Seeking musical instruments
Any and all
So can learn to speak with music
Also with crucial day to day communication in the household regarding basic needs
And can rest my face and my voice
Injuries have been extensive
Will need to develop other methods of communication
To survive

"The BioLite burns small pieces of wood in a stainless steel burning chamber. The burning chamber contains a fan and rings of holes. This makes for efficient combustion. The stove also contains a TEG (thermo electric generator) that makes electricity. The electricity is stored in a small battery in the stove housing. This electricity can be used to charge phones, headlamps, and other light-duty electronic devices equipped with a USB fitting"

THIS MOMENT'S BEST COMMUNITY REQUESTS:

We're learning (again!) to verbalize crucial survival requirements. Okay! Here we go!! Raise that energy!

HARD DRIVES: Immediately, we must replace and repair hard drives. When drive space is unavailable, our community members are left in precarious positions, unable to use the network disability aid functions that save lives daily. YOU can help -- by contributing funds to support hard drive repair and replacement, by suggesting friends and colleagues who can help us rescue data from hard drives that have been damaged, by sending words of encouragement and love to our Intuitive technologists, and through your POWERFUL (!!) prayers. Please light up this intention-empathy-activation with us.

CHEESECLOTH: My God. How do I tell you the way cheesecloth saves lives? It's a special cheesecloth -- 100% organic, unbleached, undyed cotton cheesecloth -- and although it's been a little bit tricky to find, it's out there. This cheesecloth solves so many problems in every location, we don't know where to start. Its healing aspects and recovery potentiation are now legendary in our spaces. How do I tell you? I need more cheesecloth, and then I can tell you more. PLEASE -- pray big prayers for cheesecloth blessings to us.

CANDLES: Here we require 100% natural organic beeswax candles with no colors or added fragrances. Some beeswax we find is much better than other kinds. We are concerned for how the bees are treated by the manufacturers of these candles. Natural beeswax candles are the only ones we can burn, especially where we have reduced ventilation in enclosed environments. These are a tremendous help to those of us with extreme sensitivities to electric lighting.

RADIOSTREAM ZERO: Radiostream Zero is a vital part of our infrastructure. Our broadcast releases on continuous rotation provide a stabilizing auditory environment for our community members who are able to stream Internet audio -- as they are able to find NO WHERE ELSE that centers their experiences and supports their needs! Relevant, inclusive, caring conversation is CRUCIAL and NECESSARY to the stabilization and recovery of intersectionally harmed populations. We MUST keep Radiostream Zero live and functioning in order to help our community members reach us again from their various challenging circumstances. Thanks to your help, we've gotten a full fresh 2 gigabytes of audio nourishment ready on Radiostream Zero so that we can start adding in more of our most recent episodes. This is a strong gesture, our hands outreached to our friends, and we're grateful to have succeeded. You can listen at https://internet-radio.com/station/intuitive/ and find out more at Intuitive.pub/radiostreams.

INTUITIVE MEDIA: We have provisionary arrangements with a number of business associates to create unique, professional quality audio experiences for diverse wonderful audiences we've been increasingly in contact with. In order for us to proceed with our plans and expanded income generation strategies, we must complete upgrades to our media infrastructure. We have a short list of required components we are gathering together, and we'd love your help. Reach out to @maxmorris to get involved today.

FLOW FUND FACILITATION: Blessings, Intuitive Finance! When you co-facilitate our Flow Fund, you are assisting our core organizers in stabilizing the network infrastructure that STRENGTHENS and FORTIFIES our community members resolving the greatest challenges all communities face. Will you please share what you can at paypal.me/IntuitiveInvisibles and reach out to @maxmorris with suggestions and offers of assistance for our bitcoin and cryptocurrency strategies? Check out Intuitive.community/support, app.hiro.fm/channel/intuitive, and intuitivepublicradio.substack.com for more great ways to support this work.

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Large 100% cotton sheets

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Intuitive Supply On The Wise:

Quart-Size Wide-Mouth Safe Clear Glass Mason Jars Required In Western Pennsylvania Location. Please Send 6-12 Immediately For Solutions Facilitation & Physical Safety.

100% Organic, UNbleached, UNdyed, 100% Cotton Cheesecloth Required In Western Pennsylvania Location. Please Send Largest Possible Amount Immediately For Solutions Facilitation & Physical Safety.

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100% organic — unbleached, undyed — cotton cheesecloth is one of our most important Intuitive Supply materials. Read more: t.me/IntuitiveSupply/146, t.me/IntuitiveSupply/147

100% organic — unbleached, undyed — cotton cheesecloth is a lifesaver for severely affected community members with challenging sensitivities to environmental toxins.

Many people with these sensitivities are ignored, gaslighted, and subjected to continuous physical trauma because their bodies have accurately identified toxic particles and other substances in their environments.

And it can be very difficult to fully remediate any particular toxic environment!

Once we've done everything we can to move the toxins out, how do we ease the body's reactivity and start to remediate the environment more deeply so that our community members can be fully active, included, and cared for in those spaces?

As it turns out, 100% organic — unbleached, undyed — cotton cheesecloth seems to actually pull toxic particles to it and partially deactivate their effects.

