06-04-2009, 08:14 PM
What does everybody know about plants?
I know they are 2D, but not much else.
I found out yesterday that they aremost susseptable to red and blue light, as our opposed human suseptability to green.
It might not mean anything to you, hopefully it does though lol. But it got me thinking that there is a huge ammount we can learn about and maybe from, about the spiritual existence of plantlife. I can't word it better, as per usual.
Ultimately I want to be able to help my plants grow, not through miricle grow, but through positive thinking, and some very well thought out meditations.
I have never really been into plants but my partner has bout me one. and it has really got me buzzing, as if we have a new pet or something like that lol. More living bodies in the house so to speak.
I don't need watering advice, apparantly this thing can live through hell
Any of you ever encountered this subject before? Study of plant spirit bodies? (another weird way to word it haha)
Love and Light,
a rookie wordsmith. (Thinking always has been easier than putting it into words)
I know they are 2D, but not much else.
I found out yesterday that they aremost susseptable to red and blue light, as our opposed human suseptability to green.
It might not mean anything to you, hopefully it does though lol. But it got me thinking that there is a huge ammount we can learn about and maybe from, about the spiritual existence of plantlife. I can't word it better, as per usual.
Ultimately I want to be able to help my plants grow, not through miricle grow, but through positive thinking, and some very well thought out meditations.
I have never really been into plants but my partner has bout me one. and it has really got me buzzing, as if we have a new pet or something like that lol. More living bodies in the house so to speak.
I don't need watering advice, apparantly this thing can live through hell
Any of you ever encountered this subject before? Study of plant spirit bodies? (another weird way to word it haha)
Love and Light,
a rookie wordsmith. (Thinking always has been easier than putting it into words)