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Organic Freedom Farm
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| Freedom Farm is... Monsoons and Tire Gardening |
| Freedom Farm is... Home of "The Three Sisters" |
| Freedom Farm is... Bread Baked in an Earth Oven |
| Freedom Farm is... Fresh Milk & Home Made Cheese |
| Freedom Farm is... Zero Light Pollution |
When the earth is ravaged and the animals are dying, a new tribe of people shall come unto the earth from many colors, classes, creeds, and who by their
actions and deeds shall make the earth green again. They will be known as the warriors of the Rainbow -- Old Native American Prophecy
actions and deeds shall make the earth green again. They will be known as the warriors of the Rainbow -- Old Native American Prophecy
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"Vegetarian food leaves a deep
impression on our nature. If the
whole world adopts vegetarianism,
it can change the destiny of
humankind."
-Albert Einstein
***
"The animal and cooked-seed diet
led to grain farming which is
stripping the fertile Earth of its
minerals. Grain crops are
collected, processed, cooked, fed
to animals or eaten, and
eliminated into the sewers and
waterways of civilization. Erosion
wears down unstable grain fields,
washing minerals away. Farms are
turned into deserts; jungles are
turned into rice paddies. One way
or the other, the soil minerals wash
down and end up at the bottom of
the ocean."
-David Wolfe
The Sunfood Diet Success
System - c: 2006
***
..."A number of outstanding
individuals throughout history have
undoubtedly understood these
principles in their choice of being
a vegetarian...Jesus, Buddha,
Krishna, Rama, Zarathustra, John
the Baptist, John the Divine,
Matthew, Pythagoras, Plato, Virgil,
Horace, Rabia Basra, Henry David
Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson,
Benjamin Franklin, Richard
Wagner, Voltaire, Sir Isaac
Newton, Leonardo da Vinci,
William Shakespeare, Charles
Darwin, H.G. Wells, George
Bernard Shaw, Mahatma Gandhi,
Leo Tolstoy, Albert Schweitzer,
and Albert Einstein, among others."
-Gabriel Cousins, M.D.
Conscious Eating - c: 2000
***
"Power age economy has
substituted the specialized
machine and the assembly line for
the craftsman, and has
transformed many a skilled worker
into a machine tender, with a
resulting concentration, not upon
excellence, but upon volume of
product. The average city worker
is asked to accept a wage or salary
as a substitute for pride in
workmanship and the satisfaction
of mastery over tools and
materials."
-Helen Nearing
The Good Life - c: 1989
***
"Civilization is a limitless
multiplication of unnecessary
necessaries."
-Mark Twain
impression on our nature. If the
whole world adopts vegetarianism,
it can change the destiny of
humankind."
-Albert Einstein
***
"The animal and cooked-seed diet
led to grain farming which is
stripping the fertile Earth of its
minerals. Grain crops are
collected, processed, cooked, fed
to animals or eaten, and
eliminated into the sewers and
waterways of civilization. Erosion
wears down unstable grain fields,
washing minerals away. Farms are
turned into deserts; jungles are
turned into rice paddies. One way
or the other, the soil minerals wash
down and end up at the bottom of
the ocean."
-David Wolfe
The Sunfood Diet Success
System - c: 2006
***
..."A number of outstanding
individuals throughout history have
undoubtedly understood these
principles in their choice of being
a vegetarian...Jesus, Buddha,
Krishna, Rama, Zarathustra, John
the Baptist, John the Divine,
Matthew, Pythagoras, Plato, Virgil,
Horace, Rabia Basra, Henry David
Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson,
Benjamin Franklin, Richard
Wagner, Voltaire, Sir Isaac
Newton, Leonardo da Vinci,
William Shakespeare, Charles
Darwin, H.G. Wells, George
Bernard Shaw, Mahatma Gandhi,
Leo Tolstoy, Albert Schweitzer,
and Albert Einstein, among others."
-Gabriel Cousins, M.D.
Conscious Eating - c: 2000
***
"Power age economy has
substituted the specialized
machine and the assembly line for
the craftsman, and has
transformed many a skilled worker
into a machine tender, with a
resulting concentration, not upon
excellence, but upon volume of
product. The average city worker
is asked to accept a wage or salary
as a substitute for pride in
workmanship and the satisfaction
of mastery over tools and
materials."
-Helen Nearing
The Good Life - c: 1989
***
"Civilization is a limitless
multiplication of unnecessary
necessaries."
-Mark Twain
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