23 March, 03:21
The tulips are blooming. It got me thinking. If the change of light cycle is needed for tulips to start blooming then how does it get the light signal if its buried underground? Temperature has been off season a bit so ruled that out but know its a factor. Just have a strong vibe there is more to life than we realize.
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Vibration? The earth's natural harmony ... Shumann Resonance
Also the cold is a form of hibernation, the warmth of the earth, plus the moisture for rain loosens the soil ... allowing minuscule light rays to direct its growth. (bulbs have a tear drop shape ... the tip must be planted up or it can't grow.)
Also the cold is a form of hibernation, the warmth of the earth, plus the moisture for rain loosens the soil ... allowing minuscule light rays to direct its growth. (bulbs have a tear drop shape ... the tip must be planted up or it can't grow.)
08:22 AM - Mar 24, 2022
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