Beginners

In order to understand co-creative science and what makes it unique, we need to have a deeper and more comprehensive understanding about nature. This is because what makes co-creative science different from all other science is that ...

These four Perelandra Solutions — EoP, ETS Humans, ETS Soil and ETS Soil-less Gardens — have multiple uses. Make the most of them and try adding support to your life in new ways. ...

There are five different sets of Perelandra Essences that work in combination with one another and cover the full range of what's needed to balance and stabilize an electric system: Rose, Garden, Rose II, Soul Ray and Nature Program ...

Winter gives us so many ETS moments . . . Here are 20 scenarios when it would be wise to use ETS for Humans. ...

You can do something that will help address climate change — help you, help your environment, help move us in a new direction. Here are four ways you can use the Perelandra tools right away ...

For every solution to a problem to have strength, power and stability, it must have balance. So for every decision we make in life, every change we implement, we have to include nature to provide the solution's balance ...

Machaelle has made accessible to every single one of us the ability to shift our relationship to nature right now and to keep expanding it one simple step at a time through the rest of our lives. It really is the most important step you can take ...

This is for everyone tempted by all of those beautiful plants on display at your local garden centers, farmers markets and roadside stands — whether it's the enticing array of spring flowers or the warmth of autumn greenery ...

Machaelle and nature developed the Perelandra Energy Cleansing Process in 1981. It helps us take responsibility for the unbalanced energy we sometimes leave hanging around, often without realizing we're doing it or its impact ...

One of the important things I learned early on is that how nature defines the reality in which you and I live and function is not the same as how we've been taught to perceive that same reality. For example, according to the dictionary, a garden is a plot of ground where plants are cultivated. And this is pretty much what we normally think of when we use the word "garden." I suspected that this didn't quite capture the reality of a garden. So one day I asked nature for its definition, and here's what it said. ...