Fantastic Fungi: The Spirit of Good
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@1undergroundsound Well, I've translated the text and going to share via blog to acquaint all my friends. Naturally with this nice video. Good luck! :-)
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Why do we till the soil? Would it not make more sense to simply innoculate?
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Where/when will the full film be available?
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Thankyou so much for you are truly inspiring
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@Rovdyr88 No problem! A message like that just has to be spread ;) Peace.. .
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@1undergroundsound Thank you very much for helping me! :)
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@Rovdyr88 Part 4 : "I believe nature is a force of good. Good is not only a concept, it is a spirit. And so hopefully the spirit of goodness will survive."
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@Rovdyr88 Part 3 : "If i die trying and i am inadequate to the task to make a course change in the evolution of this planet, ok i tried, the fact is i tried. How many people are not trying? If you knew that every breath you took, could save hundreds of lives in the future, how do you walk down this path of knowledge, wouldn't you run down that path of knowledge as fast as you could?
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@Rovdyr88 Part 2 : "We have now learned that there are these languages that occur and communicate between each organism. If we don't get our act together in common commonality adn understand that the organisms that not only will we destroy those organisms but we will destroy ourselves. We need to have a paradigm shift in our consciousness, what wil it take to achieve that.
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@Rovdyr88 Paul Stamets Part 1 : "The task that we face today is to understand the language of nature. My mission is to discover the language of nature of the fungal networks that communicate with the ecosystem and i particularly believe that nature is intelligent. The fact that we lack the language skills to communicate with nature does not impune the concept that nature is intelligent, it speaks to our inadequacy of our skillset for communication."
God i love videos presented this way, such precise subtleness to a greater and bigger picture!
SOB044 1 month ago 16
Also, did anyone notice that the third mushroom, the red one, had lots of little insects helping it to open and simultaneously reaping some benefit for themselves? Symbiosis people. Take a page.
FocusBeam 1 month ago 9