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on February 01, 2014

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Polder IJdoorn (Vereniging Natuurmonumenten), Waterland, February 2014 (photo: Elmer van der Marel)

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Ucluelet firepit

The campfire has been in the center of social life since the beginning of the time of man. Primordial man (Homo erectus) was already warming his body by the fire a good million years ago. Fire not only gave warmth and light, dried wet clothing, and cooked meat, but was also sacred and healing. It was the sun spirit or the heavenly fire that had taken up residence among the people. The ring of boulders that were placed around the fire were the original medicine wheel. The stone circle became the focus (in Latin, focus means fireplace) of the sacred. Later, in the Neolithic period, stone circles such as Stonehenge took on gigantic proportions. (From Müller-Ebeling et al, Witchcraft Medicine, 2003)

Nigredo

making soil out of chipped wood and fish offal

Het Kruidenrijk

Genezing berust niet louter op de werkzame bestanddelen van medicinale planten, maar maakt bij inheemse volken eveneens bepaalde rituelen noodzakelijk. (Uit Mark J. Plotkin, In de leer bij de Sjamanen)

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Five Orders of Architecture: an Evolutionary Theory

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