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• check your school library, mine has interlibrary loan, so I can request whatever I want. This won't really work if you need the text all semester, but periodically? Absolutely.
• if you know upperclassmen/graduates ask if they have the books you need
• just don't ever but anything from the school bookstore
If a Prof doesn't specify, I usually email them and ask if I can rent an ebook copy or if I need the hardcover and explain that the ebook is cheaper. They know it is, and they usually don't care. So, I just don't specify that it's uh. 100% cheaper.
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Y'all it's the beginning of the school year and I just spent 3 hours trying to find and download two textbooks so here we go again. Resources I use to follow. I email my profs in advance so that I have time to avoid the bookstore by hook or by crook.
• Book Genesis (has various domain names, search for current one) This has almost everything, but you have to search with the title only, and then read through the results to find the edition/author or it will find no results. The torrents don't always work, but if you click on the title it will take you to a "get" PDF link.
• Unpaywall, a browser extension that finds free sources for paywalled research papers and articles
• Pirates Bay, I hear it has textbooks, but it didn't have the ones I needed.
• As most of you know (but I didn't until recently) putting Filetype:PDF in front of a Google search will technically find you PDFs, but they are almost always "login and give us your credit card" scams
• check your school library, mine has interlibrary loan, so I can request whatever I want. This won't really work if you need the text all semester, but periodically? Absolutely.
• if you know upperclassmen/graduates ask if they have the books you need
• just don't ever but anything from the school bookstore
If a Prof doesn't specify, I usually email them and ask if I can rent an ebook copy or if I need the hardcover and explain that the ebook is cheaper. They know it is, and they usually don't care. So, I just don't specify that it's uh. 100% cheaper.
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🍒 cherries: -help calm nervous system -cancer preventing compounds -reduces inflammation -reduces risk for gout -supports healthy sleep -arthritis pain relief -reduces belly fat -reduces muscle pain -lowers risk of stroke
🍑 peaches: -helps maintain healthy skin & vision -helps maintain healthy bones & teeth -anti aging properties -improves digestion -calcium -potassium -packed with vital nutrients -good source of fiber
🍉 watermelon: -cardiovascular health -maintains bones -significant source of vitamins -combats free radicals -reduces body fat -anti inflammitory -diuretic & kidney support -alkaline forming -improves sight
🍓 strawberries: -potentially fight against cancer -anti aging properties -prevent heart disease, reduces risk of stroke -helps relieve constipation -can help with allergies & asthma -anti depression properties -reduces blood pressure -regulates blood sugar -folic acid
🍍 pineapple: -helps fight arthritis -immune system support -bone health -vision health -can reduce risk of macular degeneration (eye disease) -anti inflammitory -aids in digestion -packed with vital nutrients
🍃 kiwi: -increases bone mass -more vitamin c than an orange -packed with vital nutrients -aids in digestion -helps manage blood pressure -protects DNA from damage -supports weight loss -detox -prevents heart disease -protects against macular degeneration
🍇 grapes: -relax blood vessels -prevents/slows many types of cancer -maintains heart health -packed with nutrients -aids in digestion -weight loss -can prevent alzheimers -improves brain function -protects body from radiation
🍎 apples: -build immune system -fiber -reduces risk of cancer -prevents heart disease -healthy teeth -prevent alzheimers -prevents larkinsons -decreases risk of diabetes -reduces cholesterol -prevents gallstones -reduces risk of hypertension
🍊 oranges: -help maintain skin & vision -excellent source of vitamin B & C -fiber -prevents stroke -lowers blood pressure
🍌 banana: -potassium -energy booster -aids in digestion -fiber -weight loss -lowers blood pressure -prevents asthma -fights cancer -treats diarrhea -preserving memory
🌳 blueberries: -protect heart -lowers cholesterol -packed with antioxidants -reduce DNA damage -maintains healthy cholesterol -lower blood pressure -improve brain function & memory
🍃 mango: -protects against several forms of cancer -lowers cholesterol -clears skin -improves eye health -alkalizes entire body -promotes healthy sex -improves digestion -helps fight heat stroke
🍋 lemon: -contain high amounts of potassium -lowers risk of stroke -fights cancer -maintains healthy complexion -prevents asthma -increases iron absorption -boosts immune system
🍐 pear: -packed with nutrients -great source of fiber -treats diverticulosis (inflammation of the lining in large intestine) -weight loss -lowers blood pressure -lowers cholesterol -prevents diabetes -promotes digestion -detox
🍅 tomato: -prevents cancer -manages blood pressure -protects heart -maintains healthy complexion -reduces depression -improves vision -improves digestive system
🍃 grapefruit: -weight loss -prevents stroke -maintains blood pressure & heart health -prevents cancer -promotes digestion -hydration -maintaining healthy skin -prevents asthma
🌿if youre taking medication, please speak with your pharmacist or doctor before trying ANY natural remedies. grapefruit, for example, can really hurt you if youre taking anti depression medication. please be cautious.🌿 **this post is speaking specifically of the fruit, not of the plant itself
ACACIA: Burned with sandelwood to stimulate the psychic powers.
