Also, I missed you asking about sharing what I found. Permaculture was the gateway into the world of what is possible. Consider, for example, the 3 permacultu

Also, I missed you asking about sharing what I found. Permaculture was the gateway into the world of what is possible. Consider, for example, the 3 permaculture ethical principles: - Care of Earth - Care of People - Fair Share This is all voluntary. It’s not about making people change, or changing the masses. The design principles shows a way of decentralizing food production in a way that is more resilient, adaptive, and also works with the culture (and not just the technologies or methods, hence “perma-culture”)Although the two people who originally put this together doesn’t address Consciousness or spirituality, I have found that these design principles can lead to way of life that has room and integrates cultivation of consciousness. That also lead me to Carol Sanford. You look around at articles and podcast, and then at some point, you see her mentioned all over the place in the permaculture world. As a hint of what is possible, with just better management of water, this series of video talks about implementing better use of water in India, and how it not only restored watersheds, but also helped people socially and addressed economic inequality: Episode 1: “Solving the Crisis in 45 Days” https://youtu.be/-8nqnOcoLqE https://youtu.be/-8nqnOcoLqE Episode 3: “From Poverty to Permaculture” https://youtu.be/KtHuIlfyJao https://youtu.be/KtHuIlfyJao Episode 7: “50 Years of Permaculture at Auroville” https://youtu.be/wcYL5Uya5MU https://youtu.be/wcYL5Uya5MU There are more. We can chat about it by email — talktohosh at gmail