lovely tradition of herbs vs codex vs 'hawaiian punch'

[Guest guest]

Passion flower is an incredible herb. Herbal and

alternative/complementary prescribers use it often, I use it for

anxiety...many things, like grandmother's garden stuff. Yet, we may be

hindered from obtaining it as consumers, and penalized as health care

workers, for giving it to someone. What laws will apply to big

conglomerates as they use herbs by the ton for mass consumption?

I think it's great that big companies feel tied to something organic

for their survival,.

But what's good for the goose is good for the gander, right?

 

Folklore

The name Passionflower refers to the passion of Christ: the 3 stamens

represent his wounds, and the 12 petals represent the apostles. Passion

fruit is sweet and aromatic, in fact, the fruit is used in Hawaiian

Punch for flavor.

[Guest guest]

my book says: the three stamens represents the 3 nails.

The structure from which the petals arises represents the crown (of thorns)

Take care.

amy

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Amy, I've heard that too. There's an amazing amount of symbology on that

little plant. And its uses are so broad. I was just trying to illustrate the

insanity of the codex, in context of a plant thats beautiful, medicinal, and a

foodstuff. Who gets the rights to these thing?

 

Amyc144 wrote: my book says: the three stamens represents the 3

nails.

The structure from which the petals arises represents the crown (of thorns)

Take care.

amy

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Thanks. Didn't know that passion flower was used as a flavoring for

Hawaiian punch...

No wonder I liked drinking it everyday when I was a kid!

It is said to open the crown chakra, like unraveling a thousand petaled

lotus.

 

Codex is all about control... Control is the opposition of Freedom.

Freedom leads to or is led by Enlightenment...

Ignorance leads one to becoming controlled or wanting control over others.

 

The Romany (Gypsies) have a story that they have had good luck even in the

face of centuries of persecution,

because a Romany child stole the nails that were supposed to be used to

crucify Jesus.

 

I guess the Romans found some other ones... they've been dragging his Po

(Ghost corpse) for two thousand years.

 

K.

 

 

 

On Tue, Jul 3, 2007 at 10:36 PM, ykcul_ritsym <ykcul_ritsymwrote:

 

> Passion flower is an incredible herb. Herbal and

> alternative/complementary prescribers use it often, I use it for

> anxiety...many things, like grandmother's garden stuff. Yet, we may be

> hindered from obtaining it as consumers, and penalized as health care

> workers, for giving it to someone. What laws will apply to big

> conglomerates as they use herbs by the ton for mass consumption?

> I think it's great that big companies feel tied to something organic

> for their survival,.

> But what's good for the goose is good for the gander, right?

>

> Folklore

> The name Passionflower refers to the passion of Christ: the 3 stamens

> represent his wounds, and the 12 petals represent the apostles. Passion

> fruit is sweet and aromatic, in fact, the fruit is used in Hawaiian

> Punch for flavor.

>

>

>

 

 

 

--

aka Mu bong Lim

Father of Bhakti

 

The Four Reliances:

Do not rely upon the individual, but rely upon the teaching.

As far as teachings go, do not rely upon the words alone, but rely upon the

meaning that underlies them.

Regarding the meaning, do not rely upon the provisional meaning alone, but

rely upon the definitive meaning.

And regarding the definitive meaning, do not rely upon ordinary

consciousness, but rely upon wisdom awareness.

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

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John wrote:

Thanks. Didn't know that passion flower was used as a flavoring for

Hawaiian punch...

No wonder I liked drinking it everyday when I was a kid!

It is said to open the crown chakra, like unraveling a thousand petaled

lotus.

---

 

I saw that once. It really did look like a thousand petals.

Hugo

 

 

________________________________

Hugo Ramiro

http://middlemedicine.wordpress.com

http://www.chinesemedicaltherapies.org

 

 

 

 

 

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<johnkokko

Chinese Medicine

Wednesday, 26 November, 2008 8:58:01

Re: lovely tradition of herbs vs codex vs 'hawaiian punch'

 

 

Thanks. Didn't know that passion flower was used as a flavoring for

Hawaiian punch...

No wonder I liked drinking it everyday when I was a kid!

It is said to open the crown chakra, like unraveling a thousand petaled

lotus.

 

Codex is all about control... Control is the opposition of Freedom.

Freedom leads to or is led by Enlightenment. ..

Ignorance leads one to becoming controlled or wanting control over others.

