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    Make Your Own Vineyard

    By Andrea Scarsi

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    Making your vineyard is easy if you want to; you've just got to know how, where, and when, and that's it. Now, you can happily gather every bit of information from the comfort of your own home, in just a few days, and have fun. Make Your Own Vineyard is a practical manual for you if you're interested in learning everything you know about grape growing. It tells you how to start a vineyard, plant it correctly, place the rows, install a trellis system, care throughout the year, select the cultivars, seek professional help, prune, and buy essential supplies, water, protecting from pests, and more. Yes, having plump, juicy grapes, it's genuinely possible; you only need to know-how. Follow the instructions and enjoy. Cheers!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAndrea Scarsi
    Release dateSep 26, 2015
    ISBN9781310750861
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    Make Your Own Vineyard
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    Andrea Scarsi

    Hi, from Andrea Scarsi. I consider myself a master of silence and chaos and define as a mystic, writer, musician, and healer when I use my works to share a dimension of being and lifestyle based on meditation and communion with the absolute — a lifestyle missing nothing since I honor everything divine. The rest of the time, I let myself drift in life and driven by natural forces, enjoy what happens in the unified field of consciousness.Born in Venice, Italy, in 1955, at fifteen, I began practicing yoga, spiritualism, and telepathy, and at eighteen, after a motorbike accident, contacting and channeling alien entities and visiting other dimensions. At twenty-four, on my first trip to India, I consciously enter the world of meditation. My guide is the spiritual master Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, now known as Osho, who gives me the name of Swami Prem Sandesh, Love Message, and find myself a vegetarian.Through the years, I keep studying, practicing, and deepening various techniques for awakening consciousness, energy balancing, and personal evolution, leading to leading groups, conferences, and singing mantra.I love traveling and remained for long periods in India and Buddhist Southeast Asia: Japan, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, Lao, and Tibet. I adore exploring local cultures, both meeting people and in the form of their rituals and religious practices applied to everyday life.Doctor of Metaphysical Science, Holistic Life Coach, Reiki Grand Master, Master of Crystals, Shamanism, Meditation, Massage, and Happiness, I write on spirituality and different subjects dear to my heart. In 1991 I married Ma Advaita Krishna, and we now live between Venice, Italy, and Goa, India. I prize to connect with people from all walks of life and sing and meditate together. Contact me at www.andreascarsi.com and premsandesh@yahoo.com.I like reading books that deeply dig into the universal and human soul.

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