Working Miracles with Nature

Finally, a website dedicated to the open dissemination of knowledge and theories for working with nature, literally From The Soil Up - from below the ground through to our bodies and beyond!

Anyone interested in purchasing organic or biodynamic produce and products, please visit the Revisiting Nature webpage (see top menu) and follow the instructions.

A wide range of information derived from scientific, commercial, anecdotal and live discussions are pulled together and summarised using a good dose of logical reasoning and common sense. As complex as nature often appears in detail, there are usually some very basic underlying principles as to how or why things 'are'. By simply asking 'How does this work in its natural state?', you can wind up with an obvious, but often overlooked explanation.

Topics listed in the left hand column are designed to give an introduction to a wide range of subjects. By clicking on the embedded links within the text of each topic you will be taken to other related topics - a network of links and cross-links - mimicking the interconnectedness of nature itself! 

This website guides the reader to source materials via: 1) archived articles or papers - where permitted, 2) supply of further contact details and 3) external webpage links. You will find a wide selection of hand-picked products for sale, as well as direct links to other suppliers and consultants.  

The Ready Reckoner tab above provides conversions for currencies and measurements, as well as other miscellanous calculations and formulae. In addition, there are a range of DIY recipes, and even templates for designing your own prescription fertiliser blends.

Overall this site is being designed to be a one-stop-spot for all issues related to natural systems - and will continue to expand and evolve as humankind's own understanding of nature improves.

This website reflects my own personal journey of discovery - I warmly welcome you and hope it becomes part of your journey. This site is regularly updated, so I invite you to subscribe to the FTSU Newsletters which links you to new events and information as they are posted to this site as well as other miscellaneous snippets of information. In the meantime, feel free to browse, join in on a discussion group or contact me for further information.

Carolyn Ditchfield