Introducing The Circles | Green Wizards
The first skills you will need to learn as a Green Wizard is how to take care of that most important piece of equipment you have, YOURSELF. In this Circle, we will discuss simple ways you can …
About Green Wizardry | Green Wizards
The wizard of the early Middle Ages was a freelance intellectual whose main stock in trade was good advice, though that came well frosted with incantation and prophecy as needed. He had …
The Green Wizards Circles | Green Wizards
An Introduction to Green Wizardry. Some thoughts and helpful hints as you start your path to being a Green Wizard. 22 : 121: By mountainmoma 2 years 2 months ago : No new posts. The …
When The Air Conditioner Is Broken | Green Wizards
As our World collapses, energy prices will shoot up and equipment will break. You may not have the money for either. Green Wizard regular Teresa Peschel has this informative post about …
User account | Green Wizards
The Long Descent of Our Modern Civilization Has Begun. Are You Ready?
Chervil, Turnip Rooted | Green Wizards
- Green Wizard forum links - Outside Links - Helpful Books - Contributors----If you have a plant that you grow on a regular basis and can take a few minutes to filling out the information, …
Good Overview on Permafrost | Green Wizards
The Green Wizard's Cafe I'm looking hard at what ways I can prepare for an extreme heat event. "The Great Siberian Thaw - Permafrost contains microbes, mammoths, and twice as much …
David Trammel's blog | Green Wizards
Apr 14, 2022 · Its a question I get a lot when I discuss Green Wizardry with people, especially those who are not readers of John Michael Greer's blogs. "Why should I learn the things you …
Dave Collum's "2019 Year In Review" | Green Wizards
The Green Wizard's Cafe Collum is a chemistry professor who has made a name for himself with his Year In Reviews. They are huge reads, which always leave you wondering about the …
Clothing and Laundry in the Long Descent | Green Wizards
Guest Post by Elaine Codling: Many of the machines that frame our lives in the modern world are ‘skill-saving’ rather than ‘labour-saving’ as we generally think of them.