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Infinity started following Dichroic Glass Prism Art, Sananga Root Bark, Imposter Sceletium Tortuosum Plants and and 3 others
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Hello. I greet you in the love and light. Seeking 200g of Sananga root bark, preferably grown in Australia. Please get in touch if you have some or if you can point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance. Love & Light Infinity
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Welcome. I greet you in the Love and Light. It's come to my attention that I've been distributing imposter Kanna plants. I sold some of these via the SAB forum and a number of members acquired some of my stock at plant meets. The plant I was selling has been botanically identified as Delosperma tradescantoides by another SAB member. So to make things right I kindly ask that anyone who acquired one of these plants to please contact me to arrange full reimbursement or some other appropriate arrangements. Again I'm really sorry about this but I genuinely didn't know I had an imposter and I just want to make things right so the incorrect plant isn't further distributed a Kanna when its not. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me. Love & Light Infinity
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SAB Oneline Lockdown Plant Meet, Garden Tours & Social Catch Up - 27 September from 2 pm
Infinity replied to RonnySimulacrum's topic in News & Notices
I’d like to be part of this. -
Come on...don't leave me hanging. I'll also add a sacred Acacia seed pack containing: 11. Acacia floribunda - Weeping Acacia 12. Acacia victoriae - Gundabluie 13. Acacia colei - Cole's Wattle 14. Acacia concurrens - Black Wattle 15. Acacia maidenii - Maiden's wattle Love & Light ∞
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Bravo! Loving that recipe my friend. Any chance of sampling your interesting combination of Mother natures sacred delights? I'm really digging the concept of infusing aromatics too. I've been experimenting with Cloves, Star Anise, Cinnamon Quills, Ethiopian Frankincense and Sumatran Benzoin with excellent results. Keep up the good work!
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I’m sorry to hear about your predicament. Are you able to elaborate more on the type of pain you are experiencing and it’s location plus any allergies you have. It might assist others with plant recommendations so you can conduct further research into self healing and pain relief.
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Hi Tetrahedal, A big warm welcome to the SAB community. That's a very generous offer and we all appreciate it but unfortunately the Free Trade Thread operates on the rules listed on Page 1. Please have a read and feel free to join back in. I know its always tricky when you're new and only starting out. So if you like, I'd be more than happy to send you a care package with the seeds listed below for your enjoyment. Just send me a PM. Ok, I'll jump on that please. In exchange I offer a mega seed pack containing: 1. Toothache Plant - Acmella oleracea 2. Sensitive Plant - Mimosa pudica 3. Lion's Ear - Leonotis leonurus 4. Lion's Tail - Leonotis nepetifolia 5. Hawaiian Baby Woodrose "Alligator Creek' Strain - Argyreia nervosa 6. Tasmanian Poppy - Papaver S 7. Wormwood - Artemisia absinthium 8. East Indian Lemongrass - Cymbopogon citratus 9. Jimsonweed - Datura stramonium 10. Sun Opener - Heimia salicifolia Plus a ‘sacred item’ from the Forbidden Closet of Mystery. Love & Light ♾
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Dichroic Glass Prism Art
Infinity replied to Infinity's topic in Creativity, Spirituality & Philosophy
The photos don’t really do it any justice. Here is a YouTube clip for those interested in the process and the results that can be achieved. https://youtu.be/1HVAS4gA_lc -
Welcome. I greet you in the love and light. I just wanted to share my first attempts at Dichoric Glass Prism Art. Have a great day. Love & Light ♾
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Infinity started following Strontium Dawg
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One day a wealthy father took his son on a trip to the countryside for the sole purpose of showing his son how it was to be poor. They spent only one day and one night on a farm of what would be considered a very poor family. On the way back from the trip, the father asked his son how he liked the experience. “It was great, Dad,” the son replied. “Did you see how poor people can be?” the father asked. “Oh yeah,” said the son. “So what did you learn from the trip?” asked the father. The son paused and thought about it for a few seconds. “I saw that we have one dog and that they had four. We have a pool that reaches to the middle of our garden but they have a fresh water creek that has no end. We have lights in our garden but they have the stars and the moon. Our patio reaches to the front yard but they have the whole horizon. We have a small piece of land to live on but they have fields that go on forever. We have servants who serve us but they serve others. We buy our food but they grow their own. We have fences around our property to protect us but they have a whole community to protect them.” The boy’s father was absolutely speechless. Then his son added... “It showed me just how poor we really are, Dad.” Love & Light ∞