 

The Romany (Gypsies) have a story that they have had good luck even in the

face of centuries of persecution,

because a Romany child stole the nails that were supposed to be used to

crucify Jesus.

 

I guess the Romans found some other ones... they've been dragging his Po

(Ghost corpse) for two thousand years.

 

K.

 

On Tue, Jul 3, 2007 at 10:36 PM, ykcul_ritsym <ykcul_ritsym@ >wrote:

 

> Passion flower is an incredible herb. Herbal and

> alternative/ complementary prescribers use it often, I use it for

> anxiety...many things, like grandmother' s garden stuff. Yet, we may be

> hindered from obtaining it as consumers, and penalized as health care

> workers, for giving it to someone. What laws will apply to big

> conglomerates as they use herbs by the ton for mass consumption?

> I think it's great that big companies feel tied to something organic

> for their survival,..

> But what's good for the goose is good for the gander, right?

>

> Folklore

> The name Passionflower refers to the passion of Christ: the 3 stamens

> represent his wounds, and the 12 petals represent the apostles. Passion

> fruit is sweet and aromatic, in fact, the fruit is used in Hawaiian

> Punch for flavor.

>

>

>

 

--

aka Mu bong Lim

Father of Bhakti

 

The Four Reliances:

Do not rely upon the individual, but rely upon the teaching.

As far as teachings go, do not rely upon the words alone, but rely upon the

meaning that underlies them.

Regarding the meaning, do not rely upon the provisional meaning alone, but

rely upon the definitive meaning.

And regarding the definitive meaning, do not rely upon ordinary

consciousness, but rely upon wisdom awareness.

 

 

[Guest guest]

I doubt Codex will affect us over the internet. I'll continue to buy my stuff

from out of the country-- let's see them try and stop me.

 

 

 

 

: subincor:

Thu, 27 Nov 2008 20:32:27 +0000Re: lovely tradition of herbs vs

codex vs 'hawaiian punch'

 

 

 

---John wrote:Thanks. Didn't know that passion flower was used as a flavoring

forHawaiian punch...No wonder I liked drinking it everyday when I was a kid!It

is said to open the crown chakra, like unraveling a thousand petaledlotus.---I

saw that once. It really did look like a thousand

petals.Hugo________________________________Hugo

Ramirohttp://middlemedicine.wordpress.comhttp://www.chinesemedicaltherapies.org_\

_______________________________ <johnkokkoTo:

Chinese Medicine: Wednesday, 26 November, 2008

8:58:01Re: lovely tradition of herbs vs codex vs 'hawaiian

punch'Thanks. Didn't know that passion flower was used as a flavoring

forHawaiian punch...No wonder I liked drinking it everyday when I was a kid!It

is said to open the crown chakra, like unraveling a thousand petaledlotus.Codex

is all about control... Control is the opposition of Freedom.Freedom leads to or

is led by Enlightenment. ..Ignorance leads one to becoming controlled or wanting

control over others.The Romany (Gypsies) have a story that they have had good

luck even in theface of centuries of persecution,because a Romany child stole

the nails that were supposed to be used tocrucify Jesus.I guess the Romans found

some other ones... they've been dragging his Po(Ghost corpse) for two thousand

years.K.On Tue, Jul 3, 2007 at 10:36 PM, ykcul_ritsym <ykcul_ritsym@

>wrote:> Passion flower is an incredible herb. Herbal and> alternative/

complementary prescribers use it often, I use it for> anxiety...many things,

like grandmother' s garden stuff. Yet, we may be> hindered from obtaining it as

consumers, and penalized as health care> workers, for giving it to someone. What

laws will apply to big> conglomerates as they use herbs by the ton for mass

consumption?> I think it's great that big companies feel tied to something

organic> for their survival,..> But what's good for the goose is good for the

gander, right?>> Folklore> The name Passionflower refers to the passion of

Christ: the 3 stamens> represent his wounds, and the 12 petals represent the

apostles. Passion> fruit is sweet and aromatic, in fact, the fruit is used in

Hawaiian> Punch for flavor.>> >-- aka Mu bong LimFather of

BhaktiThe Four Reliances:Do not rely upon the individual, but rely upon the

teaching.As far as teachings go, do not rely upon the words alone, but rely upon

themeaning that underlies them.Regarding the meaning, do not rely upon the

provisional meaning alone, butrely upon the definitive meaning.And regarding the

definitive meaning, do not rely upon ordinaryconsciousness, but rely upon wisdom

awareness.