November 21, 06
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Sponsor Thank You's
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2016
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Whole Foods Market Hillcrest
made up this bouquet of Tropical
Flowers for the main podium.
The other flowers were from the
Rodriquez Family, and locally grown.
Whole Foods Market Hillcrest, is a hop skip and a jump
down the 163 Freeway from Pacific College. One of my
goals is to encourage students to shop there through the year,
as well as the local Hillcrest Farmers' Market.
Local organically grown foods, including lettuce and strawberries in season
from the Rodriguez Family, are featured in the local section
of Whole Foods Market Hillcrest, and in other Whole Foods Markets,
including the La Jolla and new Tustin store.
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/calendars/HIL.html
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Altar-Light:
Judy Martin, of the American Acupuncture Council
lights up the Plant Your Dream Altar at the Pacific
Symposium. Each year, the Council gifts us at our
gathering with candles.
"Dear Leslie,
Thank you for your thoughtfulness in creating this beautiful Altar and
allowing people like myself to remember the core of why we are here,
and what a beautiful supportive planet we live on and with."
--Mousqa Katawazi
"I am a student at the Pacific College in New York City. This is my first time
on the West Coast. Everything is so amazing here. I love what you have set up.
It helps us hang on to our dreams." --comment on feedback sheet.
Each person who planted a dream wrote out their Seed Dream twice.
One copy was taken home. One copy was placed in this basket, and asked
to bless the dreams before their own with the ritual of tossing seeds
on the dreams in the basket. This is a photo the Seed Dreams of placed
in the basket.
Andew Gaeddert, author of "Healing Digestive Disorders,"
is the founder of Health Concerns. Andrew was one of the
sponsors of the Plant Your Dream Altar at the Pacific Symposium.
It is always a joy to spend time together on this our yearly
reunion.
Health Concerns:
http://www.healthconcerns.com/andrew.cfm
"20 years ago at my acupuncture conferences, there was nothing
like this lovely aromatic love and spirit filled booths.
Thank you for this peaceful remembrance of our interconnectedness."
--Katie Mink, L.Ac,. owner, director Bancroft Center of Chines Medicine
Berkeley
http://www.acutonics.com
(Amazing Sound Healing Tools...)
8:07 PM
November 20, 06
Plant Your Dream Altar
for the Pacific Symposium
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Photos!
Doctors of Tomorrow:
Pacific College of Oriental Medicine
Students at the Plant Your Dream Altar.
Lara, right, has gardened here
at the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community.
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Dania Martinez, New Enchanted Garden Member.
She lives in Florida.
We had fun!
Dania was so impressed with the effects of
breathing in the fres herbs that she brought a friend
bt the next day. She gave him a fresh aroma treatment,
rubbing her hand on herbs and then bringing her hand
close to her friends face,
"Leslie, I can't believe that you've moved me that quickly
and that deeply. You've reminded me of my Soul's Purpose."
--S.D., teacher, PCOM, New York Campus
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Steve Levitt, PCOM Supervisor, R, with
PCOM students. Molly Right said she would
purchase our Moxa grown by our Moxa growing Coop.
That was a Seed Dream that I planted in the Closing
Ceremony--locally grown Mugwort--Moxa. It is a very
easy to grow herb frequently used in acupuncture.
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Shaz and me!
New Friend, Shaz.
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Felice Dunas, plants the last dream before final teardown.
Felice is helping organize a powerful
service group that has gone into New Orleans
to provide help from the Katrina aftermath.
Article by Felice:
http://calendar.acupuncturetoday.com/mpacalendar/
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Tiffany Hansen did a wonderful
job as Program Director.
This was her first year in that
role. She adopted this Fairytale Squash
grown by David at the Hillcrest Farmers' Market.
Jessica, my acupuncturist, at Pacific College of
Oriental Medicine, holds the Mugwort-Moxa plant
at the Altar. That plant is now in the ground here
at the Enchanted Garden Intentional Community.
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Friends of the Farm.
Four Farmers from our local Hillcrest
Farmers' Market had their locally, grown,
fresh picked produce at the Pacific Symposium.
Dennis' squash were used in the conference design.
My goal is to encourage the local students of acupuncture
to shop the Sunday Hillcrest Farmer's Market. Each farmer
had their photos next to their produce.
I wanted to demonstrate the Enchanted Garden Teaching:
"Not knowing who's growing your food
is like being intimate with a stranger!"
Photo of Joe the Farmer
is here:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2048
Debi Shargal, inhales a Joe the Farmer heirloom tomato.
The foods here were grown by the farmers who
feed me week to week.
"Dear Joe!
I tasted your amazing heirloom tomatoes!
Thank you. See you at the Farmers' Market!"
--Carmella
Friend of the Farm:
http://lesliegoldman.com/Friend-of-the-Farm/index.htm
"Dearest Helene,
my daughter Yaja loved all the fresh food and garden
display." --Thanks, Janis"
"RE;Fo Shou, Buddha's Claw
I've only seen pictures of this. I never knew what it smelled like! Truly
Buddha's quality." --Shiela Diente, teacher, PCOM, New York
"Dear Steve,
I haven't had a real guava for a long time Until I tasted one of yours.
Heavenly! Thanks. P.S. The guavas we had in Taiwan when I was younger
are like the one you grew. Nowadays, its all replaced by twi Guava, bug and
crispy, but doesn't have the full flavor like the ones you grew! Good Job!:
--April Chang
Other Links in this Blog Series:
Altar Photos:
Photos from the Pacific Symposium '06:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2018
Wrapping UP:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2016
My Prepared Notes
for the Closing Ceremony.
Two minutes of this was delivered...
extemporaneously in part...
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=1980
The Ceremony was a lot of fun...
and well received.
Declaring Peace:
Hand out to those who did the
Plant Your Dream Ritual:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=1922
Oriental Medicine Wisdom:
Alex Tiberi,
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=1982
Perimenopause and Menapause:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2024
Donna Carey
Favorite Supplements.
Altar helpers:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=1974
How Dog Food Saved the Earth:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=1965
The story of one man who ate an organic strawberry,
switched jobs, and saved the Earth!
My friends at Crane's:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2022
Depression Support
Limbic Day and Night formulas
from Pacific Biologic:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=1999
Enchanted Garden Insurance,
American Acupuncture Council:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2025
Introducing the American Acupuncture Council.
First Guava+ (Baby Pictures from Pac Symposium:
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2019
Parents R Headaches (more Photos):
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2020
Rick Gold's son, Richo Cech, Horizon Herbs,
http://www.horizonherbs.com/
Rekindling of Faith #3
Wow! I sold my first copy
of "Rekindling of Faith!"
http://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=92&i=2004
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My upload page:
http://curezone.com/ig/igallery.asp?d=/blogs/your_enchanted_gardener/
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July 28, 07
#237....
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include Rhimax
and Stelhy...
and FM sponsors...
Rob Farmer.
Barry Logan...
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Feed the local students....
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Photos up at Pacific College....YES, complete...
Do more this year.
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