Re: Communication with plants? where to buy B's books?

[Guest guest]

Selma,

Have you tried www.amazon.co.uk?

If not and you have any trouble accessing the site, let me know and I'll pm you

a link.

They have most of his books.

Cat

> I'm trying to buy the other Buhner's books, but in his site I can

> only buy one by one... As I live in Europe, I'd like to buy them

> together so that shipping is not too expensive.

[Guest guest]

Yes, I was trying to buy there, but then realized the books came from

different sellers. So I suppose I have to pay shipping to Europe for

each of them? I dont want to pay individually, if you see what I mean.

Any idea if they come in a single box or not?

Selma

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> Selma,

>

> Have you tried www.amazon.co.uk?

>

> If not and you have any trouble accessing the site, let me know and

I'll pm you a link.

>

> They have most of his books.

>

> Cat

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>

> > I'm trying to buy the other Buhner's books, but in his site I can

> > only buy one by one... As I live in Europe, I'd like to buy them

> > together so that shipping is not too expensive.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Selma,

I'm glad you asked if there are other plant communicators...I've

enjoyed reading your posts in the past and loved how you used your

intuition to make new discoveries. I, too, have a strong relationship

with the " green world " . I have a daily meditation practice and trees

and other plants often " pop in " . Sometime they show me what they can

be used for. The spiritual relationship between humans and plants is

very ancient. I feel they want to teach me and I need to be very quiet

and listen. There are a few good herbalists here that I may study with

to suppliment the inner concection I feel with them. Have you read

" Plant Spirit Medicine " by Elliot Cowen? It's very good too, and

similar to Buhner's work. Findhorn Community is another good resource.

best,

Allie

>

> Anyone here is communicating with plants in the way Buhner describes?

>

> I would love to hear from you, if you are. Any way of communication.

>

> I'm being pulled to plants and trees, I am pushed to eat plants I

> even don't know if they are toxic or not, I touch trees and branches

> to help me not starve from them... I do eat these plants and flowers,

> it's like I'm living a daily adventure here. Or sometimes, I just

> need to be close to a tree, or to touch its branches on my body.

>

> I starved from sesame oil yesterday, and I can't describe the joy I

> felt when I drank it literally. It was not the joy of being nourished

> in my body, but another type of stranger joy. My whole body trembled

> and 'danced' of joy.

>

> That's what I meant by spontaneous dances in a previous post.

>

> Sounds crazy, but I guess a door opened up, and these amazing plants

> are in great part responsible for that.

>

> If anyone communicates with plants in any way, I'd love to listen to

> you.

>

> I'm trying to buy the other Buhner's books, but in his site I can

> only buy one by one... As I live in Europe, I'd like to buy them

> together so that shipping is not too expensive.

>

> Any idea of a site ?

>

> Selma

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Selma,

I live in the U.S. and have only ordered from amazon.co.uk when I wanted

music/CDs from

European artists that I couldn't find at amazon.com.

I imagine the UK site works the same as the other one, being that when the books

come

from different sellers, they do come in separate packages and you pay shipping

for each.

Maybe Finette's idea of ordering them from amazon.com will work, if they stock

the books

you want (if so, " amazon " would be at the top of the seller listings for each

book). I don't

know if they would charge more to ship to Europe than they do in the U.S.

If that doesn't work, maybe try barnesand noble.com, though I don't know if they

ship to

Europe.

Other than that, I wonder if you ordered the books through a local bookstore if

you would

save on shipping.

Good luck!

Cat

> > > I'm trying to buy the other Buhner's books, but in his site I can

> > > only buy one by one... As I live in Europe, I'd like to buy them

> > > together so that shipping is not too expensive.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

" I touch trees and branches "

Hi Selma,

nice to see you back!

I had this experience: when I was a small child we had 1/2 acre of

wooded land. When I was unhappy at home I used to stand in the crook

of a special tree and feel comforted. Decades later, I read that this

kind of tree {it was a fir tree} was regarded by the ancient Egyptians

as a source of 'chi'.

Interesting.

ellen

[Guest guest]

These two books are classics in the field:

Primary Perception: Biocommunication with Plants, Living Foods, and

Human Cells (Paperback)

by Cleve Backster (Author)

The Secret Life of Plants (Paperback)

by Tompkins (Author), Bird (Author)

Cleve Backster was one of the first - he hooked up electrodes to plant

leaves, and he would burn the leaves of one plant, and the neighboring

plant would register a response.

This was decades ago, and he was called a lunatic of course.

Now decades later scientists have caught up. See example

http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0303/p01s03-usgn.html

Or just do a search " plant intelligence " .

best,

ellen

[Guest guest]

hi Ellen,

Beautiful article, many thanks. And thanks about book tips, titles

look very interesting, I'll take a look and possibly buy them after

Buhner's...

Hope you're doing fine. My daughter just got bitten again, so we're a

bit in trouble here (finding out what to do for TBE). Fortunatelly,

no borrelia (she's on preventive for catching ticks with borrelia).

Big hug.

Selma

> These two books are classics in the field:

>

> Primary Perception: Biocommunication with Plants, Living Foods, and

> Human Cells (Paperback)

> by Cleve Backster (Author)

>

> The Secret Life of Plants (Paperback)

> by Tompkins (Author), Bird (Author)

>

> Cleve Backster was one of the first - he hooked up electrodes to

plant

> leaves, and he would burn the leaves of one plant, and the

neighboring

> plant would register a response.

>

> This was decades ago, and he was called a lunatic of course.

>

> Now decades later scientists have caught up. See example

> http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0303/p01s03-usgn.html

> Or just do a search " plant intelligence " .

>

>

> best,

> ellen

>

[Guest guest]

Selma, also consider buying Plant Spirit Medicine by Eliot Cowan. I

spent some time with him years ago. You would enjoy journeying to the

spirit of a plant.

>

> Anyone here is communicating with plants in the way Buhner describes?

>

> I would love to hear from you, if you are. Any way of communication.

>

> I'm being pulled to plants and trees, I am pushed to eat plants I

> even don't know if they are toxic or not, I touch trees and branches

> to help me not starve from them... I do eat these plants and flowers,

> it's like I'm living a daily adventure here. Or sometimes, I just

> need to be close to a tree, or to touch its branches on my body.

>

> I starved from sesame oil yesterday, and I can't describe the joy I

> felt when I drank it literally. It was not the joy of being nourished

> in my body, but another type of stranger joy. My whole body trembled

> and 'danced' of joy.

>

> That's what I meant by spontaneous dances in a previous post.

>

> Sounds crazy, but I guess a door opened up, and these amazing plants

> are in great part responsible for that.

>

> If anyone communicates with plants in any way, I'd love to listen to

> you.

>

> I'm trying to buy the other Buhner's books, but in his site I can

> only buy one by one... As I live in Europe, I'd like to buy them

> together so that shipping is not too expensive.

>

> Any idea of a site ?

>

> Selma

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ellen

funny--Baxter was our primary source for my experiments in high school science

fair!!!! small world indeed

Finette