Don Tolman - Food of the Gods (video)

[Jayke]

I find this guy hugely inspiring, the indiana jones of whole foods...would love to have Bill do an interview with him for Project Avalon, a true scholar of ancient wisdom and alchemical knowledge


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dy-Vwojm7Sk&feature=related

and the link to part 2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMQm_xirXnw&NR=1) and the rest

[Dennis Leahy]

Very bright guy!

I sure wish his book set (FDR - Farmacist Desk Reference) was not so dang expensive!

Dennis

[LifeAngel]

Excellent video Jayke! Was so informative and inspiring. I look forward in doing more research on Mr. Tolman.

Cheers

Ger

[Jayke]

Very bright guy!

I sure wish his book set (FDR - Farmacist Desk Reference) was not so dang expensive!

Dennis

It was quite expensive, there's a chapter in it where he really drills down into the creation of the sacred food 'pulse', builds up the importance of it and how it's created using the principles of sacred geometry, builds it up and builds it up and then he leaves you hanging for more by never giving you the recipe lol was quite infuriating, for the price of the books I thought he might have divulged those secrets. But that's just one chapter out of hundreds and their is a wealth of other information, a true encyclopedia of ancient and modern wisdom.

[Autumn]

I love his take on learning and school system etc. Think I have to get his books. Too bad knowledge like that has to be yet another thing of money. If I had knowledge like that or ever wrote books on ancient knowledge I would feel it my obligation to make it available to everyone - even the ones who are too poor to pay for books. I'd give them away for free and let people donate for further research and publications.

[conk]

Very bright guy!

I sure wish his book set (FDR - Farmacist Desk Reference) was not so dang expensive!

DennisYou can buy the book for $24 if you have an Amazon Kindle. I know, I know......I like real books too.

[Jayke]

Very bright guy!

I sure wish his book set (FDR - Farmacist Desk Reference) was not so dang expensive!

DennisYou can buy the book for $24 if you have an Amazon Kindle. I know, I know......I like real books too.

woah lol do you realize how many pages that thing has, reading it on a kindle would make my eyes bleed lol

[Jayke]

I love his take on learning and school system etc. Think I have to get his books. Too bad knowledge like that has to be yet another thing of money. If I had knowledge like that or ever wrote books on ancient knowledge I would feel it my obligation to make it available to everyone - even the ones who are too poor to pay for books. I'd give them away for free and let people donate for further research and publications.

I'd be the same, as long as there was enough in the kitty to get the basic needs of living met...then spread the wealth far and wide...let everyone have a little bit of happiness

[Autumn]

Jayke, I sense that the wealth you refer to is the knowledge ... if you want to get together on such a project, let me know LOL let us share and drink to our richness in all our poverty. Richness of course measured in the lives we touch by awakening the sheeple. Knowledge should be free. At least the knowledge that is our heratige. Anything else is robery!

[nearing]

Very bright guy!

I sure wish his book set (FDR - Farmacist Desk Reference) was not so dang expensive!

DennisYou can buy the book for $24 if you have an Amazon Kindle. I know, I know......I like real books too.

It's only $8 on Kindle! And you can download Kindle software on to other devices for free, you do not need a Kindle device! Woot!

oops, yes, that for each volume (x3), but still do not need a Kindle!

[TWINNICK]

G'day Jayke,

Thanks for that, I hadn't come across Don before, I like what I heard.

..Nick..

[Lunesoleil]

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