I have a question which I think is important for harvesting the dew for the third way taught by ∴N.D.C∴.
∴N.D.C∴ you say in your book "The dew can be collected using a large 8 or 16 pound bag of ice, Placed in a 5 gallon plastic bucket. You should begin the collection around 1am, and stop around 6am, or just before sunrise."
Can you tell me please if no rain should fall into the plastic bucket during harvest or if it is not important. I live in an area where it rains heavily it could be a problem for me to find a night without rain.
Otherwise it seems to me that the harvest time has always been important as the precise Canceliet in his commentary to Liber Mutus the sixth plank "To estimate the true value of what we owe ourselves, we simply declare honestly that is thanks to Liber Mutus that finally, after ten years of efforts, it is true that only equinoctial seasons, we were able to isolate the highly volatile salt . "
I also think having read the description of an experiment where a writer said to put distilled water on the light of the moon and that only in the two equinoxes a salt appeared in distilled water. (if someone at the reference?)
What do you think?
Chrysopée