What we need is a teacher who will convince us that there are countless powers within our reach. If we achieve that power, it will automatically use the energy fields that are available to us - but usually unattainable. And we begin to "see" - perceive and observe - other things; Not as imagination, but as real and tangible. Then we begin to know without using words, and what each of us does with this increased understanding and observation, with this silent knowledge, depends on his mood.
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Kamut and Khorasan wheat refer to the same ancient grain, but the terms are used in slightly different contexts. Kamut: Brand Name: Kamut is actually a trademarked name for a specific variety of Khorasan wheat. Khorasan Wheat: General Term: Khorasan wheat is the general name for this ancient grain, which has been cultivated for thousands of years. The name "Khorasan" refers to a historical region that spans parts of modern-day Iran, Afghanistan, and surrounding areas. Origin: Khorasan wheat is believed to have originated in the Fertile Crescent, particularly in the region historically known as Khorasan. Characteristics: Like Kamut, Khorasan wheat has large, amber-colored kernels. It's prized for its rich flavor and high nutritional value. In summary, Kamut is a specific brand of Khorasan wheat, marketed under a trademark, while Khorasan wheat refers to the ancient grain in general.
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