud reading is an extension of this simple, relaxing joy and can be a unique and enjoyable path to greater understanding. The shapes and details you find important as you meditatively gaze into a bank of clouds will often be symbolic of your innermost thoughts and feelings. Subconsciously, your mind will seek out certain imagery within the cloud formations that may reveal veiled thoughts or answers to questions long pondered. from http://www.cloudgazing.com/clouds.htm  Thoth
The God Thoth is usually shown with the head of an ibis (a crane-like bird), or sometimes as a baboon with a dog's head. His other names are Tehuti, Sheps, or Dhouti. Thoth is the 'scribe of the Gods' and He rules over language and writing, mathematics, engineering, literature, astronomy and other similar disciplines. He is closely related to his wife Seshat. It was She who invented writing, but Thoth was the one who brought the knowledge to mankind.
Thoth is also involved in the judging of souls in the underworld. He manned the scale where a soul was measured against the feather of Ma'at. As the divine scribe, he also recorded the judgment. Thoth is said to be the original composer of the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
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