Soil and Health Library | Health begins in the soil; Healing begins with hygiene; Liber... - 0 views
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This is what happened: since 1870 as the industrial food system became ever more "efficient" it lowered the price of basic agricultural commodities. Consequently most country folk rejected their self-sufficient-farm birthright for a better-paying job in town, abandoned their technologically primitive free-and-clear homestead in favour of a city apartment (with electric power and running water) and soon became wage-enslaved. The ones who remained on the farm borrowed to invest in capital-intensive production methods and so became debt slaves. Wage- and debt-slaves, like all other kinds of slaves, feel insecure and think that in order to survive they must not reveal their true feelings, must suppress themselves whilst pleasing those in authority
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"if they can stop you from asking the right questions, you'll never come up with the right answers."
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Modern higher education points people's attention away from the Truth and toward an ever-increasing confusion created by too much data. This library restores the availability of key books written by amazing individuals, books that offer major illumination to those who can already see, books that speak the truth to those who can still hear.
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"This website provides free downloadable e-books. The three major topic areas are radical agriculture, natural hygiene/nature cure, and self-sufficient homestead living. There are secondary collections concerning social criticism and transformational psychology. The library's subject seemingly-diverse topic areas connect agricultural methods to the health or illness of animals and humans. A study of these materials reveals how to prevent and heal disease and increase longevity, suggests how to live a more fulfilling life and reveals social forces working against that possibility."
