JMG on Plant Cunning Podcast

[ecosophia]

Another podcast for your listening pleasure. I appeared again on the Plant Cunning Podcast with host (and regular reader) Isaac Hill, to talk about earth energies and my book The Secret of the Temple. As usual, we covered a lot of ground -- stone circles, temple architecture, agricultural radionics, and more -- and had a grand time. You can listen in on YouTube here.

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[thinking_turtle]

This post has the tag "podcast", while the previous post about podcasts uses the tag "podcasts" (plural.) There are only two posts with the "podcasts" tag, one of them from 2019.

[liamq]

This was a very fascinating podcast.

The theme of the book you’re currently working on—The Earth Mysteries Workbook—sounds like it perfectly addresses a question I wanted to ask you on a previous Magic Monday. I’ll interpret that as a bit of synchronicity. :-)

Amazing Thanks

[(Anonymous)]

Amazing podcast. Blew my mind at several points. Now I want to build a temple! Thanks to you and the PlantCunning duo for sharing this information with us. Stuart Cram

[(Anonymous)]

very interesting, the breadth of your knowledge of the obscure but fascinating often surprises me, john. lots of stuff to look into more for me, seeds atop pyramids?? whodda thunk. i shall listen again and take some notes.

[isaac_hill]

Thanks for sharing, this was a very fun conversation for me and AC. :-)

[(Anonymous)]

i live in area where there are lots of dolmens, even within walking distance. not temples, clearly, but i wonder if they are an ancient equivalent. on that basis, i visited a couple a few days ago; neither are paramagnetic, as judged by a compass. i'm going to try putting some seeds atop and within them, and see how that goes.

regarding temples as agrotech, a thought that struck me recently is that if that's true, we should see higher populations around temples, as the abundance would feed more people. i've done no research in that direction, just a thought spurred by this.

Stone rrsrarch

[(Anonymous)]

Hello JMG, this is an initial contact to offer my services in your ongoing research. I am a stone Mason who has worked for the artist Anish Kapoor for 20 odd years, whose work establishes the void or I think, a kind of resonator at its centre. Please let me know if I can assist in any way. I will continue my own work in this field and let you know how I get on but I would be happy to be instructed. Thank you, Joel Gray

Re: Stone rrsrarch

[ecosophia]

Thank you for this. Er, how can I contact you? An anonymous post to Dreamwidth doesn't give me any way to do that...

Re: Stone rrsrarch

[(Anonymous)]

Hi JMG,

Please feel free to contact me at Joel@kapoorstudio.com

Joel

Re: Stone rrsrarch

[(Anonymous)]

Hi JMG,

I don't know if you got my last reply. I'm not sure how to create a contact without showing my email in this chat (which I thought I had done!) Let me know the correct way. My tech is predominantly lithic!
Joel Gray

Re: Stone rrsrarch

[ecosophia]

Got it and thank you. I haven't unscreened it because that would put your email roight out there in public -- but I have it.

I'll be in touch in a little while. Right now I'm in page proof purgatory -- all seven volumes of my fiction series The Weird of Hali are being reprinted by a new publisher and I have to review the proofs before they go to press.

-- JMG

Re: Stone rrsrarch

[(Anonymous)]

Hi JMG,

I'm off to a perma culture farm this weekend, where the family and I have been volunteering over the summer, its called Henbant and is in astounding North Wales.

How are you getting on with your book? Do you have some time to discuss some resonant chamber/earth energy for cultivation research?

Henbant has a 1 acre market garden that could act as a great laboratory. Perhaps, initially, we could work on the principles of the earth pipe set up you pioneered in your own garden?

The local stones are granite and slate but I have alabaster, onyx, obsidian and marble available for use.

Are there any of your own books that I should study in relation to this research? As you say, we can move forward using our intuition and observation. Are there any grounding or core principles we should keep in mind?

Please feel free to contact me on my email.

Many thanks

Joel