permaculture

[trevor william johnson <john2116@msu.edu>]

i very much agree with this last point. mollison says is a  
positivistic approach to solving the issues harmon is talking about  
while not using the law of attraction to self sabotage our good  
intent.  May i remind all of us that we are here to play the game of  
life, this is fun! WE CAN DO THIS!  WE CANNOT FAIL!  we live in a  
multiverse of unlimited possibilities and realities. so even if we  
fail in this one i guarantee we will succeed in another. and even if  
we cant/do "reduce, reuse, recycle" is not just a term humans use.  
that which is life/spirit will live on and continue to evolve and  
find ways to manifest its beauty and creativity.

 furthermore i want to acknowledge all of you who are reading this  
and those who arnt/cant.  we are on the cutting edge of what it means  
to be a human being on this planet...and that requires a playful  
curiosity about life that few utilize. thank you for being my mentors.

trevor

On Apr 2, 2008, at 10:27 AM, lbsaltzman@aol.com wrote:
permacutre
> You describe the problem and much suffering is coming. But one of? 
> the points of Permaculture is to not wallow in the negative but to  
> provide positive alternatives.? Check out Geoff Lawton's video on  
> Youtube "Greening The Desert", Darren Doherty's stuff on keyline? 
> and some of the other excellent Permaculture videos there. There  
> are solutions to restoring landscapes and rehydrating them.