#seed of life

[akan-institute]

AKUA BA - The Seed of Life

Nature, the universe and the spark that brought all into being, the creator and source has given us the seed of life and all we have to do is put it into the soil and out of it, we will derive the many benefits of NKWA DUA, the tree of life.

Farming is not a job, it is a natural obligation as ordained by the Creator.

AKUA BA, The Seed of Life. Nature and the universe have given us the Seed of Life to grow freely and abundantly for food and other necessities.

Whatever systems that have been created that make a person buy or sell what nature creates freely is all but a criminal system. A demonic system. A satanic system. No human being has the right to sell or buy what nature provides freely.

[optimisticapocalypse]

I traded cards finally!! Now I know where it’s happening, when it’s happening, every month I I get to meet a wide variety of talented artists. I am feeling all kinds of-

[eagle-longing-for-rostau]

Seeding the Earth Oh, how glorious you are Divine, sacred fire The harbinger of life The father of life You are Man and God Bless this virgin with your seed.

[meadowdweller94]

[jbfly46]

Suffering is worth the reward. It is the reward of knowledge.

[unwelcome-ozian]

What is a seed of life design for a system with epsilon programming?

Epsilon system: this is often a hidden system and may hold CIA programming and high level governmental programming. Assassin programming may be held in this system. Covert operations, courier operations, learning to tail a subject, or “drop a tag”, disguises, getting out of difficult situations, may be handled by this system, which sees itself as chameleon-like. The system is a colour coded system with the Seed of Life design. This is formed from seven circles being placed with six fold symmetry, forming a pattern of circles and lenses, which act as a basic component of the Flower of Life's system design. The Flower Life System will be the design of the Epsilon system. LINK pg 131

Oz

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Mystical Art

[kallyfactory]

Colorful Flower of life

The Flower of Life is one of the basic sacred geometry shapes. All structures known to us are following this plan that depicts the cycle of creation. This symbol shows that all life and consciousness arises from one source. It is a never ending inspiration in creation of new artworks. I enjoy playing with colors and simple geometric shapes and turning them into complex and gorgeous forms.  

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[onewiththelight]

The Burden of Life

[sidewalkchemistry]

Seed of Life // Sacred Geometry

[whenyouliveinlisbon]

How to Maximize the Shelf Life of Your Seeds

Seeds have been a part of the human experience for thousands of years. We have used them to grow food, build homes, and make medicines. However, it is not always clear how long seeds can last before they become too old to use.

The answer to this question largely depends on the type of seed and how it is stored. Many types of seeds have a long shelf life if kept in ideal conditions, such as low humidity, dark places, and temperatures between 32-41°F (0-5°C). Properly stored seeds can last for up to 5 years.

Fruition's Seed Storage Methods

Whether you have a few of your family's heirloom beans or simply want to keep your germination rates high for next season, properly storing your seeds puts your mind at ease and will provide you with abundance for years to come.

How Long Can Seeds Be Stored?

Many seeds can germinate for three years in your kitchen cupboard, though there are some exceptions. Some seeds can be stored properly for centuries.

Optimal Seed Storage Conditions

What conditions must be met in order for seeds to germinate? Give seeds the opposite conditions if you want them to store. Here are the four keys to maintaining high germination rates for years to come:

– Dry 

– Cool 

– Rodent-Proof 

– Dark 

Keep the seeds dry.

Reduced humidity is essential for seed storage, as it reduces the risk of mold and premature sprouting.

I adore you if you save your own seed! Also, make sure it's completely dry before storing it. Fruition dries its seeds with fans that constantly wick moisture away. Your target moisture level is around 7%, but who can measure that? The bend test can be used with large seeds. Does your seed bend or break when you apply to bend pressure to it? If it breaks, your seeds are ready to be stored. If they bend, turn off the fan and try the next day again. When testing small seeds, such as tomatoes, we use two pairs of tweezers.

Desiccant packets are ideal for storing your seeds in airtight containers. They're commonly found in nori, vitamins, and shoes, but we share larger, longer-lasting packets that we use on the farm, so you can trust them for many seasons to come.

