Great thoughts Stewart and I love hearing about the applied use of BD preps - it’s very encouraging and to hear more about your experience is always great!
We’re preparing to check in on our barrel compost here in Sedona tomorrow as well as our 500 horns - also will be offering 500/501 this weekend before being out of town next weekend for the solstice ✨✨✨
Thank you, Stewart! The morning dew is also a consideration when I spray #501. My imagination is that if I can apply #501 so that it settles on the dew of the leaves, it (the #501) will be joined with this near-earth cosmic etheric condensation (dew), and rise with it when the sun touches the leaves, as you describe. At that moment, I get the sense that the cosmos is taking over the process of spreading the prep, taking the water content up gently and leaving the #501's forces in the field with other light-ether-filled air forces. Note that rain, which arises in watery-er conditions further above the earth, has a different dynamic that does not work optimally with #501. I have applied #501, seen it endure an unforeseen rain shower, and noticed the sub-optimal result (less vivid growth on pasture grass in the succeeding days than I have come to expect after a #501 application). Of course, all biodynamics is about optimization of life processes, and conditions are not always optimal. But when they are, it's magnificent!
Great thoughts Stewart and I love hearing about the applied use of BD preps - it’s very encouraging and to hear more about your experience is always great!
We’re preparing to check in on our barrel compost here in Sedona tomorrow as well as our 500 horns - also will be offering 500/501 this weekend before being out of town next weekend for the solstice ✨✨✨
Thank you, Stewart! The morning dew is also a consideration when I spray #501. My imagination is that if I can apply #501 so that it settles on the dew of the leaves, it (the #501) will be joined with this near-earth cosmic etheric condensation (dew), and rise with it when the sun touches the leaves, as you describe. At that moment, I get the sense that the cosmos is taking over the process of spreading the prep, taking the water content up gently and leaving the #501's forces in the field with other light-ether-filled air forces. Note that rain, which arises in watery-er conditions further above the earth, has a different dynamic that does not work optimally with #501. I have applied #501, seen it endure an unforeseen rain shower, and noticed the sub-optimal result (less vivid growth on pasture grass in the succeeding days than I have come to expect after a #501 application). Of course, all biodynamics is about optimization of life processes, and conditions are not always optimal. But when they are, it's magnificent!