The lies of the pharmaceutical industry. Information and backgrounds of the different diseases. Natural remedies against all diseases (cancer, depression, Diabetes ...) of our modern civilization. Compressed in a book. Codex Humanus should not be missing in any medicine cabinet!

https://www.vitaminum.com/hardback-books/70/codex-humanus-the-book-of-humanity-hardback?a_aid=59a42e08205af&a_bid=a6c59d7e

Insane society.

Industrial society be like..

Γαῖα - Greek goddess of the Earth

I remember visiting my mom’s friend’s aunt who was an elderly woman living in a very remote Russian village, far away from civilization. I was just a little girl then, and so I don’t remember if the village residents even had electricity, or running water at home. I do remember bits and pieces, like how people in that village had to provide 90% of their food themselves. The people living there had food gardens, and farm animals. They also hunted and foraged the forest. I remember the elder lady having to wake up early each morning to bake bread, sweet rolls and pies. She took eggs from her chickens, and milked her cow each morning to make breakfast. The old lady collected veggies from her garden, and killed one of her chickens for dinner. Her neighbor brought us over some venison meat one of the days. One day we went fishing in local lake, and brought home fish to cook for dinner. She even had one of those famous stoves/fireplaces that all old Russian/Slavic izbas (traditional Slavic countryside dwellings) had. It’s a specific kind of stove/fireplace inside the house with a bed made on top of it so that you could climb up and sleep while the fire is burning during cold of winter. This was an amazing experience, but what really stood out for me was the forest near that village. I remember this forest as I saw it through my childhood eyes, and it looked like a true enchanted fairytale. I specifically remember the mystical bluebell flowers covering the floor of the forest

https://www.boredpanda.com/hallerbos-bluebell-forest-nature-photography/

Midnight blue just happens to be one of my favorite colors. The other one is forest green