#pomegranate — Public Fediverse posts

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https://www.europesays.com/iran/298332/ The pomegranate: A fruit at the heart of Iran’s cultural heritage #CulturalHeritage #festival #Iran #pomegranate #Tehran #Tourism #Travel #UNESCO #YaldaNight #انار

Mabon: The Art of the Sacred Pause & The Descent of Persephone

There is a distinct moment in late September when the light shifts. The harsh, expansive glare of summer softens into a golden, cinematic glow, and the shadows grow just a little bit longer.

This is the Autumn Equinox, known in many Pagan traditions as Mabon.

Astronomically, it is a moment of perfect equilibrium—a fleeting day where light and dark hold equal space across the earth. Spiritually, it is a threshold. It is the time of the “Second Harvest.” While Lughnasadh in August celebrated the first grain, Mabon asks us to harvest the fruits of our internal labor. It is a time to look at what we planted in the spring and ask: What has come to fruition? And what needs to be composted?

To truly understand the energy of the Autumn Equinox, we have to look past the cozy sweaters and pumpkin patches, and look toward one of the most misunderstood archetypes of the ancient world: Persephone.

The Mythic Blueprint: Reframing the Descent

In the traditional Greek myth, Persephone is the maiden of spring, abducted by Hades and dragged into the Underworld. Because she eats the seeds of a pomegranate while there, she is bound to spend half the year in the dark, causing winter on Earth.

For centuries, this was taught as a story of victimhood. But esoteric traditions view myths not as historical events, but as psychological blueprints.

When we look at Persephone through the lens of inner alchemy, the story shifts. Persephone wasn’t just a captive; she became the Queen of the Underworld. Her descent represents the necessary journey we must all take into our own subconscious. You cannot have the limitless outward growth of summer forever without depleting the soil. True power requires us to go inward, face the dark, and integrate our shadow.

The Equinox & Shadow Work

Mabon is the doorway to this descent. As the wheel of the year turns toward winter, nature begins to pull its energy down into the roots. We are asked to do the same.

This is the season for Shadow Work. Coined by Carl Jung, the “shadow” consists of the parts of ourselves we have repressed or hidden—our fears, our unhealed wounds, our societal conditioning. Mabon teaches us that the dark is not something to be feared. The dark is the womb. It is the fertile soil where transformation happens.

When we consciously step into the darker half of the year, we are taking back our power, just as Persephone did. We are choosing to pause, reflect, and sit with our whole selves—both the light and the dark.

3 Ways to Practice the Sacred Pause

If you want to honor the Equinox and lean into this transitional energy, try incorporating these simple practices:

1. The Pomegranate Meditation

Purchase a pomegranate and slice it open. Before eating the seeds, sit with them. In esoteric tradition, seeds represent potential locked in darkness. As you eat the seeds, set a clear intention for what you want to nurture in your own “underworld” (your subconscious or inner life) during the winter months.

2. The Light & Dark Audit (Journaling)

Grab your journal and draw a line down the middle of the page. On the left side, list your “Sun” elements: what have you actively achieved, grown, or expressed outwardly this year? On the right side, list your “Shadow” elements: what feels heavy, unresolved, or in need of deep rest? Acknowledge both sides with equal gratitude.

3. Somatic Grounding

Your body feels the seasonal shift even if your conscious mind is distracted. Incorporate grounding movements into your routine. Slow, deliberate Pilates routines or Yin Yoga poses that focus on the root chakra and lower body are perfect right now. Breathe the crisp autumn air into your lungs, and as you exhale, visualize sending your roots deep into the earth.

Mabon is your invitation to stop producing and start integrating. The veil is beginning to thin, the nights are getting longer, and the earth is preparing to rest. Give yourself permission to do the same.

Mabon: The Art of the Sacred Pause & The Descent of Persephone

There is a distinct moment in late September when the light shifts. The harsh, expansive glare of summer softens into a golden, cinematic glow, and the shadows grow just a little bit longer.

This is the Autumn Equinox, known in many Pagan traditions as Mabon.

Astronomically, it is a moment of perfect equilibrium—a fleeting day where light and dark hold equal space across the earth. Spiritually, it is a threshold. It is the time of the “Second Harvest.” While Lughnasadh in August celebrated the first grain, Mabon asks us to harvest the fruits of our internal labor. It is a time to look at what we planted in the spring and ask: What has come to fruition? And what needs to be composted?

