Awakened Living

Open House Class Schedule Here’s the full schedule for the day. CLASS 1 — The Natural Food Guide: 10:00am CLASS 2 — Ferments in Real Life: 11:30am CLASS 3 — Hydrosol High: 1:00pm CLASS 4 — 9 Medicinal Mushrooms You Should Know: 2:30pm CLASS 5 — Chocolate Alchemy: An Introduction: 4:00pm All online classes can be accessed through the same link: Join the Open House online at https://streamyard.com/pa3qre9scv https://lightcellar.ca/products/light-cellar-open-house

The Post Labor Day AI Panic Psyop Has Been Launched! Antthropic, Open AI & Goverment are the prime beneficiaries https://eddowdbeyondthenarrative.substack.com/p/the-post-labor-day-ai-panic-psyop?r=12542m&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

Grateful for the rains because with them comes a flush of mushrooms! 🍄‍🟫✨ We were out harvesting culinary and medicinal mushrooms—some for our own use and some destined for Light Cellar products. With more rain in the forecast, and autumn being one of the best times to forage fungi, we plan to get out lots more this season. Do you recognize any of these fungi? Scroll through to see just some of the harvest…

What Happens When Cash Disappears? Cash is easy to take for granted because, for most of us, it is still there when we need it. We can choose to pay with a card, use our phone, or take out a few notes and coins. But if cash disappears, that choice disappears with it. A fully digital payment system means relying on banks, payment networks, electricity, internet connections and the devices that connect us to them. Most of the time, that works perfectly well. But when those systems fail or become unavailable, having a physical form of money gives people another way to transact. Cash also provides a level of privacy that digital payments cannot. A cash transaction does not create the same digital record as a card or online payment, and it allows people to exchange money directly without relying on a payment platform to process the transaction. There is also a local dimension to this. When we continue to use cash, particularly with independent shops, markets and other local businesses, we help keep cash circulating within our communities. None of this means we have to stop using digital payments. They are convenient and useful. The point is that cash and digital payments can coexist, and keeping both available gives us greater choice and resilience. Once cash is gone, we cannot simply decide we would like it back. That is why keeping cash in circulation matters. Our quarterly cash campaign begins now: https://solari.com/cash-freedom-2026/ Subscribe to http://shop.solari.com

California Poppy 🌼 One of my favourite herbs to grow—and one where I appreciate using the whole plant: flowers, leaves, roots and seed pods. Over the years, it’s also become a favourite among our staff and customers, who reach for California Poppy to support relaxation, restful sleep, and when dealing with tension and migraines. Beautiful to grow. Beautiful to work with. And a wonderful plant to get to know. 🌿 Our California Poppy tincture is part of our Limited Harvest line—made entirely with fresh California Poppy, harvested and tinctured while the plant is in season. Available online and in-store at Light Cellar while this harvest lasts. 🌼 https://lightcellar.ca/products/california-poppy-tincture

What Happens When Cash Disappears? Cash is easy to take for granted because, for most of us, it is still there when we need it. We can choose to pay with a card, use our phone, or take out a few notes and coins. But if cash disappears, that choice disappears with it. A fully digital payment system means relying on banks, payment networks, electricity, internet connections and the devices that connect us to them. Most of the time, that works perfectly well. But when those systems fail or become unavailable, having a physical form of money gives people another way to transact. Cash also provides a level of privacy that digital payments cannot. A cash transaction does not create the same digital record as a card or online payment, and it allows people to exchange money directly without relying on a payment platform to process the transaction. There is also a local dimension to this. When we continue to use cash, particularly with independent shops, markets and other local businesses, we help keep cash circulating within our communities. None of this means we have to stop using digital payments. They are convenient and useful. The point is that cash and digital payments can coexist, and keeping both available gives us greater choice and resilience. Once cash is gone, we cannot simply decide we would like it back. That is why keeping cash in circulation matters. Our quarterly cash campaign begins now: https://solari.com/cash-freedom-2026/ Subscribe to http://shop.solari.com

Geopolitics and world adventures… https://youtu.be/xjVW3WNskGg?si=3SL0_yM1mj6fKpd0

Big pHarma Pine and Star Anise will always win over Tamiflu… Patients Who Took Tamiflu More Likely to Die Than Those Who Didn’t, New Trial Finds Is Tamiflu a scam? Over 20 years after it entered routine practice, researchers have finally done the randomized trial that should have been done before the drug was widely prescribed for critically ill influenza patients. The trial found that not only did Tamiflu provide no benefit — but more patients died with Tamiflu than without it.

Gen Z is the first generation with lower IQs than their parents Until 2010, every generation was cognitively superior to their parents. The reason for this was that school and education for students were consistently improving. “The golden age of education was from about 1996 to 2010,” he explains. But since then, IQ scores worldwide have been going down.