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Are You Afraid of the Sweetness?

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  Are You Afraid of the Sweetness? https://www.spreaker.com/episode/facing-the-bees-for-the-honey-of-ujamaa--71341065 Everyone wants the "honey" of economic freedom, but most of us are terrified of the hive. We’ve been conditioned to buy our liberation one "plastic bear" at a time, never realizing that the security system protecting the resources is exactly what we need to master. Today we are looking at Ujamaa —not as a "business plan," but as a state of being. We explore why the "bees" in our community are necessary and why the "Green valley" within you is currently blocked by the debris of "me-first" thinking. Are you a reservoir, or are you a river? Call to Inaction “The tightest fist holds the least amount of gold.” Today, stop trying to calculate your "solo" exit strategy. Release the need to prove you did it all by yourself. What consumer habit can you stop today to keep your resources within the "hive...

The Power of Dandelion Root

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 The Power of Dandelion Root Introduction We all know dandelions as the weeds that pop up and spoil the beauty of a perfect lawn. But did you know the lowly dandelion is actually a health powerhouse? A plant that has been used for centuries in traditional medicine, it contains many vitamins and minerals and provides significant health benefits. It is well known as an herbal diuretic, but it also supports detoxification, digestion, bone health, and more. Dandelion root also has antioxidant properties and may have anti-cancer effects as well. Let's explore why this humble weed should be considered a friend to your plants rather than an enemy to your grass. Dandelion herb has been used for centuries in traditional medicine. Dandelion herb has been used for centuries in traditional medicine. The roots, leaves and flowers of the dandelion plant have been used to treat a variety of ailments. Dandelion root is one of nature's most powerful cleansing agents and it also helps stimulate ...