To truly understand the energy of the Autumn Equinox, we have to look past the cozy sweaters and pumpkin patches, and look toward one of the most misunderstood archetypes of the ancient world: Persephone.

The Mythic Blueprint: Reframing the Descent

In the traditional Greek myth, Persephone is the maiden of spring, abducted by Hades and dragged into the Underworld. Because she eats the seeds of a pomegranate while there, she is bound to spend half the year in the dark, causing winter on Earth.

For centuries, this was taught as a story of victimhood. But esoteric traditions view myths not as historical events, but as psychological blueprints.

When we look at Persephone through the lens of inner alchemy, the story shifts. Persephone wasn’t just a captive; she became the Queen of the Underworld. Her descent represents the necessary journey we must all take into our own subconscious. You cannot have the limitless outward growth of summer forever without depleting the soil. True power requires us to go inward, face the dark, and integrate our shadow.

The Equinox & Shadow Work

Mabon is the doorway to this descent. As the wheel of the year turns toward winter, nature begins to pull its energy down into the roots. We are asked to do the same.

This is the season for Shadow Work. Coined by Carl Jung, the “shadow” consists of the parts of ourselves we have repressed or hidden—our fears, our unhealed wounds, our societal conditioning. Mabon teaches us that the dark is not something to be feared. The dark is the womb. It is the fertile soil where transformation happens.

When we consciously step into the darker half of the year, we are taking back our power, just as Persephone did. We are choosing to pause, reflect, and sit with our whole selves—both the light and the dark.

3 Ways to Practice the Sacred Pause

If you want to honor the Equinox and lean into this transitional energy, try incorporating these simple practices:

1. The Pomegranate Meditation

Purchase a pomegranate and slice it open. Before eating the seeds, sit with them. In esoteric tradition, seeds represent potential locked in darkness. As you eat the seeds, set a clear intention for what you want to nurture in your own “underworld” (your subconscious or inner life) during the winter months.

2. The Light & Dark Audit (Journaling)

Grab your journal and draw a line down the middle of the page. On the left side, list your “Sun” elements: what have you actively achieved, grown, or expressed outwardly this year? On the right side, list your “Shadow” elements: what feels heavy, unresolved, or in need of deep rest? Acknowledge both sides with equal gratitude.

3. Somatic Grounding

Your body feels the seasonal shift even if your conscious mind is distracted. Incorporate grounding movements into your routine. Slow, deliberate Pilates routines or Yin Yoga poses that focus on the root chakra and lower body are perfect right now. Breathe the crisp autumn air into your lungs, and as you exhale, visualize sending your roots deep into the earth.

Mabon is your invitation to stop producing and start integrating. The veil is beginning to thin, the nights are getting longer, and the earth is preparing to rest. Give yourself permission to do the same.

Mabon: The Art of the Sacred Pause & The Descent of Persephone

There is a distinct moment in late September when the light shifts. The harsh, expansive glare of summer softens into a golden, cinematic glow, and the shadows grow just a little bit longer.

This is the Autumn Equinox, known in many Pagan traditions as Mabon.

Astronomically, it is a moment of perfect equilibrium—a fleeting day where light and dark hold equal space across the earth. Spiritually, it is a threshold. It is the time of the “Second Harvest.” While Lughnasadh in August celebrated the first grain, Mabon asks us to harvest the fruits of our internal labor. It is a time to look at what we planted in the spring and ask: What has come to fruition? And what needs to be composted?

To truly understand the energy of the Autumn Equinox, we have to look past the cozy sweaters and pumpkin patches, and look toward one of the most misunderstood archetypes of the ancient world: Persephone.

The Mythic Blueprint: Reframing the Descent

In the traditional Greek myth, Persephone is the maiden of spring, abducted by Hades and dragged into the Underworld. Because she eats the seeds of a pomegranate while there, she is bound to spend half the year in the dark, causing winter on Earth.

For centuries, this was taught as a story of victimhood. But esoteric traditions view myths not as historical events, but as psychological blueprints.

