Randy Eady's Blog – March 2024 Archive (2)
Cambio & Conexión: What We Get is What We See & What We See Is What We Are
Folklorically said to improve vision on many dimensional levels, Amaranth plant is a resistant, fast-growing pseudocereal used as the main crop by the Aztecs in Mexico and cultivated by other Caribbean & Mesoamerican civilizations.…
ContinueAdded by Randy Eady on March 28, 2024 at 9:18am — No Comments
Indigenous Rituals Connecting Life Between the Physical & Invisible
Beliefs, where spirits inhabit the environment and offerings are given in thanks or supplication to nature, have been present and existed in the Carribean region long before conquest & colonization. 
Is there a way to abstractly wrap our hands around communicating such experiences, and making attempts to rationally or scientifically explain mystical…
Added by Randy Eady on March 25, 2024 at 2:00pm — No Comments
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