32: Leanne Phillips of Life Energy Awakenings
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Leanne Phillips, creator of Life Energy Awakenings, is a organic lifestyle and holistic health Educator.
Leanne is an inspired advocate for creating clean, deeply nourishing foods, and extends this into a full organic lifestyle. Over the last six years she has brought the message of “simplicity and stability” in our choices of environment, foods, and lifestyle. This has take the form of empowering health classes and activities. These classes include organic gardening, the wisdom of using pure essential oils , raw vegan foods, structured water and hydration, pet remedies, weight and emotional balance techniques.
She has also shared her knowledge about organic living environments that include touches of Permaculture and natural building. Leanne is a living example of a person focused on organic living.
Leanne focuses on toxicity levels, including emotional toxicity. She says that many people are living in chaotic environments and it’s harder for them to feel nourished from anything around them.
For 4 years, she ran a worldwide opportunity on organic farms volunteer programs, called a wolfing program. It had nothing to do with wolves. Listen to the podcast to learn more.
What are Leanne’s big take-aways when it comes to gardening and growing food?
The food we eat is very lacking in nutrients and vital energy because it’s been stored and treated. It’s also exposed to many toxins!
For example: Biggest culprit is the garden hose, depending on the brand, contains mercury, lead, other toxic chemicals.
Tip: GatorHyde is a better hose. It’s a drinking water safe hose.
She advises to be really cautious about using paint and wood on the garden beds.
If you use Linseed oil, be warned: All has been treated with different metals and it has toxic compounds in.
TIP: 100% pure tung oil. Does not mildew or go rancid. It has better water-poofing quality.
It’s a little more expensive, but you’ll get more benefits.
Burlap: Most of the time been treated with really toxic, latex-based polymers, dipped in diesel fuel, and the multiple things that the burlap has been used for.
It’s just jute – The smell is the chemical treatment. Get one with virtually no smell or find something labeled untreated.
Shade screen: Typical shade screens are made of common plastic. Over time they decompose, as they get older. They smell bad the older they get.
Blue liquid in ponds: It’s copper based and quite toxic. She installed a structured air aeration system in the pond, with what is called structured water units. As air or water passes through them, it restructures and clears negative memory from them. When put together with a pump and sandstone aerators, it delivers aeration into the pond.
Be sure to listen to the Podcast to get more tips on holistic living from Leanne Phillips.
To learn more about Leanne’s retreats, raw vegan classes, and her structured water home systems, visit her website at http://lifeea.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeEnergyAwakenings/
