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Ange Chakana is a permaculture & Montessori school
teacher as well as a forest educator.
She was also one of my own teachers during my Permaculture
Design Course this summer.
Ange started Earth Keepers camps two years ago after leaving
the US and struggling to find good ways to teach permaculture to children in
the school system.
We speak about how permaculture is so much more than just land management but a pathfinder and guide in life that allows us to
(re-)connect to ourselves, our roots, our skills and abilities which
is so transformative in a majorly disconnected world where
many humans suffer from āmistaken identitiesā.
Permaculture is about a shift in vocabulary, a shift in
language, a shift in the way we relate to ourselves and the world around us.
We speak about the capacity, the capabilities we have as
people to take responsibility and actively BE the living, breathing, tangible,
local transformations, each and every one of us in our own rights.
āI think thatās what is needed right now, that we move from
being consumer driven to being PRODUCERS and also to realize our ECOLOGICAL
IDENTITY.ā
-starting by questioning our actions and the ways we are
living our lives.
We explore the question of why āsitting in silence together
and deep listening in community has the potential to transform societiesā.
Ange also shares some practical ways to re-connect, to engage
in permaculture, one of them being to live with the seasons ā and helps us
understand better how we can do this.
To experience Angeās offering for permaculture kids courses
visit her website https://www.earthkeepers-camps.org/
or send her a mail for more information as well as offers for adult courses and
learning at [email protected]
PS if the story Ange shared about the community intersection in Portland you can find more information about this or inspiration and support for transforming your home town here https://cityrepair.org/
Thank you for listening to this Talk āšš
which came alive through the voices of
Ange Chakana
and your host Stella Sage
Ā
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Ange Chakana is a permaculture & Montessori school
teacher as well as a forest educator.
She was also one of my own teachers during my Permaculture
Design Course this summer.
Ange started Earth Keepers camps two years ago after leaving
the US and struggling to find good ways to teach permaculture to children in
the school system.
We speak about how permaculture is so much more than just land management but a pathfinder and guide in life that allows us to
(re-)connect to ourselves, our roots, our skills and abilities which
is so transformative in a majorly disconnected world where
many humans suffer from āmistaken identitiesā.
Permaculture is about a shift in vocabulary, a shift in
language, a shift in the way we relate to ourselves and the world around us.
We speak about the capacity, the capabilities we have as
people to take responsibility and actively BE the living, breathing, tangible,
local transformations, each and every one of us in our own rights.
āI think thatās what is needed right now, that we move from
being consumer driven to being PRODUCERS and also to realize our ECOLOGICAL
IDENTITY.ā
-starting by questioning our actions and the ways we are
living our lives.
We explore the question of why āsitting in silence together
and deep listening in community has the potential to transform societiesā.
Ange also shares some practical ways to re-connect, to engage
in permaculture, one of them being to live with the seasons ā and helps us
understand better how we can do this.
To experience Angeās offering for permaculture kids courses
visit her website https://www.earthkeepers-camps.org/
or send her a mail for more information as well as offers for adult courses and
learning at [email protected]
PS if the story Ange shared about the community intersection in Portland you can find more information about this or inspiration and support for transforming your home town here https://cityrepair.org/
Thank you for listening to this Talk āšš
which came alive through the voices of
Ange Chakana
and your host Stella Sage
Ā