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The durian is a tropical fruit distinguished by its large size, hard spiky outer shell, and a strikingly strong odour that permeates even through its husk. Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ASwQi #Durian #DurianFruit #ThinglishLifestyle
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Sharing our latest article on ancient rivers and river basins in SE Asia/Sundaland
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Medicinal and Ritual Plants of Suriname - Part 2 - Suriname, a land of untouched nature and a rich cultural history, holds a treasure trove of knowledge about medicinal and ritual plants. This ancient wisdom, passed down through generations by local tribes and their shamans, forms a bridge between tradition and science. As the modern world drifts further from nature, it is my mission to preserve and share this unique knowledge. The book Medicinal and Ritual Plants of Suriname offers a fascinating insight into the plant species that have been used for healing and spiritual rituals for generations. These plants, like the soursop (Annona muricata), demonstrate how nature can support us in finding balance and health. This project is not only a tribute to the traditions of Suriname but also an opportunity to inspire others to rediscover the power of nature. Let us work together to safeguard this invaluable knowledge and build a bridge to the future. Peter Vermeul #Suriname #MedicinalPlants #TraditionalMedicine #NatureWisdom #RitualPlants #PeterVermeul #CBDSpain
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Medicinal and Ritual Plants of Suriname - Part 1 - Suriname, a land of untouched nature and a rich cultural history, holds a treasure trove of knowledge about medicinal and ritual plants. This ancient wisdom, passed down through generations by local tribes and their shamans, forms a bridge between tradition and science. As the modern world drifts further from nature, it is my mission to preserve and share this unique knowledge. The book Medicinal and Ritual Plants of Suriname offers a fascinating insight into the plant species that have been used for healing and spiritual rituals for generations. These plants, like the soursop (Annona muricata), demonstrate how nature can support us in finding balance and health. This project is not only a tribute to the traditions of Suriname but also an opportunity to inspire others to rediscover the power of nature. Let us work together to safeguard this invaluable knowledge and build a bridge to the future. Peter Vermeul #Suriname #MedicinalPlants #TraditionalMedicine #NatureWisdom #RitualPlants #PeterVermeul #CBDSpain
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In the Mahabharata, the significance of protecting nature and the environment is often highlighted. One such verse is from the Vanaparva (Aranyaka Parva): "Aranyani hi nivasanti devah aranyani hi tapasa nivasah, aranyani hi deva yatra shanta aranyani hi prashamyati pashuh." (Mahabharata, Vanaparva, 313.117) Translation: "The forests are the dwelling places of the gods, and the forests are the refuge of ascetics. The peace of the forests is where divine beings reside, and it is in the forests that even the animals find serenity." This verse highlights the sanctity of forests and the importance of preserving them as abodes of harmony for humans, animals, and divine beings. It reflects the ancient Indian ethos of living in balance with nature.
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SPIRULINA: The edible micro-algae of ancient Origins https://a.co/d/gCFwPMc
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The Himba tribe, located in the north-western part of Namibia, is one of the most isolated and culturally rich tribes in the world. With a population of around 50,000, the Himba people have managed to preserve their traditional way of life while facing the challenges of modernity. Their unique customs and beliefs have attracted the attention of many travelers and researchers, making them a fascinating subject of study. In this article, we will explore the history, culture and way of life of the Himba tribe.
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