If one remediates the environment as best one can — and then uses a lot of this cloth to cover or wrap items that one is still having problematic exposures to or trauma with — the body can gradually gain a much better sense of how to operate in that environment.

As clothes on a body, this cloth is much less a burden than other fabrics.

When used to catch dust from toxic manufactured materials and building elements, then cycled through the wash, this cloth helps a survivor of severe environmental illness and toxic injury to gradually recondition themselves to an environment that was impossible for them to navigate previously.

Here are a few notes from past posts about this wonderful material.

"CHEESECLOTH: My God. How do I tell you the way cheesecloth saves lives? It's a special cheesecloth -- 100% organic, unbleached, undyed cotton cheesecloth -- and although it's been a little bit tricky to find, it's out there. This cheesecloth solves so many problems in every location, we don't know where to start. Its healing aspects and recovery potentiation are now legendary in our spaces. How do I tell you? I need more cheesecloth, and then I can tell you more. PLEASE -- pray big prayers for cheesecloth blessings to us." — https://t.me/IntuitiveSupply/136

"100% Organic, UNbleached, UNdyed, 100% Cotton Cheesecloth Required In Western Pennsylvania Location. Please Send Largest Possible Amount Immediately For Solutions Facilitation & Physical Safety." — https://t.me/IntuitiveSupply/143

Would you like to help survivors of severe toxic injury rehabilitate, regain their unique strengths, and bring their gifts to their families and communities?

You can purchase a supply block of 100% organic — unbleached, undyed — cotton cheesecloth to be sent to a location in our network. We'll provide you with a link to our best current source, and we'll be profoundly grateful for your support.

Contact t.me/maxmorris or email max@intuitive.pub to set up your supply donation.

Thanks for reading. :-)

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Could your clothes be harmful to your health? In a word - Yes. The fabric on your bed could be too!

Let's reconsider clothes made from plastic such as nylon, acrylic, polyester and spandex.

Many of us who have intentionally removed or reduced plastics from our lives may not know that plastic bottles that contain toxins are in the clothes we wear and the beds we sleep in.

We have published a succinct article and a podcast on the topic that we recommend you take a look at linked to via https://campsite.bio/westonaprice! That article's introduction includes a scenario we anticipate many of you will relate to! Glass mason jars to store our food, but Lululemon on our bodies, anyone?

Sneak peek - You may be already be aware that polyester is made from plastic, but did you know that fleece is too? Our stores are filled with clothes, blankets and comforter covers made from recycled plastic bottles or petroleum based fabrics.

What do we recommend in place of these fabrics? Natural fibers such as cotton, silk, wool, linen, hemp, alpaca fleece, camel hair and spider silk. What about rayon? Rayon is known as a semi-synthetic material. As the fabric is sourced from plant material, it is not considered fully synthetic. However, because of the process to produce it that requires many steps and additional chemicals, it cannot be classified as a natural fabric either.

Ramese Sanders wrote,

' Most shower curtains are made out of plastic.

As they’re exposed to steam and heat from the shower water, they break down and release toxic compounds into the air.

Breathing these toxic compounds in every day isn’t good for your health.

An easy solution to this is to get a cotton shower curtain! '

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Linen  is hypoallergenic, antibacterial and anti fungal. Until recently it has always been used for sutures and bandages. It breathes. It keeps the body cooler in hot temperatures and warmer in cold. Linen can absorb moisture up to 20% without feeling damp. It resists dirt and stains. Linen reduces the effects of chemical exposure, can cut down noise (linen curtains and drapes) and dust.

Polyester, Nylon, Rayon, and Polyurethane. This style of clothing is derived primarily from petroleum and plastic material. The plastic material irritates our skin and causes allergic reactions.

PS. This is also goes for bedsheets. If your sheets are made from synthetic materials you are gathering static charges in the bedroom which would result in restless leg syndrome, sleepless nights, and or hair-loss.

' The distinction in how tea is referred to around the world can be traced back to the routes by which different regions first received the product from China. Countries that obtained tea overland through the Silk Road, such as Central Asia, Persia, and Russia, often use variants of the word "cha." This word comes from the Mandarin "chá," which was the common term in northern China, a key region along these overland trade routes. As tea traveled westward via caravans across Asia and Europe, the pronunciation evolved slightly but maintained its root, giving rise to words like "chai" in India, "shay" in Arabic, and "čaj" in Eastern Europe.

Conversely, countries that traded with China by sea typically adopted the word "te" or its variants. This is because they interacted with Chinese merchants from the southern coastal Fujian region, where the word for tea is pronounced "te" (in the Min Nan dialect). The Dutch, who played a key role in maritime trade, brought this word back to Europe in the 17th century. As a result, countries such as the Netherlands, England, and those influenced by Dutch trade began referring to tea as "thee" (Dutch) or "tea" (English). Similarly, in countries like Italy ("tè") and France ("thé"), the word for tea retains this pronunciation.

This linguistic divide illustrates how the ancient trade routes shaped not only the spread of commodities but also the global languages. It reflects the impact of geography and commerce on cultural exchange, showing how a single product like tea could influence both daily life and language across the globe. '

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