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I was called a Liar
I had three pots of wheat seeds growing in pots.
The growth each day was witnessed by many
and they were awestruck. One person could not
believe that it was growing that fast.
Date: 11/11/2008 9:17:50 AM ( 16 y ) ... viewed 1460 times
November 1, 08
7:03 AM
One of the highlights of the recent
Enchanted Garden Installation at the Pacific Symposium
was growing three pots of wheat seeds into grass.
The grass was right in front.
Everyone who passed into the conference
passed the Enchanted Garden.
It could not have been a more observed location
in the entire Conference.
Chef Jem planted and helped set up the three pots,
that were also backed by about eleven other pots
of KEEP the BEET growing, and two of Diakon Radish
and one of Broccoli.
This was based on one of Professor Szekely ideas,
growing food in pots. It was the resurrection of an
old idea long coming, and it really drew in some
incredible results. The Professor called mediating
on growing grass a form of Biogenic Meditation.
He wrote a little book about growing grass for this
purpose. He was more into growing grass for
the energy that he was into juicing it for wheatgrass juice.
He attributed growing food in pots to being
an ancient Essene practice.
Each day the more than 700 attendees would pass
the growing grass. Many were awestruck to see
such incredible natural growth each day.
Numbers of people commented to Tiffany Hansen
about the Enchanted Garden installation
and how much it was adding.
Yesterday, during Post Conference,
one woman came up to me and said she missed
seeing the grass. The teardown was Sunday.
One woman on Sunday came up to me.
She was stunned by the grass, and was convinced
I was trading out pots every day.
Each day the grass grew about two or more inches.
I told her it was the same grass pots
that were growing each day.
She called me a liar.
I did not take it personal.
I highly recommend as a way of training yourself
to feel energies, that you grow a pot of grass.
This is something anyone in the healing profession can do
to show others how fast things natural grow.
The question is: Can we grow that fast too?
What are our resistances and blocks?
I mentioned the grass in the Closing Ceremony
that I did on Sunday.
"This is how fast natural growth can happen.
It is our job as practitioners to help our clients remove
blocks to that kind of growth."
A lot of people I am sure got the point.
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