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Planting Seeds for a Forest We May Never Sit Under

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  Purpose is the silent engine of progress. On this day of Nia , we focus on the color Yellow —the color of the sun and the intellect. We are challenged to look at our lives not as a series of random events, but as a purposeful construction project. In our community, Nia is the commitment to make our collective vocation the building and developing of our people. It is the realization that we are the answers to the prayers of our ancestors. When we live with Nia, we stop working for a paycheck and start working for a legacy. But how do we stay aligned when the world tries to pull us off course? How do we find the "forward-lean" required to lead our families and tribes? I dive deep into these questions in today's episode of Tha Daily Spark . Listen to the full episode here to sharpen your vision: Listen to "Nia: The Architecture of Our Collective Destiny" on Spreaker.
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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 ...
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