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The Art of Grazing

 Grazing is a term used to describe a method of land cultivation whereby one clears an area of debris for common use. The method by which one clears the debris is performed by removal of that which lays on the uppermost of the debris layer and working downward a piece at a time. This method ensures that vital insect life and ground stabilising support systems, such as rocks and logs, remain undisturbed. Not only does following this protocol allow insects to do their important work of breaking down and fertilizing soil, it also ensures that land features which hold the soil can remain so as to avoid creating landslides and erosion.
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Day of Naat

 Day of Naat describes a day where peace will be restored on earth. It will be a day where the universe aligns and all will be harmonious. One may consider it a sort of 'singularity' of the world, a time of balance between space and energy. In practice all will flow smoothly. There will be no harm to anyone or any thing. It will be graceful in every way and the epitome of beauty to the great divine.
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Nature's Virtue

 All good things come from nature. From the natural world came life, leading to everything we take delight in today. Since birth we benefit from an ecosystem and have the pleasure of making beautiful creations of its offering. Honouring such is ultimate for the continuation of the cycle.
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Importance of Hygiene

Hygiene comes in many forms. Whether it be how we clean ourselves to how we prepare our food, nothing is quite as important as this fundamental practice. It is the basis by which we measure what is of value in our society. Without spaces in which we can trust proper hygienic practices have been followed, we can not confidently live harmoniously without fear of contamination. Underlying the principle of good hygiene is the quality of cleanliness in way of absence from dirt and germs, as well as the organisation of processes to achieve an outcome free of undesired articles. 
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