"Chaste tree fruit": Yes, they do exist, and the botanical normally not completely unstudied blog author learned it only on the so-called "monk's pepper".
That, by taste as from the Latin name "Vitex agnus castus" her (such as even the Szechuan pepper) can not be a real pepper was me (also because he otherwise would "Piper" must mean) immediately clear, as I was in the market hall for the first time to buy a pack of them last year and tasted soßenwürzend.
My negligence as a philologist, that I at this German and Latin names (agnus castus and I may yet) nachsuchte not matter what it was all about.
And lo and behold, this mint (sage, oregano, thyme ...: many of our seasonings and herbs are mint)? To be actually used since time immemorial for menstrual pains but, menopause problems, has his name davonher but that was said to him (is - I have no spy in the Vatican), he entgeile the man, the monks make chaste, as it is fitting.
Damn it, although I never had menstrual cramps, really wants verkonsumieren no Entsexualisierungskraut or its fruits to this sinister Behufe (I turn not always the same by, when I see a woman, at least not so bad that it would be mandatory to prevent) : This stuff tastes damn good.
And, now it begins to be embarrassed, I even vermeine beneficial effects of this spice perceive.
Either I'm on the spin, or the healers have a field of application of the herb (there is actually no cure, but a shrub, an anti Tramp shrub) been overlooked.
Well, a thousand years ago or so there were no cerebral hypertrophic Blogger, but not all too lascivious monks.
In addition, the observed by me positive effect (that me an herb could decongest the brain?) Was, in addition to a digestion-promoting (comparable to other Lippenblütern), one on gums and teeth (but you also know that the sage, thyme, mint ... ).
Back to the word "chaste tree fruit".
Who is so crazy that he could vermeinen still need to keep a lamb, so a geschlechtsunreifen ruminants, "chaste"?
Now: If lambs of God, that monks should be meant by the lambs, these objectives may arise.
But then "fruits" ...
(I've only just now applied a chaste tree fruit brandy. He becomes cloudy already.)
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Herbal medicine.
That of the real healing knowledge, only a fraction remained, is not surprising as this was indeed eradicated in every possible way, or really knowing, it was forced out by torture, satisfied as to then execute or to burn.
Price question: What religion or, faith community has as well given the most effort to accomplish this?
Why was this knowledge probably found in monasteries again?
Many simple names of medicinal herbs were replaced by Latin names, so the common people could not understand.
What this Latin had the function where it is, because I want to ever ask a linguist, because I remained a mystery to this day, for me
a secret language that only in certain circles had a use.
From whom the Celtic Germanic Empire was invaded?
And by whose side was the Celtic Germanic knowledge to eradicate the healing powers of nature?
Why are all these magnificent buildings of churches today on former power places of the Celts?
Questions, questions that anyone who reads this can answer you.
This does not mean that we have to fight something that would be anyway the wrong way, this is supposed to point out what misconceptions we have been misled since, and religious communities are nothing more than Machtinstitutinen, which itself has "Christian" probably profiled most ,
@ Hummingbird
Take a, a people -Knowledge its self-healing powers and, and you can have him, subdue it.
Magnus Wolf Goeller
Yes, you're right, take a people's knowledge, and you can submit it.
Okay! If you can still manage, resell such knowledge as yours and so do big business, then it is not only submission but also theft of intellectual property.
Hence then comes probably this Kreuzrittertum, always covered with the Soutänen of hypocrisy. Had the whole thing, though no longer as sad could be about such practices only hearty laugh, especially since they exhibit the indictment yes thus itself.