Keep the Seeds Cool

The lower the temperature, the longer the seed will last. However, stable temperatures are preferable to fluctuate temperatures, so choose a consistent location over an occasionally cold location. Consider bears, bats, and other animals that hibernate: Consistently cold winters, as long as they stay below a certain temperature, are easier to survive than cold winters with temperature spikes.

In general, here in the northern hemisphere, the north sides of buildings have more consistent temperatures than the south sides.

The 100 Rule

You have good storage conditions for your seeds if the temperature plus humidity of a space is less than 100. Of course, the lower the number, the better. Fruition, for example, stores its seed at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and 30% humidity, for a total of 70. Thank goodness, it's less than 100! It's not worth investing in specialized equipment, but it's a good rule to remember.

Keep Rodents Away from Seeds

We've allowed countless seeds to be eaten by foraging rodents. Glass or metal jars keep your seeds safe and relatively airtight. I prefer clear glass so that I can inspect them and ensure they are mold-free. Tupperware is another option, though I've definitely lost seed due to determined mice successfully gnawing the plastic.

Keep Seeds in the Dark

We are sensitive to UV rays, and so are seeds! The darker you store seeds, the longer they will last. Seriously, one of the best places to store seeds is most likely your kitchen cupboard.

Refrain from saving these seeds for more than one season.

- Any Allium

- Carrots

- Numerous Herbs

- Celery and fennel are occasionally used, but not always.

Though most seeds are viable for years, if not decades, the seeds of alliums (anything in the onion family, including shallots, leeks, chives, and scallions) and parsnip frequently lose 50% of their germination each year, regardless of conditions. Many herbs are also difficult to store. Their thin, fragile seed coat oxidizes quickly, causing them to lose germination quickly. Store them as best you can and show them more densely than you would normally in the coming seasons.

WAIT! Eat your five-year-old onion seeds before you compost them! You'll notice familiar little black allium seeds in the mix the next time you look at an 'everything' bagel. I enjoy their onion essence toasted in a variety of dishes, particularly curries and stir-fries. Remember that if they are not black, they have a coating on them and should be composted.

Seed Freezing

If cold is good, freezing must be fantastic, right?

True, seed banks store their seeds frozen. Svalbard Global Seed Vault in Norway keeps its seed at 0 degrees Fahrenheit.

Freezing is an excellent method for storing seeds for the long term. If you plan on planting them within the next few years, it won't make much of a difference, but it can't hurt. Just make sure that the seeds are completely dry before freezing them.

When we freeze the seeds, we place a desiccant packet in a closed plastic bag with the seeds for three days to absorb any excess moisture. We're confident they're completely dry after the third day, so they go into the freezer.

The Best Place in Your Home to Keep Seeds

Your kitchen cabinet is most likely the winner. It's dry and dark, and the temperature is stable despite the fact that it's not cold.

Your basement is a strong contender, but only if it is dry.

Closets are typically dark, cool, and humid, with stable temperatures.

Take a few moments to assess the location where you keep your seeds.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, storing seeds depends on the type of seed you have and the conditions you have available. Temperature and humidity should both remain low to ensure your seeds are viable for as long as possible. You can store your seeds in jars or Tupperware containers in either a kitchen cupboard, basement, or closet - just make sure the spot is dark, dry, and has a stable temperature. When storing your seeds for more than one season, freeze them with a desiccant packet to ensure they are completely dry before freezing.

[kelvinmccray]

[theodoreangelos]

Seed of Life stone grouping on the mountain Turov (602 m) Kamenné uskupení Semeno života na Turově (602 m)

Turov is a mountain located in the Náchod district of the Czech Republic, about 5 km northwest of Hronov, in the Broumovsko Protected Landscape Area in the Highlands of Radvanice, of which it is the highest peak and a separate sub-unit. The village of Rokytník lies at its foot. Turov, Blaník Jiráskova kraje, je hora nacházející se v okresu Náchod, asi 5 km severozápadně od Hronova, na katastru jeho městské ��ásti Rokytník, na území CHKO Broumovsko v Radvanické vrchovině, jejíž je nejvyšší kótou a samostatným podcelkem. Na jeho úpatí se rozprostírá táhlá vesnice Rokytník.

[bandfreak]

jennifer tilly at her prime, she aged like fine wine.

[infinityball888]

Tried my hand at henna a while back.