Red Rose of No Man's Land
i just want to listen to pop punk all day and not worry about grown up things.
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69Black and White Pai and Chiang Mai, Thailand. Photos by Renee Irene
I still can’t believe I’m going to be living in Pai for 3 months. See you in a week Thailand.
3“…the Holy Spirit came upon the people not in a temple but in a home. Suppose the Holy Spirit had come upon them when they were in the Temple, what would have happened? Then we would have associated the Holy Spirit with ornate ritual, sacred vestments, and awesome precincts. That would have been the native air of the Spirit. To get Him, we would have to repair to the Temple. He would be found there and only there…It was no mere chance that Jesus predicted the Temple would be destroyed and not one stone be left upon another. It had to be. For the center was now the human heart…The center of holiness is in the persons and their purposes. If the people come to the church or the cathedral in pride, in self-seeking, in narrow exclusiveness of race or class denomination, in an unconscious attempt to attain approval of their fellows, then the place is unholy, whoever dedicated it to a ritual holiness. It is intrinsically unholy.”
- E. Stanley Jones Mastery.
(Source: spoonful-of-chigurh, via joshuajessup)
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A Guide to Living Off Nature’s Bounty in Urban, Rural and Wilderness Areas
Feral Forager is an excellent green anarchist guide to scavenging and foraging for food in modern and industrialized environments as well as in the wild. Reconnect with the world around you by learning to recognize edible plants, animals, and fungi. With this zine as your guide, let a walk in the woods double as an ingredient-gathering trip for your dinner.
The zine is just as much about reconnecting with the living spaces around us as it is about finding sustenance. How to evaluate the edibility of, and prepare roadkill, how to skin and tan animals using a frame, what kinds of bugs you can eat, are all covered. Almost half the zine is devoted to a fully illustrated guide to wild plant foraging. Learn about lamb’s quarters, dandelion, chickweed, acorns and more.
Plants useful for medicine and mushroom identification are also covered.
Available from The Alchemist’s Closet »
7Ground Ivy Magic: Wildcrafting/ foraging tips
- Never take anything that is endangered or at risk. Stay up to date on which plant species are becoming less abundant in the wild. https://www.unitedplantsavers.org/content.php/121-species-at-risk
- Try not to take more than 10-30 percent of one plant per area unless it is something extremely…
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