AFRICAN VIOLET: Burned for protection and to promote spirituality within the home.
ALLSPICE: Burned to attract both good luck and money.
ALOES: Burned to attract good fortune, love, spiritual vibrations, and strength.
ALTHEA: Burned for protection and to stimulate the psychic powers.
AMBER: Burned for love, comfort, happiness and healing
AMBERGRIS: Burn for dreams and aphrodisiac
ANGELICA: Burn for protection, harmony, integration, insight and understanding, stability and meditation
ANISE SEEDS: Burned as a meditation and emotional balance incense.
BASIL: Burned to exorcise and protect against evil entities such as demons and unfriendly ghosts, and to attract fidelity, love, good luck, sympathy, and wealth. This is also an excellent incense to use when preformiong love divinations. Also burn for concentration, assertiveness, decisiveness, trust, integrity, enthusiasm, mental clarity, cheerfulness, confidence and courage
BAY: Burned to facilitate the psychic powers, and to induce prophectic dream-visions.
BAYBERRY: Burned mainly to attract money and also burned for protection, happiness and control
BENZOIN: Burned for purification, astral projection, clears negative energy, emotional balance, eases sadness, depression, weariness, grief, anger, anxiety and to attract prosperity.
BERGAMOT: Burn for money, prosperity, uplifting of spirits, joy, protection, concentration, alertness, confidence, balance, strength, courage, motivation and assertiveness
BISTORT: Burned often with frankinsense as a powerful incense to aid divination.
BRACKEN: Burned in outdoor fires to magickally produce rain.
CARDAMOM: Burn for mental clarity, concentration, confidence, courage, enthusiasm and motivation
CARNATION: Burn for protection, strength, healing, love and lust
CEDAR: Burned for purification, to stimulate or strengthen the psychic powers, attract love, prevent nightmares, and heal various ailments, including head colds.
CEDARWOOD: Burn for healing, purification, protection, money, balance, grounding, clarity, insight and wisdom
CHAMOMILE: Burn for harmony, peace, calm, spiritual and inner peace
CINNAMON: Burned for protection and to attract money, wealth, prosperity, business success, stimulate or strengthen the psychic powers, and aid in healing. Also burned for stimulation, strength and lust
CITRON: Bunred in rituals to aid healing and also to stregthen the psychic powers.
CITRONELLA: Burn for cleansing, warding off, healing and exorcism
CLOVE: Burned to dispel negativity, purify sacred and magickal spaces, attract money, and stop or prevent the spread of gossip. Also burn for pain relief, intellectual stimulation, business success, wealth, prosperity, divination, exorcism, protection, eases fears, improves memory and focus
COCONUT: Burned for protection.
COPAL: Burned for purification, uplifting spirits, protection, exorcism, spirituality and to atract love.
CYPRESS: Burn for strength, comfort, healing, eases anxiety, stress, self-assurance, confidence, physical vitality, willpower and concentration
DAMIANA: Burned to facilitate psychic visions.
