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By Saqhau Washhek, on August 6th, 2016
The continent is Africa (Meritah). A full moon has risen early in a still sunlit sky. A village compound with a carpenter on a low stool in the center of the yard building a large frame using raffia bamboo. The carpenter’s seven-year-old son enters the yard and starts this conversation. “Tapsei, Papa (Good work, Papa). […]
By Kemeera Nimahat, on March 9th, 2016
Food is one of the most vital and basic necessities for any human being. Yet, today, too many Americans are lacking knowledge and/or interest about how to grow it for themselves. The dramatic disconnect between humans and food, the very thing that supports our existence, puts so many people, knowingly or not, in a vulnerable […]
By Malik Heru, on March 9th, 2016
Now that you’ve answered the first five questions (See the previous issue, volume 15.4, on sunnysidemagazine.org for details), the next question you want to know is “How much should I plant?” Use this rough guide to figure out what 10 running feet of each vegetable will yield over the growing season. Plus, there will be […]
By Kasabez Maakmaah, on March 9th, 2016
We say that life evolves as a cycle. That which was lost today may be found tomorrow. At The Earth Center, we are working to reclaim what was lost to so many of us. For years, people of the modern societies have been pursuing what is easy and comfortable, thinking that we will gain something […]
By Malik Heru, on February 8th, 2016
If you’ve been considering starting a garden this year, now is the time to start planning. If this is your first time starting a garden, here are some basic questions to ask before you start.
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The Sidereal Calendar
Year 415
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Philosophy Podium
A Dogon Perspective
Second Edition
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