When we look at Persephone through the lens of inner alchemy, the story shifts. Persephone wasn’t just a captive; she became the Queen of the Underworld. Her descent represents the necessary journey we must all take into our own subconscious. You cannot have the limitless outward growth of summer forever without depleting the soil. True power requires us to go inward, face the dark, and integrate our shadow.

The Equinox & Shadow Work

Mabon is the doorway to this descent. As the wheel of the year turns toward winter, nature begins to pull its energy down into the roots. We are asked to do the same.

This is the season for Shadow Work. Coined by Carl Jung, the “shadow” consists of the parts of ourselves we have repressed or hidden—our fears, our unhealed wounds, our societal conditioning. Mabon teaches us that the dark is not something to be feared. The dark is the womb. It is the fertile soil where transformation happens.

When we consciously step into the darker half of the year, we are taking back our power, just as Persephone did. We are choosing to pause, reflect, and sit with our whole selves—both the light and the dark.

3 Ways to Practice the Sacred Pause

If you want to honor the Equinox and lean into this transitional energy, try incorporating these simple practices:

1. The Pomegranate Meditation

Purchase a pomegranate and slice it open. Before eating the seeds, sit with them. In esoteric tradition, seeds represent potential locked in darkness. As you eat the seeds, set a clear intention for what you want to nurture in your own “underworld” (your subconscious or inner life) during the winter months.

2. The Light & Dark Audit (Journaling)

Grab your journal and draw a line down the middle of the page. On the left side, list your “Sun” elements: what have you actively achieved, grown, or expressed outwardly this year? On the right side, list your “Shadow” elements: what feels heavy, unresolved, or in need of deep rest? Acknowledge both sides with equal gratitude.

3. Somatic Grounding

Your body feels the seasonal shift even if your conscious mind is distracted. Incorporate grounding movements into your routine. Slow, deliberate Pilates routines or Yin Yoga poses that focus on the root chakra and lower body are perfect right now. Breathe the crisp autumn air into your lungs, and as you exhale, visualize sending your roots deep into the earth.

Mabon is your invitation to stop producing and start integrating. The veil is beginning to thin, the nights are getting longer, and the earth is preparing to rest. Give yourself permission to do the same.

Mabon: The Art of the Sacred Pause & The Descent of Persephone

There is a distinct moment in late September when the light shifts. The harsh, expansive glare of summer softens into a golden, cinematic glow, and the shadows grow just a little bit longer.

This is the Autumn Equinox, known in many Pagan traditions as Mabon.

Astronomically, it is a moment of perfect equilibrium—a fleeting day where light and dark hold equal space across the earth. Spiritually, it is a threshold. It is the time of the “Second Harvest.” While Lughnasadh in August celebrated the first grain, Mabon asks us to harvest the fruits of our internal labor. It is a time to look at what we planted in the spring and ask: What has come to fruition? And what needs to be composted?

To truly understand the energy of the Autumn Equinox, we have to look past the cozy sweaters and pumpkin patches, and look toward one of the most misunderstood archetypes of the ancient world: Persephone.

The Mythic Blueprint: Reframing the Descent

In the traditional Greek myth, Persephone is the maiden of spring, abducted by Hades and dragged into the Underworld. Because she eats the seeds of a pomegranate while there, she is bound to spend half the year in the dark, causing winter on Earth.

For centuries, this was taught as a story of victimhood. But esoteric traditions view myths not as historical events, but as psychological blueprints.

When we look at Persephone through the lens of inner alchemy, the story shifts. Persephone wasn’t just a captive; she became the Queen of the Underworld. Her descent represents the necessary journey we must all take into our own subconscious. You cannot have the limitless outward growth of summer forever without depleting the soil. True power requires us to go inward, face the dark, and integrate our shadow.

The Equinox & Shadow Work

Mabon is the doorway to this descent. As the wheel of the year turns toward winter, nature begins to pull its energy down into the roots. We are asked to do the same.

This is the season for Shadow Work. Coined by Carl Jung, the “shadow” consists of the parts of ourselves we have repressed or hidden—our fears, our unhealed wounds, our societal conditioning. Mabon teaches us that the dark is not something to be feared. The dark is the womb. It is the fertile soil where transformation happens.

When we consciously step into the darker half of the year, we are taking back our power, just as Persephone did. We are choosing to pause, reflect, and sit with our whole selves—both the light and the dark.