DITTANY OF CRETE: Burned to conjure spirits and to aid in divination, astral projection, especially when mixed with equal parts of benzoin, sandelwood, and vanilla.
DRAGONS BLOOD: Burned to dispel negativity, exorcise evil supernatural entities, courage, purification, attract love, and restore male potency. Many Witches also burn dragon’s blood for protection when spell casting and invoking. When added to other incenses, dragon’s blood makes their magickal powers all the stronger.
ELECAMPANE: Burned to strengthen the clairvoyant powers and scrying abilities-divination by gazing.
EUCALYPTUS: Burn for healing, purification and protection
FERN: Burned in outdoor fires to magickally produce rain. Also used to exorcise evil supernatural entities.
FRANKINCENSE: Burned to dispel negativity, spirituality, purify magickal spaces, consecration, protect against evil, exorcism, aid meditation, astral strength, induce psychic visions, courage, protection, attract good luck, and honor Pagan deities.
FUMITORY: Burned to exorcise demons, poltergeists, and evil supernatural entities.
GALANGAL: Burned to break the curses cast by sorcerers.
GARDENIA: Burn for peace, love and healing
GINGER: Burn for wealth, lust, love and magical power
GINSENG ROOT: Burned to keep wicked spirits at bay, and for protection against all forms of evil.
GOTU KOLA: Burned to aid meditation.
HEATHER: Burned to conjure beneficial spirits, and to magickally produce rain.
HIBISCUS FLOWERS: Burned to attract love, lust and also for divination.
HONEYSUCKLE: Burn to attract money, happiness, friendship and healing
HOREHOUND: Burned as an offertory incense to the ancient Egyptian god Horus.
HYACINTH: Burn for happiness and protection
JASMINE: Burned to attract love and money, and also to induce dreams of a prophectic nature, purification, wisdom and astral projection
JUNIPER: Burned to stimulate or increase the psychic powers, and also to break curses, exorcism and hexes cast by evil sorcerers. It is also burned for calming, protection and healing.
LAVENDER: Burned to induce rest and sleep, and to attract love-especially of a man. Also burned for cleansing, healing, happiness and relaxation
LEMON: Burn for healing, love and purification
LEMONGRASS: Burn for mental clarity
LILAC: Burned to stimulate or increase the psychic powers, and to attract harmony into ones life.
LOTUS: Burn to elevate mood, protection, spirituality, healing and meditation
MACE: Burned to stimulate or increase the psychic powers.
MASTIC: Burned to conjure beneficial spirits, stimulate or increase the psychic powers, and intensify sexual desires. The magickal powers of other incenses are greatly increased when a bit of mastic is added.
MESQUITE: The magickal powers of all healing incenses are greatly increased when mesquite is added.
MINT: Burned to increase sexual desire, exorcise evil supernatural entities, conjure beneficial spirits, and attract money. Mint incense also possesses strong healing vibrationsand protective powers.
MUSK: Burn for aphrodisiac, prosperity, courage
MYRRH: Burned (often with frankincense) for purification, consecration, healing, exorcism, and banishing evil. Myrrh is also aids meditation rituals, and was commonly burned on alters in ancient Egypt as an offering to deities Isis and Ra.
NUTMEG: Burned to aid meditation, stimulate or increase the psychic powers, and to attract prosperity.
OAKMOSS: Burned for money and attraction
ORANGE: Burned for divination, love, luck and money
PATCHOULI: Burned to attract money, love, growth, mastery, sensuality and also to promote fertility.
PEPPERMINT: Burned for energy, mental stimulant, exorcism and healing
PINE: Burned for purification, and to banish negativeenergies, exorcise evil supernatural entities, and attract money, as well as to break hexes and return them to their senders. Also burned for grounding, strength, cleansing and healing
POPPY SEEDS: Burned to promote female fertility, and to attract love, good luck, and money.
ROSE: Burned to increase courage, induce prophetic dreams, house blessing, fertility, healing and attract love. Rose incense is used in all forms of love enchantment and possesses the strongest love vibration of any magickal incense.
