thank you for your comment .We also live on a small homestead farm self reliant and you are right ,most outsider do not understand the happy time we have no matter how much work we have, you can not be a lazy and over weight person in that setting of life but we would not change place no matter what.May God bless you.
E isso mesmo Companheiros Amigos gostei muito da vossa maneira de ver a realidade das coisas da Vida espero continuar convosco durante muito tempo através da internet já que vivo distante aqui em Portugal um grande e Terno e Amigo Abraço para todos.
Four minutes in, I really love what the man says about us living in an ILLUSION of speed. That's it! Life is not all go go go like Americans tend to think. Life is rhythmic, paced, and cyclical. Nature always follows short periods of activity/disturbance with long periods of rest/regrowth.
I just cry with theme message, i identify a lot with wat they say here, i have give up from my work and from my big city life, ill join my family that live from the land and learn the begin of my change. My family will grow happy with our mother nature and not in some paranoia city. Tks to u all
I agree that it takes a bit of land to be really sustainable. Not sure what the amount is. Might be 1/4 acre per person? But even growing a few pots of vegetables on an apartment balcony is doing SOMETHING to help lighten the load elsewhere. If we all did the small things we could, it would add up to quite a difference.
In addition to my other response to your question I would say there isnt so much a signing up process. As |I understand it the usual 'way in' is to first visit and vonluteer in such communities, learning observing and building personal relationships with the villagers until moving in permanently is the natural feeling logical next step. There are a million different ways this can happen. it should be a naturally growing gradual relationship with the community.....in my opinion.
I would say to begin with, if you havent already, empower yourself with some relevant skills. consider perhaps a permaculture or organic food production course, or get some experience with low impact housing, there are lots of niches to suit whatever talents/experience/preference you may have. You will probably find this leads you to make coneections to people who may be envolved with eco-villages and will also give you something to offer as a productive villager....good luck my friend.
well, we all need a monitoring body for international law, it affects all of us. but we need it to be impartial, transparent, and pre-empting internal corruption. the UN needs a drastic reform (now!), but i don't think it should be completely erased, its role is crucial, even if its not fulfilling its role. ecovillages, from what i understand, aren't necessarily living by "superior morals to mainstream society" even if committing to good environmental ethics. each one's different.
My friend, unfortunetly, things are not all that simple. If the population explanation doesn't seem right, for me, the one about sharing all is also utopian. There's much more than individual behaviors preventing us from living a better life. The way the economic system is organized creates a kind of structural prison that takes the problem of living free to another dimension. Yet, iniciatives like the ecovillages may be seeds to another living standard that may flourish in the future...
This planet could support 2 to 3 times the population we have now if we would just get serious about healing the land we have destroyed. Permaculture has a solution to that problem. Vast tracts of land could be restored to the benefit of people and wildlife.
Hi wonderful people, thanks for that great video. If you have ever considered moving to an Eco-Village feel free to email me +Costa Rica. We've already planted thousands of high-quality fruit trees in our Eco-village, we have lots of water and good neighbors. We used our IRA "Self-Directed" to purchase with no tax penalty.
@lococavasa hey, mate, thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed it. there's a very good explanation on people growth in this site here: populationspeakout org (theres a . before org) check it out!
I was with you right up until you wanted to take my money away and give me "social coupons"... It's truly alarming how easily and quickly Southern Americans slip into the traps of socialism, even as they claim to want to escape it.
I´m sorry, but as a Brazilian i would say your comment shows a huge ignorance about the world, typical from the colonizers from the north. We South Americans are just human beings, as you are my friend, and in fact the ecovillages movement is much bigger is so called first nations, as australia and uk, Think you should try to know the world better and free your mind from this pre concepts... ;)
+John Redman They want to escape capitalism and oligarchy you dumb fuck. How about you look up basic concepts of money exchange and fiat currency. I am really puzzled how you can draw these lines.
@gabrielpereyron So no one should go hungry again it's a living issue not a population issue. It's are government that rules the world and it's are choice rather are not we help others.
@gabrielpereyron Man doesn't know how to survive only what we are taught do we understand. Were did you get that meat? O the supermarket ok 90 percent of us can't survive in nature nor do we know how to. What we get in America comes from all around the world we wonder why we have the problems we do . Are expectations are high yet when given a plate to eat we want more than we need. How many of us give back? Yet sadly even with world problems there is enough food to take care of starving people.
@gabrielpereyron OK just think of it like this if you were to take every single person & put them in Australia you could give them a small house & yard & the rest of the world would exist just as it is. People pollute the world & destroy it everyday for there own profit & gain you really can't ever have to many people it's rediculas to think otherwise. Really how much room does a body take up? Know are we living wrong?100 percent yes we are. Although i can respect what your saying i disagree
Tô aqui 4am dando uma olhada no YT e esse vídeo apareceu como relacionado, depois que eu ví que era teu. Massa demais man!!
thank you for your comment .We also live on a small homestead farm self reliant and you are right ,most outsider do not understand the happy time we have no matter how much work we have, you can not be a lazy and over weight person in that setting of life but we would not change place no matter what.May God bless you.
Loved this!!! So motivating and impressive!
E isso mesmo Companheiros Amigos gostei muito da vossa maneira de ver a realidade das coisas da Vida espero continuar convosco durante muito tempo através da internet já que vivo distante aqui em Portugal um grande e Terno e Amigo Abraço para todos.
