Wellspring Haven

19/07/2025

Feng shui tip 🪷
To bring new opportunities into your life, clean your front door, tidy your front/main entrance and front garden. Create openness and make it attractive. Doing this attracts beneficial Chi/energy into your home and life. Chi is attracted to orderliness, beauty, care and tidiness. It creates an environment for encouraging good life energy into your home. Making your home look cared for, loved, maintained and inviting, makes your home appealing for good energy as it would for a visiting guest. 🌿

16/05/2025

I learnt this in my feng shui studies (healthy home). We cant imagine that using chemicals in our environment is good for us. Modern living in this way is making us and the planet sick.

Spoiler: it’s the pesticides. Researchers found that those living within a mile of golf courses have 126 percent higher risk of developing Parkinson’s disease than those who live more than six miles away, according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).

Areas that shared drinking water supplies with water used near golf courses were the most greatly impacted, the study shows. Researchers believe this shows that the pesticides used on golf courses could contribute to the amount of Parkinson’s cases.

“The odds of PD were relatively constant within close proximity to a golf course and decreased linearly as distance increased; individuals living farther from a golf course had reduced odds of PD, decreasing relative to the distance from the nearest golf course,” the study explained.

Previous studies have already linked chemicals found in pesticides including paraquat and rotenone to neurodegeneration, according to the study.

“This isn’t about golf,” said Dr. Michael Okun, national medical adviser for the Parkinson’s Foundation. “It’s about pesticides, environmental exposures, and preventable risks hiding in plain sight.”

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2833716

16/05/2025

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🌿What It Means to Have Your Property Registered as Land for Wildlife

Choosing to register your property as Land for Wildlife is more than a conservation effort—it’s a personal commitment to protect and nurture the natural environment. It means recognising that your land, no matter the size, plays a vital role in supporting native flora and fauna.

When a property is registered as Land for Wildlife, it becomes part of a wider network of private conservation areas. You're not turning your home into a national park—you’re simply pledging to manage your land in a way that supports biodiversity, habitat protection, and ecological sustainability. It's voluntary, flexible, and tailored to your unique landscape and lifestyle.

Whether you have a rural property, a bush block, or even a large garden, this program supports landowners who are passionate about preserving native wildlife and their habitats. It can include replanting native species, controlling invasive weeds, protecting old trees and hollows, or simply maintaining natural bushland.

Benefits include:

Free advice and support from local conservation officers

Access to resources, workshops, and a network of like-minded landowners

The joy of witnessing your land come alive with birds, animals, and native plants

Becoming a Land for Wildlife property holder is a beautiful reminder that we don’t need to own thousands of acres to make a difference. Every patch of bush matters. Every tree, every wetland, every native flower we protect helps restore the balance of nature.

This is how grassroots conservation begins—one property, one commitment, one heart at a time.

15/05/2025

It is through gratitude for the present moment that the spiritual dimensions of life opens up. Eckhart Tolle

13/05/2025

“Let’s just have a random fever today,”
said no body ever.
“Let’s just grow a tumor in a peculiar place,”
said no body ever.
“Let’s give this body pain for fun,”
said no body ever.
“Let’s wake up and attack the tissues of vital organs,”
said no body ever.
“Let’s grow some yeast in the gut for the hell of it,”
said nobody ever.
“Let’s shut down the thyroid for a couple decades,”
said nobody ever.
“Let’s stack cortisol fat in the belly and DHA in the butt,”
said nobody ever.
“Let’s randomly ramp up cholesterol,”
said nobody ever.

Do you feel me?

Nothing—let me say that again—nothing your body does on its own is bad.

It’s doing everything it can to keep you alive. It would love to help you thrive,
but look at the situation it’s in.

You’re nutrient deficient.
You’re loaded with herbicides, pesticides, heavy metals, plastics, pathogens, and emotional trauma.
And don’t forget the chronic stress.
That sympathetic nervous system has been running from a lion for a decade.

Your body isn’t malfunctioning.
It’s protecting you.
It’s fighting for you.
It’s finding balance in an unbalanced world.
It’s growing where it needs to grow.
It’s sounding alarms where it needs attention.
It’s storing toxins where it can so you don’t crash.
Just like you push that to-do list aside when life is too much.

Every single thing your body is doing is trying to help you.

Yeah, I get it. There are symptoms. But symptoms don’t mean your body is failing.
They mean it’s still trying to succeed—with no nutrients, no rest, constant toxins, and a mind that keeps whispering:
“You’re sick, you’re broken, it’s genetic, there’s no hope.”

Here’s an idea:
What if you just understood what your body is trying to do… and worked with it?

Conventional medicine wants to block it, suppress it, shut it up.
And even when you reject Big Pharma, you still carry their big lie:
That your body sucks. That it can’t heal.

Bullsh*t.

Nourish your body.
Support it.
And it will prove you wrong.

Everything your body does is good.
It’s your perception that made it bad.

Make it good.

23/04/2025

Part one
🌿Treat everyone and everything as sacred🌿
~Zen~

23/04/2025

If you are after some healthy home tips there are many here. This is my feng shui teacher Nicole's website. She now works and studies more in building biology and healthy home, another very important field

I will show you how your home affects your health and the simple steps to create a healthy, low allergy home. Unpacking the science, so you don’t have to. Find out here.

02/04/2025

01/04/2025

One of the many considerations of the furnishings and materials in the home. Another reason to furnish with natural fibres where possible, minimise the amount of chemicals in the home.

You used to have 17 minutes to escape a house fire. Today, you have just 3 minutes to get out before you burn to death.

The dramatic difference comes down to what’s inside modern homes. Newer furniture and building materials — often made with synthetic fibers and plastics — ignite and spread flames much faster than the natural materials like wood and cotton used in decades past.

A powerful demonstration by Rossen Reports at Underwriters Laboratories (UL) showed that a room filled with modern furnishings was engulfed in flames within minutes, while a room styled with older materials took more than 30 minutes to burn.

Experts stress the importance of having a family fire escape plan and ensuring smoke alarms are functioning. While the furniture industry points out that modern materials reduce risks from smoldering fires (the most common source of ignition), the speed of open flame spread remains a serious concern. Safety officials recommend quick evacuation at the first sign of fire.

As John Drengenberg of UL put it, when your smoke alarm sounds, don’t delay—get out immediately. Every second truly matters.

learn morehttps://code-authorities.ul.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/40/2015/02/New_Science_FS_Journal_Issue_1.pdf

04/03/2025

When you are inspired by some great purpose, some extraordinary project, all your thoughts break their bonds; your mind transcends limitations; your conscious expands in every direction; and you find yourself in a great, new and wonderful world.
Patanjali.
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06/02/2025

Replace lawn (the least ecologically beneficial landscape) with native gardens and you'll have less work and create more beneficial bio-diverse ecology 🌾🌸🌳🌿🌺🌼 preserving native ecology is important for our nature connection