ROSE GERANIUM: Burned for courage and protection
ROSEMARY: Burned to purify, aid in healing, prevent nightmares, preserve youthfulness, dispel depression, attract fairyfolk, and promote restful sleep and pleasant dreams.
RUE: Burned to help restore health.
SAGE: Burned for protection against all forms of evil. It is also burned to purify sacred spaces and ritual tools. Plus it is great for promoting wisdom, clarity, attract money, and aid in the healing the body, mind, and soul.
SAGEBRUSH: Burned to aid healing, and to banish negative energies and evil supernatural entities.
SANDALWOOD: Burned to exorcise demons and evil ghosts, conjure beneficial spirits, and promote spiritual awareness. Sandalwood incense is also used by many Witches for protection, astral projection, healing rituals and in wish-magick.
SOLOMONS SEAL: Burned mainly as an offertory incense to ancient Pagan deities.
STAR ANISE SEEDS: Burned to stimulate or increase the psychic powers.
STRAWBERRY: Burned to attract love and for luck.
SWEETGRASS: Burned to conjure beneficial spirits prior to spellcasting.
SWEET PEA: Burned for friendship, love and courage
THYME: Burned for the purification of magickal spaces prior to rituals, to aid in healing, and to attract good health.
VANILLA: Burned to attract love, increase sexual desire, and improve the powers of the mind.
VERVAIN: Burned to exorcise evil supernatural entities.
VETIVERT: Burned to break curses, exorcism, for protection against black magick and thieves, money, peace and love.
VIOLET: Burn for wisdom, luck, love, protection and healing
WILLOW: Burned to avert evil, attract love, and promote healing. It is also used by many Witches as an offertory incense for Pagan lunar deities.
WISTERIA: Burned for protection against all forms of evil.
WORMWOOD: Burned to stimulate or increase the psychic powers. When mixed with sandalwood and burned at night in a cemetery, wormwood is said to be able to conjure spirits from their graves.
YARROW: Burned to arrow courage, exorcism
YLANG-YLANG: Burned for love, harmony and euphoria
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Nanny, known as Granny Nanny, Grandy Nanny, and Queen Nanny was a Maroon leader and Obeah woman in Jamaica during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Maroons were slaves in the Americas who escaped and formed independent settlements. Nanny herself was an escaped slave who had been shipped from Western Africa. It has been widely accepted that she came from the Ashanti tribe of present-day Ghana. Nanny has been described as a practitioner of Obeah, a term used in the Caribbean to describe folk magic and religion based on West African influences.
Nanny Town, placed as it was in the mountains away from European settlements and difficult to assault, thrived. Nanny limited her attacks on plantations and European settlements and preferred instead to farm and trade peacefully with her neighbours. She did however make numerous successful raids to free slaves held on plantations and it has been widely accepted that her efforts contributed to the escape of almost 1,000 slaves over her lifetime.
While Nanny lived, Nanny Town and the Windward Maroons thrived and multiplied. The British colonial administration became embarrassed and threatened by the successes of the Maroons. Plantation owners who were losing slaves and having equipment and crops burned by Maroon raiders demanded that colonial authorities act. Hunting parties, made up of British regular army soldiers, militiamen, and mercenaries (many from the free black community), scoured the Jamaican jungles.
Captain William Cuffee, known as Captain Sambo, is credited as having killed Nanny in 1733 during one of the many and bloody engagements of the war. The war itself lasted from 1720 until a truce was declared in 1739; Cudjoe, one of Nanny’s brothers and a leader during the Maroon War, was the driving force behind the treaty. After Nanny’s death, many of the Windward Maroons moved across the island to the more sparsely inhabited Western (or Leeward) side of Jamaica. Nanny Town was eventually captured by the British and destroyed in 1734.
Nanny’s life and accomplishments have been recognised by the Government of Jamaica and she has been honoured as a National Hero and awarded the title of “Right Excellent”. https://www.instagram.com/p/BrcSTfiH_uK/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1kdo9dx09lze
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