Ho'oponopono Le Hoʻoponopono (ho-o-pono-pono, parfois traduit en « remettre les choses en ordre », « rétablir l'équilibre ») est une tradition sociale et spirituelle de repentir et de réconciliation des anciens Hawaïens. Des coutumes identiques de thérapie familiale se retrouvent aussi dans toute la région de l'océan Pacifique. Le hoʻoponopono traditionnel était dirigé par un ou une kahuna lāʻau lapaʻau[1] (prêtre guérisseur) pour guérir les maladies physiques ou psychiques au sein des groupes familiaux. Définition[modifier | modifier le code] Traditions polynésiennes[modifier | modifier le code] En Polynésie, beaucoup de cultures croient qu’un mauvais comportement personnel (hara ou hala) est la cause des maladies. Sur les îles Vanuatu au sud-ouest de l’Océan Pacifique, les habitants croient que les maladies sont causées habituellement par un faux-pas sexuel ou par la colère. « Si tu es fâché durant deux ou trois jours, un malaise ou une maladie apparaîtra » disait un de leurs sages[4].
Vinegar from scratch. | Henriette's Herbal Homepage Newsgroups: alt.folklore.herbs From: ewhitevhp.aol.com (EWhiteVHP) Date: 10 Nov 1995 18:45:29 -0500 Subject: How to make REAL vinegar 3 pgs How to make REAL vinegar These directions show how to make vinegar at home using readily available ingredients and supplies. In the late 1800s chemists learned to make acetic acid. It takes good alcohol (wine or beer) to make fermented vinegar. {*style:<b>General Directions </b>*}Winemaking suppliers list acetobacter as "mother" or vinegar culture. Vinegar should contain at least 5% acid as required for preserving or pickling. Acid test kits, sold by winemaking suppliers, are used to determine the acidity of vinegar. {*style:<b>Sanitize </b>*}Sanitize utensils and containers that will touch the vinegar by soaking them for 20 minutes in a solution of 2 tablespoons chlorine laundry bleach to 1 gallon water. {*style:<b>Vinegar Method I </b>*}3 measures beer, ale or vinegar stock (5.5 to 7% alcohol) 1 measure vinegar culture with active bacteria wine yeast
The personal blog of Futurist Thomas Frey » Blog Archive » The Rise of the Cause-Architect The Rise of the Cause-Architect In 1862, Abraham Lincoln signed into law the famous Emancipation Proclamation, a piece of legislation that gave freedom to all of the slaves. But true freedom was still a century away for those who lived in the black vs. white world leading up to the Civil Rights movement, an effort that began in earnest in the 1950s. The movement for freeing the slaves was a social cause that tore the country apart, resulting in a civil war and a century’s worth of social scarring that needed to heal before the effort could begin again. In 1954 the stage was set with a Supreme Court ruling that made segregation illegal. In the past, movements like this were filled with tension and riddled with conflict. Every cause has a beginning, middle, and an end. In the fluid society we find ourselves in today, with massive communication systems for organizing and influencing public opinion, social causes are far easier to orchestrate. Stage One – Launching a New Cause Final thoughts…
Recipes: Basic Kitchen Products from Scratch Earthnotes Cookbook Basic Kitchen Products from Scratch Have you ever looked at a stick of butter and wondered how it was made? Brown StockYield: about 2 quarts Tip: Stock can be frozen in amounts you plan to use for individual recipes. Cut bones into pieces and brown them in a preheated 350°F oven. Brown Sugar In a pinch you can make your own by combining 1/2 cup sugar and 2 tbsp molasses. Butter Making If you have access to a cow, let the milk stand until the cream rises to the top. Tip: When making your own dairy products, scrupulous cleanliness is important. Cheesemaking If cheesemaking appeals to you, then you can work with milk products from cows easily enough. MILK CHEESE: 4½ cups milk heated to 99°F. CREAM CHEESE: Same as milk cheese, but use heavy cream. COTTAGE CHEESE: Stir 1 tsp of lemon juice into 4½ cups milk and leave in a crock (covered with muslin) until the milk is thick and sour. Chicken Stock Nothing is more useful in the kitchen nor easier to make than chicken stock. Milk
Businessballs free online learning for careers, work, management, business training and education: find materials, articles, ideas, people and providers for teaching, career training, self-help, ethical business education and leadership; for personal, car How-To Read Runes If you do not believe in the paranormal or metaphysical please do not leave mean or rude comments on the Instructable, thank you. We're new to Instructables but not the world of the paranormal. Reading Runes is one of the most popular methods of Mancy (Divination). What is the best way to use your runes? Method #1: With your runes in their pouch close your eyes, concentrate on what you want an answer for (past situation, present situation or future situation) and chose a rune from the bag as your answer. Method #2:Gently toss the runes from the bag onto a soft surface and the runes while thinking of what you want an answer for (past situation, present situation or future situation) and the rune(s) that stand out the most to you is your answer. Method #3: Lay the runes out in grid and let your hand pass over the runes slowly while concentrating on what you want an answer for (past situation, present situation or future situation).
[infokiosques.net] How to carve stone | Architecturals.net How do you get started? That's the million dollar question. There are a number of ways. I took an art class in college and there was an art student that had finished a piece in stone. It was so beautiful that I had to try it. So you have a number of choices to make. 1) Take an art class in college. 2) Ask the local colleges if they are going to have a stone-carving workshop. 3) Go to the library and take out a book on stone carving and use the resources at the end of this page to get your supplies. Stone Availability of carving stone Depending on where you live, you can probably find SOME kind of stone to carve within driving distance. Kinds of stone to carve From the softest to the hardest; 1)Soapstone Available in many different colors and textures. Tools These are available from a number of resources and I have listed some (Check the internet for more). Sandbags You MUST have sandbags before you start carving to support your stone on while carving. Personal protection Next comes the file.
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