3 Ways to Practice the Sacred Pause

If you want to honor the Equinox and lean into this transitional energy, try incorporating these simple practices:

1. The Pomegranate Meditation

Purchase a pomegranate and slice it open. Before eating the seeds, sit with them. In esoteric tradition, seeds represent potential locked in darkness. As you eat the seeds, set a clear intention for what you want to nurture in your own “underworld” (your subconscious or inner life) during the winter months.

2. The Light & Dark Audit (Journaling)

Grab your journal and draw a line down the middle of the page. On the left side, list your “Sun” elements: what have you actively achieved, grown, or expressed outwardly this year? On the right side, list your “Shadow” elements: what feels heavy, unresolved, or in need of deep rest? Acknowledge both sides with equal gratitude.

3. Somatic Grounding

Your body feels the seasonal shift even if your conscious mind is distracted. Incorporate grounding movements into your routine. Slow, deliberate Pilates routines or Yin Yoga poses that focus on the root chakra and lower body are perfect right now. Breathe the crisp autumn air into your lungs, and as you exhale, visualize sending your roots deep into the earth.

Mabon is your invitation to stop producing and start integrating. The veil is beginning to thin, the nights are getting longer, and the earth is preparing to rest. Give yourself permission to do the same.

Mabon: The Art of the Sacred Pause & The Descent of Persephone

There is a distinct moment in late September when the light shifts. The harsh, expansive glare of summer softens into a golden, cinematic glow, and the shadows grow just a little bit longer.

This is the Autumn Equinox, known in many Pagan traditions as Mabon.

Astronomically, it is a moment of perfect equilibrium—a fleeting day where light and dark hold equal space across the earth. Spiritually, it is a threshold. It is the time of the “Second Harvest.” While Lughnasadh in August celebrated the first grain, Mabon asks us to harvest the fruits of our internal labor. It is a time to look at what we planted in the spring and ask: What has come to fruition? And what needs to be composted?

To truly understand the energy of the Autumn Equinox, we have to look past the cozy sweaters and pumpkin patches, and look toward one of the most misunderstood archetypes of the ancient world: Persephone.

The Mythic Blueprint: Reframing the Descent

In the traditional Greek myth, Persephone is the maiden of spring, abducted by Hades and dragged into the Underworld. Because she eats the seeds of a pomegranate while there, she is bound to spend half the year in the dark, causing winter on Earth.

For centuries, this was taught as a story of victimhood. But esoteric traditions view myths not as historical events, but as psychological blueprints.

When we look at Persephone through the lens of inner alchemy, the story shifts. Persephone wasn’t just a captive; she became the Queen of the Underworld. Her descent represents the necessary journey we must all take into our own subconscious. You cannot have the limitless outward growth of summer forever without depleting the soil. True power requires us to go inward, face the dark, and integrate our shadow.

The Equinox & Shadow Work

Mabon is the doorway to this descent. As the wheel of the year turns toward winter, nature begins to pull its energy down into the roots. We are asked to do the same.

This is the season for Shadow Work. Coined by Carl Jung, the “shadow” consists of the parts of ourselves we have repressed or hidden—our fears, our unhealed wounds, our societal conditioning. Mabon teaches us that the dark is not something to be feared. The dark is the womb. It is the fertile soil where transformation happens.

When we consciously step into the darker half of the year, we are taking back our power, just as Persephone did. We are choosing to pause, reflect, and sit with our whole selves—both the light and the dark.

3 Ways to Practice the Sacred Pause

If you want to honor the Equinox and lean into this transitional energy, try incorporating these simple practices:

1. The Pomegranate Meditation

Purchase a pomegranate and slice it open. Before eating the seeds, sit with them. In esoteric tradition, seeds represent potential locked in darkness. As you eat the seeds, set a clear intention for what you want to nurture in your own “underworld” (your subconscious or inner life) during the winter months.

2. The Light & Dark Audit (Journaling)

Grab your journal and draw a line down the middle of the page. On the left side, list your “Sun” elements: what have you actively achieved, grown, or expressed outwardly this year? On the right side, list your “Shadow” elements: what feels heavy, unresolved, or in need of deep rest? Acknowledge both sides with equal gratitude.

