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Must Watch Now! 2-Ingredient Body Wash Recipe! Helena 13 Views • 2 years ago

Today I'm sharing the easiest body wash recipe ever! This body wash is thick, luxurious, & amazing! Plus, it gets your loofah sudsy & full of bubbles with just a tiny bit. All you need is grated soap & water!
RECIPE: 3 ounces grated soap (85 milliliters/grams) [21.5%] + 300 milliliters water [73%]
(recommended) +2 milliliters preservative [.5%] + 20 milliliters fragrance oil [5%].
Grate the soap as fine as possible; 3 ounces total. Mix soap with 300 milliliters water. Boil the soap about 2 minutes to make sure it's completely dissolved. Don't worry about water evaporation at this point. Just get the soap dissolved. Later, you can add as much water as you want to thin the body wash out! *** I prefer a thicker body wash, so I only added a bit of additional water to the recipe. Cool mixture below 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius) to add optional ingredients. *** I recommend waiting at least 8-12 hours to check the final thickness of the body wash. It will thicken over time.
I used optiphen ONLY because I couldn’t find germall (in the sea of products in my tiny cabinet), but Germall is recommended. *** Add preservative AFTER the body wash is the perfect consistency. The more water you add, the more preservative the body wash will need. I also added 20 ml fragrance. This may seem like a lot of fragrance but the scent added equals to 5% total.
When pouring it in the bottles, you may need to heat it up a bit in order to get it into a more fluid state. Once in the bottle it will thicken again. If you're planning on doing layers, I highly recommend doing a test run first to make sure you like the color pattern. To get soft layers instead of hard straight layer lines, fill the bottle then pour a little bit out on an angle. Turn the bottle as you're pouring. Do this until you're satisfied then pour the mix back in.

***NOTE: I gave a bottle to my friend & she said it was great but there was NO lather when she put it on her hands. I tried it like she did (without a loofah) & there was very little lather. So, I recommend adding .5 ounces of SLSa (melt it down with soap) OR just use a loofah every time in order to make lather/suds!***

Use high-quality fragrance oils that smell strong, amazing, last long a long time. MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE right now is Magnolia Blush! It smells Ah-mazing!!! Find them here: https://Naturesoil.com?ref=doralincoln
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Introduction
0:51 - Soap
1:10 - Recipe
2:40 - Optional Ingredients
4:18 - Packaging
5:38 - Tips
6:07 - Results

Ancient Historian DESTROYS everything we thought about the BIBLE Path To Enlightenment News 13 Views • 2 years ago

Professor Gad Barnea, Ph.D (Link for Book)
https://www.degruyter.com/docu....ment/isbn/9783111018
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https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3AGad+Barnea&s=relevancerank&text=Gad+Barnea&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_2
Yahwism under the Achaemenid Empire
Professor Shaul Shaked in Memoriam
Edited by: Gad Barnea and Reinhard G. Kratz
Links to academic articles from Dr. Barnea:
https://haifa.academia.edu/gadbarnea

Dr. Barnea is a Lecturer at the department of Jewish history and biblical studies at the University of Haifa as well as a Research Fellow at “the Bible in its Traditions,” a research project of the École biblique et archéologique Française de Jérusalem - and a flagship in the field of Digital Humanities. Barnea’s scholarly focus is directed at researching and teaching the evolution and character of “Yahwism under the Iranian ‘Age of Empires’”—from the rise of the Achaemenid empire to the fall of the Sassanian empire.

Already during his academic studies, Barnea recognized that the scholarship of the ancient Near East, ancient Judaism and biblical studies is seriously crippled by a lack of awareness and engagement with the rich history, linguistics, cultic practices and writings of the Iranian empires who, in one way or another, ruled over the region and its peoples for well over a millennium. The Iranian “age of empires” was instrumental as the historical and ideological background for the composition, edition and redaction of the Hebrew Bible, the apocryphal texts, early-Christianity, the so-called “Gnostic” writings as well as rabbinic and early mystical Jewish works.

Specifically in the realm of cultic practices, Barnea’s scholarship examines the dialogue and symbiosis of early-Zoroastrianism and Yahwism (or early Judaism). On that front, Barnea has made several important contributions—in articles as well as lectures—to the study of interpretatio iudaica in the Achaemenid period as well as the early-Zoroastrian features found in the royal inscriptions (Xerxes’ “Daiva” inscription). He has recently designed a course, entitled “Seen from the East: Judaism under the Iranian ‘Age of Empires’” which he is currently teaching simultaneously at the universities of Haifa, Israel and Oldenburg, Germany.

A significant portion of Barnea’s scholarship is devoted to epigraphic work. He has recently published a previously misread ostracon from Elephantine dating to the early Achaemenid period, which is the first and only direct witness we possess of a Jewish female temple officiant-a priestess-in charge of a cultic service at the temple of Yhw. it is also the earliest Jewish curse text known to us outside the bible and the only direct extra-biblical witness we have to a Jewish ritual of any kind prior to the Greco-Roman period. In addition, it is the oldest known example of this genre of “curses against thieves” which we know were very popular later in the Greco-Roman world and the only known specimen of such a curse text that survived in Aramaic. Furthermore, it is the unique witness of this genre of curse ritual in a Jewish context, and the sole record of any ritual performed at a temple to Yahweh.

Barnea’s epigraphic work also led him to restore a remarkable Qumran scroll (4Q550) which recounts a previously unknown Achaemenid court tale and is forthcoming in Brill’s DSSE series. He has recently signed an agreement with Palgrave-Macmillian to write a comprehensive book covering the history and character of the Yahwistic community at Elephantine and is co-editor with Prof. Reinhard Kratz (Gõttingen) of the forthcoming book “Yahwism under the Achaemenid empire,” which is and edited volume inspired by the international conference under the same name (in honor of the late Prof. Shaul Shaked) that Barnea organized in Dec. 2022 at the university of haifa.

International collaboration is a central feature of Barnea’s activities and his collaboration with Prof. Benedikt Hensel on a number of groundbreaking projects promises to rethink the epigraphy of Judaism in the Achaemenid period using innovative methodologies and technologies.

Finally, Barnea brings several decades of experience in designing and managing complex technology projects into the field of Digital Humanities - as well as in the formulation and establishment of international technology standards (VRML 97). He has been a central member and a technology consultant of the Digital project “the bible in its traditions” and is currently developing, together with Prof. Hensel, a new standard approach to the elaboration of Digital Humanities projects.

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