Let us stand in front of this new knowledge (our collective enlightenment that we are all experiencing due to the extraordinary unfolding revelations about the soil microbiome) with a sense of reverence and inquiry, as this will assist our strivings to increase the depth and complexity of that thin film of organic life which clothesContinue reading “Thoughtful Thursday: A New Chapter of Agricultural Practice”
Category Archives: Science and the Sacred Together in the Conversation
N is for Nature, miracles everywhere
N is for Nature by Guy Dauncey N is for Nature, miracles everywhere filling the planet with green creeping vines, from tiniest microbes to wandering wolverines, explosion of living, wings, teeth and eyes. . Starting with atoms then built into molecules, mixed with rich carbon infused with belief in a future so possible, strange andContinue reading “N is for Nature, miracles everywhere”
Thoughtful Thursday: Sustainable Food Trust
In an effort to not reinvent the wheel, it makes much more sense to build upon the work that is already being done. This week, I stumbled upon the Sustainable Food Trust (http://sustainablefoodtrust.org), founded by Patrick Holden. After a London upbringing, Patrick Holden trained in Biodynamic farming at Emerson College in Sussex. “We were aContinue reading “Thoughtful Thursday: Sustainable Food Trust”
Biodynamic Farming and the Sacred
What an opportunity to be among 700 others seeking to understand the sacred in agriculture, while filled with a passion for agriculture and real food! A powerful centre for consciousness shifting was created and I can only imagine the ripple effect it had. It just so happens that my research topic for my Nuffield scholarshipContinue reading “Biodynamic Farming and the Sacred”
