(This excerpt is from the Regenerative Poems, Short Stories and Recipes for the Soul chapter of my soon to be published book Recipes For Reciprocity: The Regenerative Way From Seed To Table)
Speaking of miracles, the most eclectic and exciting collection of seeds passed from hand to hand, city to city, country to country to find its way to me! Is it spring yet? Can I start sprouting and planting? I'm thrilled to have so many carefully curated and exotic new members of my yard, in pre-embryonic form, and to have partners in germination with the newly wedded couple. Thank you Gavin! This is going to be fun.
What is your relationship to Baker Creek seeds? The giant varieties look very interesting.
On another note, your underlined section (Each thought and emotion you choose is charting your course as you pioneer on this leading edge of creation in the physical universe. Choose your thoughts well, for they are more powerful than you know. ) corresponds to my meditation this morning in A Course in Miracles: "I am not alone in experiencing the effects of my thoughts."
Glad to have you in them! (sorry for the public response but my email receives but now doesn't send. And I didn't want to fully rely on the Course belief that minds are joined for you to have my appreciation ;-)
Thank you so much for letting me know the seeds made it there safely! :)
I suppose you could start germinating a few of the varieties if you have space inside to grow in a sunny window (or grow lights) though I always suggest natural sunlight over artificial when ever possible. Tulsi makes for a lovely sunny window winter herb (great for making tea).
Baker Creek's owners were kind enough to offer to donate seeds to help with my book project when they heard about what I am working on. I do not have any official relationship with their company beyond being grateful for the kind donation they provided to help people be able to grow their own ingredients for making the recipes in the book.
I love that mantra from your morning meditation, thanks for sharing :)
Speaking of miracles, the most eclectic and exciting collection of seeds passed from hand to hand, city to city, country to country to find its way to me! Is it spring yet? Can I start sprouting and planting? I'm thrilled to have so many carefully curated and exotic new members of my yard, in pre-embryonic form, and to have partners in germination with the newly wedded couple. Thank you Gavin! This is going to be fun.
What is your relationship to Baker Creek seeds? The giant varieties look very interesting.
On another note, your underlined section (Each thought and emotion you choose is charting your course as you pioneer on this leading edge of creation in the physical universe. Choose your thoughts well, for they are more powerful than you know. ) corresponds to my meditation this morning in A Course in Miracles: "I am not alone in experiencing the effects of my thoughts."
Glad to have you in them! (sorry for the public response but my email receives but now doesn't send. And I didn't want to fully rely on the Course belief that minds are joined for you to have my appreciation ;-)
Thank you so much for letting me know the seeds made it there safely! :)
I suppose you could start germinating a few of the varieties if you have space inside to grow in a sunny window (or grow lights) though I always suggest natural sunlight over artificial when ever possible. Tulsi makes for a lovely sunny window winter herb (great for making tea).
Baker Creek's owners were kind enough to offer to donate seeds to help with my book project when they heard about what I am working on. I do not have any official relationship with their company beyond being grateful for the kind donation they provided to help people be able to grow their own ingredients for making the recipes in the book.
I love that mantra from your morning meditation, thanks for sharing :)
Likewise Tereza <3 Thanks for reaching out!