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Topic: BEE QUESTION plz help
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Justplz
Newflake Posts: 11
From: south africa
Registered: Jul 2012
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posted August 23, 2012 03:00 AM
  
Hi,Something strange happened yesterday. I saw a bee and my friend killed it. Then she saw one in her tea cup and killed it too. Then Roomate also told us that a bee came in by her 2 in the car and she wasnt with us. all this happened between 2pm and 5pm. we all friends and its like we each got a bee of our own. what meaning is behind this because it doesnt seem coinsidental
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Chryseis
Knowflake Posts: 67
From: NOWRA NSW Australia
Registered: Jul 2012
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posted August 23, 2012 08:04 PM
Most themes or stand out features, i find, will have layers, and be evident in a range of arenas but all with the common details.firstly, it is an environmental phenomena, related to less traffic in I think a southerly direction due to a change in use by motorists due to a very simple business district change based on one retail outlet offering a short term huge saving on something and therefore significantly affecting the quantity of traffic that go in one direction over those few short days. secondly, a bee that is brought to your attention, and unusually to the attention of two of your friends in the same day is heralding luck in getting tickets to a concert/gala event, I don't think one of you can go though, but two will go. killing the bee does not relay as a positive though, however it doesn't feel like she has done something wrong - it more translates as a stop is on her financially and will be tied up with financial issues from pretty much now, not because she killed the bees, but moreso that the press of the impending financial situation is highlighted by the killing of the bees. I think she has overspent, and possibly will be tied up with paying off something in the coming weeks. You also have an allergy/ head congestion dynamic at the moment which is a combo of a dairy and wheat sensitivity, too much sugar, and is coupled with an environmental allergen which I think is a flowering tree mainly, though there are lesser allergens floating around. the flowering tree is quite large and it is not just the flowers but the leaves and bark as well at the moment (but I don't think it is as bad all year). the tree is native to your environment and has creamy white spider type flowers and dark green thick glossy leaves and smells of the word proliferens comes up, but i googled it with tree and all i mainly get is some marine sponge thing, and a few other references. I'm thinking it might be camphor laurel and if not a native to where you are is like a noxious weed (as google seemed to indicate). I think this is the 'proliferens' reference that was indicated to me. and now i definitely think it is the camphor laurel that is really not good for you so if the local council has classified it as a noxious weed you may be able to get it eradicated around you as I'm sure it would be doing others a favour as well. though for the greenies out there i'm not into killing trees but um, yeah just keep it in mind, and who knows maybe the council is active in ridding the tree - but hey, I'm not saying to act on any of my suggestions as that would be extreme. I guess what I mean is keep it in mind, and if other factors point to the situation then um...maybe you can sort of be aware of it to say the least. IP: Logged |
Chryseis
Knowflake Posts: 67
From: NOWRA NSW Australia
Registered: Jul 2012
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posted August 23, 2012 08:08 PM
i didn't finish, and smells of..i think this was where i started to get the feel of the plant which led me to eventually getting camphor laurel. IP: Logged |
Sorcha
Knowflake Posts: 375
From:
Registered: Mar 2012
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posted August 23, 2012 08:14 PM
I would google Bee animal totems. I get animal messages all the time and when it repeats it is especially worth considering.To get you started: http://healing.about.com/od/animaltotems/ig/Animal-Totems-Photo-Gallery/Bees.htm IP: Logged |
Chryseis
Knowflake Posts: 67
From: NOWRA NSW Australia
Registered: Jul 2012
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posted August 23, 2012 08:38 PM
you can still eat wheat and dairy but it needs to be modified, i think.generally steer clear of wheat and eat oats, rice, barley, rye, amaranth, and you are generally ok with corn i think, but not overly processed corn, and i'm not sure about other grains. wheat can be in small doses if you are incorporating things like tomatoes, pineapple, lemon/lime and yoghurt. dairy can be an issue unless it is well cultured like good yoghurts etc, though milk is ok for you if you are also drinking plenty of water, and eating an enzyme found in honey (moderate use), and there are some enzymes in some fruits (stone fruits, dates, sultanas and currants). but this is only a suggestion: do not feel you have to follow any of my advice or indications. IP: Logged | |
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