3. Somatic Grounding

Your body feels the seasonal shift even if your conscious mind is distracted. Incorporate grounding movements into your routine. Slow, deliberate Pilates routines or Yin Yoga poses that focus on the root chakra and lower body are perfect right now. Breathe the crisp autumn air into your lungs, and as you exhale, visualize sending your roots deep into the earth.

Mabon is your invitation to stop producing and start integrating. The veil is beginning to thin, the nights are getting longer, and the earth is preparing to rest. Give yourself permission to do the same.

Lesson: you cannot blend dates. Dates + dried persimmons + pomegranate seeds are tasty. Pomegranate seeds + peanut butter works too. Pomegranate seeds + chocolate works. Pomegranate seeds + PB + chocolate also. The only question is how to preserve these for longer term (ie dehydrate perhaps?) #Pomegranate

Lesson: you cannot blend dates. Dates + dried persimmons + pomegranate seeds are tasty. Pomegranate seeds + peanut butter works too. Pomegranate seeds + chocolate works. Pomegranate seeds + PB + chocolate also. The only question is how to preserve these for longer term (ie dehydrate perhaps?) #Pomegranate

Lesson: you cannot blend dates. Dates + dried persimmons + pomegranate seeds are tasty. Pomegranate seeds + peanut butter works too. Pomegranate seeds + chocolate works. Pomegranate seeds + PB + chocolate also. The only question is how to preserve these for longer term (ie dehydrate perhaps?) #Pomegranate

Lesson: you cannot blend dates. Dates + dried persimmons + pomegranate seeds are tasty. Pomegranate seeds + peanut butter works too. Pomegranate seeds + chocolate works. Pomegranate seeds + PB + chocolate also. The only question is how to preserve these for longer term (ie dehydrate perhaps?) #Pomegranate

Lesson: you cannot blend dates. Dates + dried persimmons + pomegranate seeds are tasty. Pomegranate seeds + peanut butter works too. Pomegranate seeds + chocolate works. Pomegranate seeds + PB + chocolate also. The only question is how to preserve these for longer term (ie dehydrate perhaps?) #Pomegranate

Pomegranate juice! The seeds and remainder tastes like... grape nuts. Wonder if I could make it into some kind of energy bar. Not bad tasting, but crunchy. Fiber city. Pomegranate-mucil lol. #Pomegranate

Pomegranate juice! The seeds and remainder tastes like... grape nuts. Wonder if I could make it into some kind of energy bar. Not bad tasting, but crunchy. Fiber city. Pomegranate-mucil lol. #Pomegranate

Pomegranate juice! The seeds and remainder tastes like... grape nuts. Wonder if I could make it into some kind of energy bar. Not bad tasting, but crunchy. Fiber city. Pomegranate-mucil lol. #Pomegranate

Pomegranate juice! The seeds and remainder tastes like... grape nuts. Wonder if I could make it into some kind of energy bar. Not bad tasting, but crunchy. Fiber city. Pomegranate-mucil lol. #Pomegranate

Pomegranate juice! The seeds and remainder tastes like... grape nuts. Wonder if I could make it into some kind of energy bar. Not bad tasting, but crunchy. Fiber city. Pomegranate-mucil lol. #Pomegranate

Ooh! Frothy! #pomegranate

Ooh! Frothy! #pomegranate

Ooh! Frothy! #pomegranate

Ooh! Frothy! #pomegranate

Ooh! Frothy! #pomegranate

Arils separated! #pomegranate

Arils separated! #pomegranate

Arils separated! #pomegranate

Arils separated! #pomegranate

Arils separated! #pomegranate

LOL after attempting to use a manual juicer, local knowledge (ie, the spouse) came by and said "what the heck are you doing it that way for, just use the blender and a strainer"

https://ucanr.edu/program/uc-master-food-preserver/article/pomegranates-juicing-freezing-and-making-molasses

#pomegranate

LOL after attempting to use a manual juicer, local knowledge (ie, the spouse) came by and said "what the heck are you doing it that way for, just use the blender and a strainer"

https://ucanr.edu/program/uc-master-food-preserver/article/pomegranates-juicing-freezing-and-making-molasses

#pomegranate

LOL after attempting to use a manual juicer, local knowledge (ie, the spouse) came by and said "what the heck are you doing it that way for, just use the blender and a strainer"

https://ucanr.edu/program/uc-master-food-preserver/article/pomegranates-juicing-freezing-and-making-molasses

