The Light of Life in Plant & Gem
By Ben Klocek 1 min read
Hi friends,
I have some articles to share with you today.
As you may know, our Gem and Plant class is a deep dive into supporting plants in developing enhanced medicinal and culinary qualities. It’s been a very interesting journey. My favorite part is where Dennis described the weaving of light from the sun and other stars into the forms of the plants. (That’s in Session 4 if you were wondering. The recording is up right now :D)
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“The light is coming from stars all around the earth in planes, rotating planes. Our earth is bathed in rotating planes of light from all the stars in all directions. A light coming from the periphery is cosmic light that is un-manifest because it bears the potential to become substance.“
– Dennis
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To support the class, I’ve posted two new articles on plant sprays.
In the first, The Alchemy of Plant Hormones & Plant Spray Applications, Dennis describes the sal and sulf of plant growth processes. That is to say, he tells us how to listen in on the subtle conversation between mineral and plant. Learn to speak that language and superior vegetables, fruits and medicinal herbs are the result.
The second, Growth Regulating Hormonal Plant Sprays is a deep dive into Dennis’ system of plant sprays, including theory, recipes and experimental results. Not to be missed, it’s a gold mine!
Lastly, for those of you not so geeked out on plant sprays, I posted a thought-provoking essay that Dennis wrote fairly recently, Healing with Liquid Crystal Communication, describing an insight from a scientist in the 1940s that casts light on the health challenges of being bathed in microwaves from our contemporary tech. He also hints at a healing salve that can be made to to protect and heal from the barrage.
Warmly,
Ben Klocek
Ben Klocek
Ben Klocek, web designer, teacher, and Sacramento Waldorf School alumni, has worked in tech for over 20 years. He has been studying and lecturing on how our use of screen technology affects our lives, and promoting the work of his father Dennis Klocek through Soil, Soul and Spirit (this website). He is the father of two, ages 13 and 16, and is an avid naturalist, artist, and gardener.
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