Are you in Right Relation?
Permaculture Womens Guild
What it means to live in right relation
- Read more about Are you in Right Relation?
- Log in to post comments
What’s in a Name?
Permaculture Womens Guild
Arbitrary label or a point of connection? By Roshnii Rose What’s in a name? That which we call a rose,By any other name would smell as sweet. Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare I have an interesting relationship with names. In 2002, at the age of 20, I was given a Sanskrit name by my then meditation teacher and felt as though a powerful gift had been bestowed upon me. Roshnii — meaning Divine Light or ‘the first ray of sun at dawn’. It seemed the name was imbued with an energy that elevated my mind. In 2006, after living for 4 years…
- Read more about What’s in a Name?
- Log in to post comments
Connection-the Language of Life
Permaculture Womens Guild
Early morning musings on meaning and connection, the language of life.
- Read more about Connection-the Language of Life
- Log in to post comments
Harvesting Abundance: Another Twist on the Third Permaculture Ethic
Permaculture Womens Guild
Different perspectives on the third permaculture ethic
Decoloniziation for Beginners: Inner and Outer Vision
Permaculture Womens Guild
Using the land and our tangible environments as the palette of living changes everything. Life is not just an idea that lives in the head, or a feeling that lives in the heart. Here we have embodied reality, or at least what we call reality at any point in our individual or collective experience. By Maria Zayas As a newbie to permaculture, and an old hand at personal growth, the matter of decolonizing has really piqued my interest. It is easy for me to picture the nature of the colonization process in our physical world: people coopting land and resources,…
On placemaking, true diversity and intercontinental cross-pollination — a conversation with Ridhi D’Cruz
Permaculture Womens Guild
The art of placemaking, regenerating public spaces.
On permaculture, entitlement, and that pesky third ethic: all aboard the elephant in the room
Permaculture Womens Guild
By Heather Jo Flores “Contact with the soil reminds us that we are an integral part of nature, rather than feeling shut out and excluded. The simple acts of growing and eating our own food, recreating habitats in which nature’s diversity thrives, and taking steps to live more simply are practical ways of living which connect us to an awareness of Nature’s seamless whole. Permaculture is a spiritual reconnection as well as an ecological strategy.” — Maddy Harland. What is permaculture? Strictly speaking, “Permaculture” is a combination of the words “permanent” and “agriculture,” spliced together, and used to describe a methodology for…