#pomegranate

LOL after attempting to use a manual juicer, local knowledge (ie, the spouse) came by and said "what the heck are you doing it that way for, just use the blender and a strainer"

https://ucanr.edu/program/uc-master-food-preserver/article/pomegranates-juicing-freezing-and-making-molasses

#pomegranate

LOL after attempting to use a manual juicer, local knowledge (ie, the spouse) came by and said "what the heck are you doing it that way for, just use the blender and a strainer"

https://ucanr.edu/program/uc-master-food-preserver/article/pomegranates-juicing-freezing-and-making-molasses

#pomegranate

Random question for the Fediverse: anyone have a favorite way of extracting pomegranate juice from pomegranates (after peeling), which doesn't make it look like you've just committed mass murder in your kitchen and all over your shirt? 🤪

(no problem extracting the seeds from the pomegranates themselves, do that in water... it's just the squeezing of seeds I am wondering about).

#pomegranate #random

Random question for the Fediverse: anyone have a favorite way of extracting pomegranate juice from pomegranates (after peeling), which doesn't make it look like you've just committed mass murder in your kitchen and all over your shirt? 🤪

(no problem extracting the seeds from the pomegranates themselves, do that in water... it's just the squeezing of seeds I am wondering about).

#pomegranate #random

Random question for the Fediverse: anyone have a favorite way of extracting pomegranate juice from pomegranates (after peeling), which doesn't make it look like you've just committed mass murder in your kitchen and all over your shirt? 🤪

(no problem extracting the seeds from the pomegranates themselves, do that in water... it's just the squeezing of seeds I am wondering about).

#pomegranate #random

Random question for the Fediverse: anyone have a favorite way of extracting pomegranate juice from pomegranates (after peeling), which doesn't make it look like you've just committed mass murder in your kitchen and all over your shirt? 🤪

(no problem extracting the seeds from the pomegranates themselves, do that in water... it's just the squeezing of seeds I am wondering about).

#pomegranate #random

Random question for the Fediverse: anyone have a favorite way of extracting pomegranate juice from pomegranates (after peeling), which doesn't make it look like you've just committed mass murder in your kitchen and all over your shirt? 🤪

(no problem extracting the seeds from the pomegranates themselves, do that in water... it's just the squeezing of seeds I am wondering about).

#pomegranate #random

"Pomegranate-Dragon" the fourth watercolour painting of a series, seasonal fruits of Europe, the pomegranate is for the month November. 🍬
#art #paintings #watercolor #dragons #dragon #fantasy #pomegranate #fruits

"Pomegranate-Dragon" the fourth watercolour painting of a series, seasonal fruits of Europe, the pomegranate is for the month November. 🍬
#art #paintings #watercolor #dragons #dragon #fantasy #pomegranate #fruits

"Pomegranate-Dragon" the fourth watercolour painting of a series, seasonal fruits of Europe, the pomegranate is for the month November. 🍬
#art #paintings #watercolor #dragons #dragon #fantasy #pomegranate #fruits

"Pomegranate-Dragon" the fourth watercolour painting of a series, seasonal fruits of Europe, the pomegranate is for the month November. 🍬
#art #paintings #watercolor #dragons #dragon #fantasy #pomegranate #fruits

"Pomegranate-Dragon" the fourth watercolour painting of a series, seasonal fruits of Europe, the pomegranate is for the month November. 🍬
#art #paintings #watercolor #dragons #dragon #fantasy #pomegranate #fruits

"Pomegranate-Dragon" the fourth watercolour painting of a series, seasonal fruits of Europe, the pomegranate is for the month November. 🍬
#art #paintings #watercolor #dragons #dragon #fantasy #pomegranate #fruits

Looks like it is the right moment to sell my ipad !

Context:
- https://www.thedaringcreatives.com/creator-stories/gossip-goblin-pomegranate/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/gossipgoblin/comments/1vytgss/pomegranate_removed_from_youtube/

FYI, the video (no longer available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyZhC2TXgcs) was released on July 22 and reached more than 1.1 million views by July 26, just 4 days later.

#pomegranate

Looks like it is the right moment to sell my ipad !

