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The ancient Saxons of the tenth century had a “charm” poem—a gathering of nine herbs that were used to ward off evil and promote positive energy (I’d say Chi, but that isn’t Saxon). It was rendered by the early Christian communities and pagan communities at the same time, although neither acknowledged the other. The nine herbs were fennel, thyme, crabapple, nettle, mugwort, lamb’s cress, betony, plantain, and chamomile. Neem (seeds and oil) and vervain (verbena) and were also considered holy.
Greenspace: Sacred Herbs | Home and Garden | chippewa.com
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Thinking in polarized terms is a vice when done to separate, and a virtue when utilized to unite.
The Matrix of Four the Philosophy of the Duality of Polarity
Ethan Indigo Smith
ABL (always be learning)
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