The Flow Form Principle
Archetypal Movements and Flowing Forms (1.1) Water reacts to its environment in the most interesting way. As Bruce Lee once said “if you put […]
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What Should The Aims And Purpose Of Education Be?
Ways of understanding and engaging with the world are inherently intertwined with our relationships to others. From our earliest interactions with family members and […]
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Defending Biodynamics At The Dawn Of The Fourth Agricultural Revolution
In the United Kingdom, James Dyson the inventor of the bagless vacuum cleaner is buying up land all across the country, and Bill Gates […]
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Biodynamic Compost: The Art Of The Compost Pile
A compost pile needs to be a good size, at least 1 meter in height and length to generate enough warmth to break down […]
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Thoughts On How To Bring Biodynamics Into The Public Consciousness
Biodynamics remains outside the awareness of the majority of people. I didn’t discover biodynamics or come across any Demeter products until 2020. I often […]
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How To Put Together A Bee Hive Frame Correctly?
I have put together a short video explain how to put together a bee hive frame correctly. This is a task that is important […]
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On The Nature Of Water | An Interview With Simon Charter
Last week, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Simon Charter, to discuss his deep understanding of water, and his work with Flowforms […]
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What Is Biodynamics?
Biodynamics is a holistic form of agriculture originating from eight Lectures Rudolf Steiner gave on agriculture in 1924. Biodynamic farmers incorporate earthy and cosmic […]
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Understanding Plants From A Biodynamic Perspective
The Development Of Plants (1.1) Firstly, let’s look into the functioning of the internal and external characteristics of a plant. All plants have roots, […]
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Understanding And Caring For Animals
Understanding The Phenomenological Biological Ordering System Of Wolfgang Schad (1.1) Wolfgang Schad has taken a Goethean approach to categorise animals. He wanted to find […]
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