Context:
- https://www.thedaringcreatives.com/creator-stories/gossip-goblin-pomegranate/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/gossipgoblin/comments/1vytgss/pomegranate_removed_from_youtube/

FYI, the video (no longer available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyZhC2TXgcs) was released on July 22 and reached more than 1.1 million views by July 26, just 4 days later.

#pomegranate

Looks like it is the right moment to sell my ipad !

Context:
- https://www.thedaringcreatives.com/creator-stories/gossip-goblin-pomegranate/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/gossipgoblin/comments/1vytgss/pomegranate_removed_from_youtube/

FYI, the video (no longer available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyZhC2TXgcs) was released on July 22 and reached more than 1.1 million views by July 26, just 4 days later.

#pomegranate

Looks like it is the right moment to sell my ipad !

Context:
- https://www.thedaringcreatives.com/creator-stories/gossip-goblin-pomegranate/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/gossipgoblin/comments/1vytgss/pomegranate_removed_from_youtube/

FYI, the video (no longer available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyZhC2TXgcs) was released on July 22 and reached more than 1.1 million views by July 26, just 4 days later.

#pomegranate

Looks like it is the right moment to sell my ipad !

Context:
- https://www.thedaringcreatives.com/creator-stories/gossip-goblin-pomegranate/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/gossipgoblin/comments/1vytgss/pomegranate_removed_from_youtube/

FYI, the video (no longer available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyZhC2TXgcs) was released on July 22 and reached more than 1.1 million views by July 26, just 4 days later.

#pomegranate

https://www.europesays.com/ie/655112/ Pomegranate Emerges as a Promising Natural Phytobiotic for Veterinary Medicine: New International Review Highlights Its Therapeutic Potential Across Animal Species #AllJournalNews #Éire #IE #Ireland #Microbiome #Newswise #Nutrition #Pomegranate;PunicaGranatum;VeterinaryMedicine;Phytobiotic;Antimicrobial;AnimalHealth;Antiparasitic;SustainableAlternatives #SbarroHealthResearchOrganization(SHRO) #Science #VeterinaryMedicine

How to Grow a Pomegranate Tree at Home – Mother Earth News https://www.allforgardening.com/1933821/how-to-grow-a-pomegranate-tree-at-home-mother-earth-news/ #backyard #BenjaminWhitacre #Cultivar #EastCoast #EastCoastBackyardGarden #EastCoastBackyardGardening #fruit #FruitSet #Nana #organic #Parfianka #pomegranate #Pomegranates #salavatski #ToryuShibori

How to Grow a Pomegranate Tree at Home – Mother Earth News https://www.allforgardening.com/1933821/how-to-grow-a-pomegranate-tree-at-home-mother-earth-news/ #backyard #BenjaminWhitacre #Cultivar #EastCoast #EastCoastBackyardGarden #EastCoastBackyardGardening #fruit #FruitSet #Nana #organic #Parfianka #pomegranate #Pomegranates #salavatski #ToryuShibori

Natural Postbiotic Compound Shows Promise against Hard-to-Treat Heart Failure

Researchers at King’s College London have identified a surprising new therapeutic mechanism for a type of heart failure…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #AU #Australia #berry #CardiovascularDisease #cardiovascularsystem #Cysteine #diet #Heart #Heartfailure #HFpEF #human #mouse #pomegranate #protein #raspberry #strawberry #urolithinA #Walnut
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/863845/

Natural Postbiotic Compound Shows Promise against Hard-to-Treat Heart Failure

Researchers at King’s College London have identified a surprising new therapeutic mechanism for a type of heart failure…
#NewsBeep #News #Health #AU #Australia #berry #CardiovascularDisease #cardiovascularsystem #Cysteine #diet #Heart #Heartfailure #HFpEF #human #mouse #pomegranate #protein #raspberry #strawberry #urolithinA #Walnut
https://www.newsbeep.com/au/863845/

https://www.europesays.com/ie/649799/ Natural Postbiotic Compound Shows Promise against Hard-to-Treat Heart Failure #berry #CardiovascularDisease #CardiovascularSystem #Cysteine #diet #Éire #Health #Heart #HeartFailure #HFpEF #Human #IE #Ireland #mouse #pomegranate #Protein #raspberry #strawberry #UrolithinA #Walnut

I cried ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyZhC2TXgcs

#POMEGRANATE