#Herb history

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Lemon Thyme: A Journey Through Fragrant History and Gardening Triumphs.

Welcome to the world of Lemon thyme, where fragrance dances on the breeze and culinary adventures await. Unearth the history, unravel the secrets of successful cultivation, and unlock the magic of Lemon thyme. From soil secrets to sunlight desires, wateri

Picture yourself in a vibrant garden, the air filled with the invigorating aroma of fresh herbs. Among them stands an unsung hero—a petite yet potent herb known as Lemon thyme. With its delicate leaves and captivating fragrance, Lemon thyme has woven its way into the hearts and gardens of herb enthusiasts around the world. In this blog post, we embark on a journey through the enchanting world of…

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"A long time ago, the NHL was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and is widely regarded as a bad move."

Read the first installment of @sergeifyodorov's history of the #NHL here.

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George Michael photographed by Herb Ritts for Interview magazine’s October 1988 issue.

In 2008, Michael revealed to the Los Angeles Times that his maternal grandmother was Jewish, but she married a non-Jewish man and raised her children with no knowledge of their heritage due to her fear during World War II.

Photographer Herb Ritts was also of Jewish descent.

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It's so insane how Poland, for a revoltingly Catholic country that it is, remains so very pagan about it.

Like you look at these 'Catholic' holidays and you think 'the Church did NOT come up with that'.

We have a holiday which's name roughly translates to 'Mother of God, Herbal' where, traditionally, you make a bouquet out of herbs, flowers, wheats and fruit [yes, fruit. Where I'm from people would impale an apple on a stick and use it as a centerpiece of the bouquet or pick rowan berry branches and place them around, but it's also common to use a twig of hazelnuts or late cherries], preferably from your own garden, basically including everything you want to grow beautifully for the year, and you bring it to the Church for a special mass which blesses your harvest. Traditionally those bouquets are to include medicinal herbs, like cornelians, thyme, absinthes, tansy or bullweed flowers, and most still do.

That is not Catholic.

That is old Slavic.

This was here when the Catholics came, and I pray to the land that it will still be here when someday they're finally, miraculously gone.

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I love that Marvel chose Canada’s superhero representative to be a short grumpy elderly alcoholic!

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Gary Oldman, promotion picture for the movie "Bram Stoker's Dracula" by Herb Ritts (1991)

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Vincent van Gogh

Flowerpot with Chives

Paris, 1887

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“The ancient practice of herbalism started by our ancestors noting how animals would consume specific plants when sick, intuitively aware of their medicinal properties.” - Simon Jr. Jackson, The Lost Herbal Medicine Bible

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Healing with Poisons: Potent Medicines in Medieval China

Healing with Poisons: Potent Medicines in Medieval China is a groundbreaking work delving into the realm of du, meaning toxic or poison, within Chinese pharmacy. Taking readers to China during the 3rd to 10th centuries, a crucial period for the systematic development of knowledge surrounding du, Yan Liu examines how physicians, officials, and other historical figures conceptualized and utilized potent substances. This book contributes to the ongoing scholarly discussion on pharmaceuticals and reveals the intriguing fluid materiality of medicines. It further challenges the notion that Chinese medicine is natural, mild, and predominately focuses on restoring the body's harmony.

Continue reading...

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OFFER: i have a degree in specialised art history and art theory if anyone has any art history questions 🧡 if anyone would be willing to drop into my inbox and info dump about medicinal herbs that would be amazing

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This video was also fascinating to me because it shows some of the practices within Greek traditional (and thus, ancient, too - to a large degree) knowledge of nature and medicine. Religion plays a big part in the healing process, too, since many plants and various honey products are produced on our holy mountain, Athos.

Please, don't take this as medical advise. This is purely informative in nature only about cultural reasons. Always speak with a professional doctor about your health and possible treatments! That's not to say herbs and honey products don't have healing properties! But, just take care!

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Herb Ritts took this photo, Fred With Tires, in a Hollywood Mechanics shop for Per Lui magazine in 1984 and began a long career as one of the World’s top fashion photographers because of it. 

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