Inmost Forest

I'm a dreamer. Welcome to my world of myths, symbols and incantations. Let's roam ancient woods and ride on clouds together. I reblog a lot, mostly art and various bits and pieces of mythology from all over the world. I also post pics of jewelry I make - from the idea to finished pieces. Oh, and there will be loads of nature photography - both mine and not - because nature is my church.

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Mihail Vrubel - Mirror over the fireplace in the town manor house Saltykov-Chertkov - Зеркало над камином по проекту Михаила Александровича Врубеля 1897 Находится в городской усадьбе Салтыкова-Черткова в Москве

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Digitalis grandiflora

Photo by Darius Babelis

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Photo by Darius Babelis

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Coming soon to a forest near you....

Photo by Larry Tueller

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Permaculture Resources

image by Graham Burnett

Permaculturists often seek to make information and resources as freely accessible as possible. As such, there are hundreds of books, blogs, websites, podcasts and more on the topic of permaculture out there. It’s not possible to share them all within one post, but I hope that this will be a good spring board for your research.

Websites

Food not Lawns

Free Permaculture

Permaculture women’s guild

permaculture principles

Permaculture Association

Spiralseed

Permaculture Magazine website

Permaculture Research Institute

Milkwood Permaculture Blog

Tenth Acre Farm

Permaculture for the People

Gwenfar’s Garden

Learn Permaculture

KT Sheperd Permaculture

Books

Food Not Lawns, How to Turn Your Yard into a Garden and Your Neighborhood into a Community, by Heather Jo Flores (link to text)

Permaculture: a beginners guide by Graham Burnett (link to extract)

Resource book for permaculture by IDEP (link to text)

Permaculture Two by Bill Mollison (link to text)

Essence of Permaculture by David Holmgren (link to text)

Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability by David Holmgren

Permaculture: a designers manual by Bill Mollison (link to text)

Gaia’s Garden, a guide to home-scale permaculture by Toby Hemenway

Earth User’s Guide to Permaculture by Rosemary Morrow

The Permaculture Garden by Graham Bell

Introduction to Permaculture by Bill Mollison

Permaculture Design: a step by step guide by Aranya

People and PErmaculture by Looby Macnamara  

The Vegan Book of Permaculture by Graham Burnett

Forest Gardening: a beginners guide by Graham Burnett

Other

Permaculture Design Magazine

Free year long permaculture course

free emotional permaculture course

Online Class: introduction to permaculture

[inmost-forest]

Now that's some wild shit.

[lana-loves-lingua-latina]

“we’ve introduced you to the family, so now here’s the kids beating each other up”

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This book is amazing. Never thought it is possible to learn Latin by cultural immersion. I mean, you need to be immersed into culture which died centuries ago. And yet, here we are. This is the lovely family. This is the father. He beats those under his control. Because he can. With a stick. Welcome to ancient Rome, bitches.

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When ants die, a few days later they emit oleic acid, which tells the living ants to dispose of their corpse.

A myrmecologist named Ed Wilson discovered this and dropped the chemical on a living ant. It was immediately carried off, despite the fact that it was still moving, and clearly not dead.

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“I’M GETTING BETTER”

[kuroba101]

Bring out your dead. Eh, close enough.

[glitterandgrunge]

IM NOT YET DEAD SIR

[lazorsandparadox]

You left out the part where the ant, believing HERSELF to be dead, stayed in self imposed exile in the ant graveyard until the acid wore off and she realized she was not supposed to be in the ant graveyard.

[silent-wordsmith]

@finite-experience, this seems like the sort of thing you’d like to see

[mister-christmas]

Ant 1: To the ant graveyard with you

Ant 2: But I’m not dead

Ant 1: You smell dead

Ant 2: Fair enough

[eric-coldfire]

Ant 1: “I thought you were dead.”

Ant 2, after acid wears off: “I got better.”

[ottermatopoeia]

Ant 2, returning to the colony: i lived bitch

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Ant 2, being carried away: my life is over. It was all for nothing.

Ant 2, at the graveyard: wtf is going on? Why I'm not smelling anymore? Better go back to work.

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Glorfindel: *gives Fëanor three strands of hair*

Fëanor: Wtf

Glorfindel: Well, my hair's better than Galadriel's, so

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MILKER IS ANIMATION NOW B)

(milker face meme © cy-lindric XD)

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Today is the day

#pascalcampion

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Autokorect is a freudian slip machine.

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"They gave her The Device when she was only 2 years old. It sent signals along the optic nerve that swiftly transported her brain to an alternate universe - a captivating other world. By the time she was 7 she would smuggle it into school and engage it secretly under her desk. By 15 the visions of The Device - a girl entering a ballroom, a man dying on the battlefield - seemed more real than her actual adolescent life. She would sit with it, motionless, oblivious to everything around her, for hours on end. Its addictive grip was so great that she often stayed up half the night, unable to put it down.

When she grew up, The Device dominated her house: no room was free from it, no activity, not even eating or defecating, was carried on without its aid. Even when she made love it was the images of The Device that filled her mind. Psychologists showed that she literally could not disengage from it - if The Device could reach the optic nerve, she would automatically and inescapably be in its grip. Neuroscientists demonstrated that large portions of her brain, parts that had once been devoted to understanding the real world, had been co-opted by The Device.

A tale of the dystopian technological future? No, just autobiography. The Device is, of course, the printed book and I’ve been its willing victim all my life."

Alison Gopnik - The Gardener and the Carpenter

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IT IS TIME. HE RISES AGAIN. AND NO ONE SHALL STRIKE HIM DOWN! MUAH HA HA HA HA!! >:^|

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“And he descended upon Arda in terror and majesty greater than any of the Valar (...); and the light of the eyes of Melkor was like a flame that withers with heat and pierces with deadly cold.”

—Ainulindalë, J. R. R. Tolkien.

Wyyoouuunnnnggg~~~~

Milker Apocalypse 65,000,000 BC.