Four minutes in, I really love what the man says about us living in an ILLUSION of speed. That's it! Life is not all go go go like Americans tend to think. Life is rhythmic, paced, and cyclical. Nature always follows short periods of activity/disturbance with long periods of rest/regrowth.
I just cry with theme message, i identify a lot with wat they say here, i have give up from my work and from my big city life, ill join my family that live from the land and learn the begin of my change. My family will grow happy with our mother nature and not in some paranoia city. Tks to u all
Este Video é um exemplo fantástico
agradeço muito!!!
VIDA.....
o Equilibrio do Ser gera um meio VIVO... simbiótico!!!
i liked the guy's words at the end, you can tell he meditates regularly. Nice video dude where can we learn tips and tricks about permaculture?
I agree that it takes a bit of land to be really sustainable. Not sure what the amount is. Might be 1/4 acre per person? But even growing a few pots of vegetables on an apartment balcony is doing SOMETHING to help lighten the load elsewhere. If we all did the small things we could, it would add up to quite a difference.
very nice n inspiring video
Beautiful, this is need
In addition to my other response to your question I would say there isnt so much a signing up process. As |I understand it the usual 'way in' is to first visit and vonluteer in such communities, learning observing and building personal relationships with the villagers until moving in permanently is the natural feeling logical next step. There are a million different ways this can happen. it should be a naturally growing gradual relationship with the community.....in my opinion.
great video, thank you
The universal community trust would really suit these guys.
I would say to begin with, if you havent already, empower yourself with some relevant skills. consider perhaps a permaculture or organic food production course, or get some experience with low impact housing, there are lots of niches to suit whatever talents/experience/preference you may have. You will probably find this leads you to make coneections to people who may be envolved with eco-villages and will also give you something to offer as a productive villager....good luck my friend.
How does one sign up to live in an ecovillage?
well, we all need a monitoring body for international law, it affects all of us. but we need it to be impartial, transparent, and pre-empting internal corruption. the UN needs a drastic reform (now!), but i don't think it should be completely erased, its role is crucial, even if its not fulfilling its role.
ecovillages, from what i understand, aren't necessarily living by "superior morals to mainstream society" even if committing to good environmental ethics. each one's different.
My friend, unfortunetly, things are not all that simple. If the population explanation doesn't seem right, for me, the one about sharing all is also utopian. There's much more than individual behaviors preventing us from living a better life. The way the economic system is organized creates a kind of structural prison that takes the problem of living free to another dimension. Yet, iniciatives like the ecovillages may be seeds to another living standard that may flourish in the future...
This planet could support 2 to 3 times the population we have now if we would just get serious about healing the land we have destroyed. Permaculture has a solution to that problem. Vast tracts of land could be restored to the benefit of people and wildlife.
This is great! Check out what we're doing in Stellenbosch, South Africa: Perhaps we can collaborate with you guys somehow
Hi wonderful people, thanks for that great video. If you have ever considered moving to an Eco-Village feel free to email me +Costa Rica. We've already planted thousands of high-quality fruit trees in our Eco-village, we have lots of water and good neighbors. We used our IRA "Self-Directed" to purchase with no tax penalty.
@lococavasa hey, mate, thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed it. there's a very good explanation on people growth in this site here:
populationspeakout org (theres a . before org)
check it out!
I was with you right up until you wanted to take my money away and give me "social coupons"... It's truly alarming how easily and quickly Southern Americans slip into the traps of socialism, even as they claim to want to escape it.
I´m sorry, but as a Brazilian i would say your comment shows a huge ignorance about the world, typical from the colonizers from the north. We South Americans are just human beings, as you are my friend, and in fact the ecovillages movement is much bigger is so called first nations, as australia and uk, Think you should try to know the world better and free your mind from this pre concepts... ;)
Paulo Abdala And I would say your comment was typical of racist Latinos.
Money is literally social coupons...
+John Redman They want to escape capitalism and oligarchy you dumb fuck. How about you look up basic concepts of money exchange and fiat currency. I am really puzzled how you can draw these lines.
I am dumbfounded at your impeccable logic and hard hitting arguments.
@gabrielpereyron So no one should go hungry again it's a living issue not a population issue. It's are government that rules the world and it's are choice rather are not we help others.
"Mathematically Perfected Economy"....for those serious about fixing this mess. :)
Hey Odissee6, I agree with NeoLeaver and you can also check this site out: wwoof,org.
Good luck!
Sustainable PRODUCTION - consumption is for suckers
@gabrielpereyron Man doesn't know how to survive only what we are taught do we understand. Were did you get that meat? O the supermarket ok 90 percent of us can't survive in nature nor do we know how to. What we get in America comes from all around the world we wonder why we have the problems we do . Are expectations are high yet when given a plate to eat we want more than we need. How many of us give back? Yet sadly even with world problems there is enough food to take care of starving people.
@gabrielpereyron OK just think of it like this if you were to take every single person & put them in Australia you could give them a small house & yard & the rest of the world would exist just as it is. People pollute the world & destroy it everyday for there own profit & gain you really can't ever have to many people it's rediculas to think otherwise. Really how much room does a body take up? Know are we living wrong?100 percent yes we are. Although i can respect what your saying i disagree
omg, i just realised, i am a marijuanaplant mass murderer!
Check out Permies.com!!! ;)
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