permaculture

[Pat Witten <alescere@yahoo.com>]

Hi Akiva,
 
I'm not interested in the work/live program but I would like to know if this 
site permits visitors.
Aside from having no clue as to the translation of "Positivia, Bitchish or 
Jerkolian", my interest is in
how the site is put together in and of itself. Is it possible to visit the 
site, meaning stop by and look 
at what you're doing, no interest in overnighting etc. I'm from the U.S. and 
I'm not Jewish. Have visited Israel with my ex-husband who was Jewish. 
Thanks. Pat 

----- Original Message ----
From: akiva w <kevinakiva@yahoo.com>
To: permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org
Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 7:16:09 AM
Subject: [permaculture] Paid Permaculture Work Available Now in Jerusalem


Big/Good things happening at the eco-learning
center/permaculture guesthouse here in jerusalem. the
quality of fun, peaceful, ecological souls showing up
of all ethnic and political backgrounds is inspiring
and energizing. personally, it's probably the energy
wave of the approaching
eschaton/messiah/quickening/phase change, what have
you, and so far, it's quite pleasureable. i hope it
lasts.

for just the next 4 weeks, there are free guest
priveleges for everyone doing work-trade and
practicing permaculture design implementation here.
this way, you can "get in on it early" for a niche in
the guild/community for networknetting, learning,
partying, earning money, blowing minds, breeding....  

if you'd rather be paid in cash instead of food and
comfortable guest rooms to stay in, i pay 30-70
shekels/hour depending on what you do, how
independently you work, and the quality of your
results. you can also have US dollars if you prefer:
$7-$15/hour.

work needed:
-landscape labor, painting (walls+murals), cleaning,
organizing, interior/house design, gardening, website
design, therapeutic bodywork, natural foods cooking,
stone masonry, ecstatic chanting, stone chanting,
ecstatic masonry...

the tasty kosher food provided includes fresh organic
greens of all types, organic grains, all sorts of
spices and sauces, yummy deserts, coffee, tea ...more
(including hibatchi'd fish, chicken, lamb, and/or beef
if others will eat it too)

only 10 people needed, so contact me soon if you are
interested. this is NOT planned to happen as a
work-trade after february, although barter-exchange is
usually possible here if you have something
appropriate to offer. i am looking to hire 3 people
full time starting march 1 (with benefits and
everything). all during february, it's like i'm having
extended interviews to see who's a capable,
active/do-er permaculturist and who's an
armchair/theoretical permaculturist.

there is however, one ethnic requirement:

you must be from Positivia. No one of Bitchish or
Jerkolian extraction allowed, as we're selecting for
certain geneticly manifested attitudinal
characteristics.

it's only a $10 van ride 40 minutes door to door from
the Airport to get to the guesthouse, or you can take
a $3 bus, or even hitch. you'd barely need any money
here after that. also, if you are into scavenging, my
neighborhood is an excellent feeding ground for
furnishings and other valueable resources. i'll pay
you for the best stuff you can find on a daily basis.

you can do a google.com search on me if you want to
read things i've written, designed, implemented,
pillaged, etc. also, check out my recent posts in any
of the yahoogroups archives of janglo, israorganic, or
banana circle (israel PC, much of it in hebrew). after
that, you can phone me if you have additional
questions. 

it's a very active time here right now, and the the
best way to get involved is to come visit and check
out the scene, the sooner the better starting sunday
morn, feb 5.

peace-
akiva werbalowsky




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