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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ค. 2024
- Great kava, I realized, demands time and respect for the root. Join us on a journey as we navigate through the sea of conflicting beliefs on kava, reveal the truth about techniques and tools of kava, and take you from kava newbie to kava enlightened.
From raw kava powder to a perfectly brewed cup, let’s dive into uncovering the art and science of proper kava preparation.
0:00 - Introduction
2:45 - Quality and Origin of Kava
3:22 - Kava's Connection to Spirituality
7:21 - How Can You Tell if it's Good Kava?
8:52 - Which Kava Should I Get?
11:15 - Basal and Lateral Roots
12:42 - Kavalactones and Kava Chemotypes
14:45 - First Documented Use of Kava
15:53 - How To Make Traditional Kava
17:53 - How To Get More For Your Money
19:15 - How To Drink Kava
21:32 - Kyle’s First Kava Experience
24:54 - Kava Reverse Tolerance
26:12 - Kava and the Liver
26:46 - Is Kava Addictive?
27:54 - What are the Negative Side Effects of Kava?
28:46 - Closing - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Love this video!!!! Brother god bless you! TAKI TAKI from west coast U.S.A 🇺🇸🇫🇯🏝👏🌊🌞
Thank you Spanishsparta!
Great video! Thank you!
Thank you. You did a fabulous job in explaining the kava. I love the the spiritual ceremony part. ❤
Thank you Linda! Yes it's an important part of kava I think is missed in many current kava experiences. Hoping to fo more in depth on this later on
Second brew for me, so pleased to have stumbled on your content , thank you for your wisdom. 😊
Bula friend! Thank you for your love and support!
Thank you for your detail.
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for your content. Very informative.
Thank you for your support brian!
Everything seems to be Sold out but I'll like all three drunk,balance and creative what do you recommend
Hello,
I just recently started my research and journey into Kava. This video was absolutely amazing and extremely helpful with knowledge on Kava. I will be watching more.
Stoked to hear this! Thank you for your love and support! Literally brought tears of joy to my eyes to know these long form videos are helpful. We're running blind here so it means the world to us to hear back from you guys. Mahalo nui!
What's the best Kava strain for sleep? Thought i saw that in the video but i couldn't find it again
Hey Tre! Thanks for reaching out. For sleep I would use a heavier kava like a sedative style. Bula Vinaka (Our fijian), Connoisseur Lateral, Barava (Solomon) or Borogoru. Are you looking to batch yourself or use an instant?
@@drinkroot Thanks! Probably both
@@treogden5568 Connoisseur and Barava would be good choices for instant. If you're going traditional you can't go wrong with the other selections!
@@drinkroot Much appreciated!
I can't access products on your website ??
Hiiiii. Sorry just saw this. Are you still having problems?
Great video I am very sorry for the comment that I made. I was wrong, please forgive me. I can relate with you and use to black out as well. Please keep in touch with me You have come a long way and you're very bright. Please keep in touch,Your friend John...
Thanks for the love John but no need to apologize friend! I talk a bit fast and it's understandably confusing. Super stoked to hear this video was of help to you though. Reach out to me anytime via our site :) Mahalo nui!
@@drinkroot Thank you brother,and you're very welcome I appreciate you. I understand,hey you have a great day and maybe some day I'll visit the islands over there...
@@drinkroot please keep those great videos coming
Great video overall, but I don't think the concept of multi-generational wisdom and connection with the ancient past is foreign to the Western world, that's simply culture. Of course, it needs people to step outside their everyday struggles and purchase pursuits. I'd agree this concept is foreign to the Westerners if we meant modern consumerism or ignorance as the leading trait. :) Bula!
Exactly what I was referring to my friend! It's more of the loss of culture due to the complete acceptance of modern consumerism. I feel like there is definitely a growing gap of interest in the wisdom of our elders. Obviously not reflective of the entire population but most definitely the majority of institutions thanks in part to the various facets of modern consumer culture. When was the last time we had asked in true earnest curiosity WHY our parents have done something a specific way for this long, and tried to replicate and connect with it to keep the tradition alive. for example, we have an aunt who is a practicing kahuna back on the islands, and outside of me there seems to be no interest (or acceptance) in the entire family, on the ancient teachings she has been trained in. These views are obviously my own (not reflective of the team themselves), but coming from a scientific research background I remember seeing a constant almost overarching arrogance that existed within the university system, against things of old ways and traditional symbolism. Almost like, being part of the technological revolution, that you were better than these practices, or you knew better. But maybe this is a statement that is just reflective of my own personal journey to humility, i dont know. What I do know is, the deeper my understanding became of the physical world around me, the more I became convinced there is a spiritual aspect we are completely missing. And the fact that modern consumerism breaks these symbolic cultural aspects in exchange for only physical representations to maintain the status quo breaks my heart. But again what do I know. I hope more people are like you and can still pull on that thread and feel the tension of connection to the wisdom of the past. Bula my friend!
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The first step is admitting that you’re powerless and surrendering.
Are you powerless?
I believe the opposite. We are the power. It is not life that gets in your way, it’s your perception of life. Change the way you look at things, you change the way you see things….
@kathynewkirk683 nobody is powerless its just really really really hard and work. I wish they didn't instill victim mentality into people but empowering people doesn't sell
Thanks for the correction! It's been a while since I've been to a meeting.
@@robbyjacks667 AINT THAT THE TRUTH! I believe the same thing. tbh it was one of the reasons I stopped. I hear other chapters are much better but my local one left a sour taste in my mouth