November 13, 08
6:57 PM






Robert Slovak of Original Quinton
was familar with the principles behind the Grass Growing
when he saw three pots at the Enchanted Garden Installation
at the 2008 Pacific Symposium 08. Photo: Robert L with Ron Petruccione,
his associate at Original Quinton

At the Seeding Our Dreams Altar here, near 70 people did
the Plant Your Dream work.

This involves pulling your deepest Seed Dream out of a
Silver Box.

The Box, as I told everyone was symbolic of the
"Famous Silver Box" that represents the New BMW
each year, the Younger new Wife to replace the Old,
the Things we imagine we want when what we may
really need is Within.

Then, I say, But you, you are not into the SIlver Box.
Let us Open the Box.

Then we do.

See these seeds, I say.

Please pull out the Seed that represents your Deepest Seed Dream,
the Dream that we are going to Plant Now. Pull out the Dream
with our Name on it.

Then each person pulls out their Seed Dream.

Then, each person is asked to sit on a little
couch or a chair surrounded by plants.

Some are asked to stretch out on this low
bed which is actually a one of Sponsor Larry Jacob's Body Slants.

The person is given a form.
On the Back the form says,
As this Seed Grows, So will my Seed Dream.

There is space to write out the Dream.

Next, we go to the Plant Your Dream Altar.

To the left are a few pots.

The first has Job's Tears growing inside it.

The person can see the plant that will grow from the Seed.

The person is then asked to plant their seed in the pot.
There is rich soil in the pot.

These seeds will later be transplanted.
There are of course, too many seeds in the pot/pots here.

Next, the person directs their attention to the Central Basket.
They place their paper face down in the basket.
On the front side, the paper says,
Today I am planting my Dream. Today I am Planting a Beautiful Tomorrow.

There is another wooden bowl of Job's Tears to the right of the main basket.

[ This wooden bowl was originally used by my mother when I was a child.
It was used to make chopped liver. I found this bowl last summer in my
father Solomon's house when we were decluttering... ]

The person pulls a handful of Job's Tears from the Wooden Bowl.

They, are directed to Bless the Seed Dreams of all those who placed
written dreams before them. Then then are directed to throw the handful
of Job's Tears on the Seed Dreams before them.

Then, they are invited to make a contribution in the a glass bowl in
a Red Envelope, as is commonly used for weddings. This is a ritual
common among the Chinese for Good Luck.

[ I learned this ritual
from my friends in the Black Sect Feng Shui Tradition, professor
Thomas Lin Yun. The Professor and I have met a number of times
and have an esteeming relationship. I keep his photo to the right
of my computer. ]

The person may then purchase a bag of Job Tear Seeds
for $3.00 and/or they can choose one of the new Greeting Cards
for Seeding Our Dreams. These sell for $4.00 each

There are about eight new Greeting Cards, all with messages
that go with the Enchanted Garden.

The new Greeting Cards were all produced for Pacific Symposium.

I basically gathered all the names and emails of those who
purchased the Job Tear Seeds and cards.

Here is a flyer that describes the Ritual:

Here is a flyer that describes the New Greeting Cards for
Seeding Our Dreams.

This is a very powerful ritual to do.

It can be adapted to working with clients in a healing environment.
When the person comes in, rather than focus on the complaint,
focus on the intended Result, the Seed Dream that you want to plant.

Direct the client to go home and create a pot where they can
do the Plant Your Dream Ritual.

I created this Ritual over many years.
It's highest expression has been here in recent years
at the Pacific Symposium organized by the Pacific College of
Oriental Medicine.

The idea of the Silver Box is inspired in a story that
appears in the first chapter of the book,
THE BOOK OF ASHA by Edmond Bordeuax Szekely.

I would like to do this ritual at Rancho La Puerta this coming
new year. That is a nice Seed Dream.

The idea of growing food in container pots was inspired
by Edmond Bordeaux in a number of his books.

I will list them here later....

The story speaks to the Gift of a Grain of Wheat
that was given to the King of Persia.

Persia is the former Iran.

Surprizingly, I had a visitor at this year's
SEEDING OUR DREAM ENCHANTED GARDEN ALTAR
who was from Persia! She also had recognition
with the pots of growing Diakon and Broccoli!
These are part of the ongoing rituals among the Persians,
to grow sprouts and place them on their Celebration table.

They do not eat the Sprouts. They take them to Nature
and give them to the Earth and Animals. That sounds so
very Saint Frances-like.

When my House Mate ParisBingo was recently singing
for the Pope in Italy, he planted Job's Tears at the site
of Saint Frances. How very honoring. Angelene, another
housemate, was with Paris, and took a photo that I will
put on the Plant Your Dream Blog soon.

Angelene took some stunning photos of Italy.
They look like buildings in the film
BROTHER SUN, SISTER MOON.


THIS was the FLYER at the ENCHANTED GARDEN ALTAR:







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BROTHER SUN, SISTER MOON movie


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother_Sun,_Sister_Moon




Biogenic Meditaitions inspired By Edmond Bordeaux Szekely.
When he came to the Pacific Symposium 08,
he was not sure he was in the right place,
but then he we met.

Edmond Bordeaux Szekely recommended
meditating with growing grass in his book
BiOGENIC MEDITATIONS and others.

KEEP the BEET Media Star is an evolution
of these Essene Ways of Biogenic Living.

He knew we were meant to meet.

Robert's brother Jack and I both attended
the 1977 Essene Biogenic Seminar in San Diego.

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