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  • #30: Albert Einstein on Energy and Nature

    "The ancient knew something, which we seem to have forgotten", "The more I learn of physics, the more I'm drawn to metaphysics", "One thing I have learned in a long life: that all our science, measured against reality, is primitive and childlike. We still do not know one thousandth of one percent of what nature has revealed to us. It is entirely possible that behind the perception of our senses, worlds are hidden, of which we are unaware”. These are some quotes from Albert Einstein and in this episode, I'm gonna read some more of these and have discussion about energy, matter and the world of metaphysics in which we live...

    20 min
  • #29: The 4 Main Cycles of Nature

    In this episode, we're going to talk about the cycles of nature and how to understand the cycles of nature, that it can be so much easier to grow food and abundance and health for your family...

    25 min
  • #28 Growing With Nature

    In this episode, we explore growing with nature and living as part of nature. First, we look at what is nature? What is the biosphere? What is an ecosystem? We explore the sun and it's role in this amazing phenomenon called nature. We also look at the role of the moon and how that has an affect on not only the tides but the water in all of life including us as a humans, and the plant life, and the soil life...

    16 min
  • #27: Prepping for times of Change

    We've all heard of the word "prepping". Prepping often brings to mind bunkers and doomsday ideas, but actually prepping is just simple, smart, it makes sense, that's what our parents' used to do, having our food storage on hand. So in this episode, we're gonna talk about what are the things you would want to have on hand if there's time of disruptions...

    35 min
  • #26: My death experience in the Himalayas

    In this episode, I'm going to share the time that I was in Nepal, searching for Shambala and I found myself in a Buddhist monastery facing my death. It was 2008, I had Isaiah, I had a one year old. I was living in Shambala, one that I call it and I had an opportunity to go to Nepal. I already had an experience with the concept of Shambala. I'd read a few different books and perspectives, and I was in love with this concept, this magical way of living this place that we could potentially visit in real life, but also to uncover and grow into internally and a way of life...

    47 min
  • #25: Humanure

    This episode is all about turning our biggest waste into our most precious resource. Humanure is basically the science behind composting toilets. A compost toilet requires no water, plumbing, pipes, vents, drains, electricity, or urine separation. It's a toilet that makes gardens. It's designed to collect toilet material for composting in a separate location. This 11 minute video provides a brief overview on the toilet and the processes. You can read the whole book in our course library for free if you are member. Otherwise check it out here https://humanurehandbook.com/ for the past 14 year we have been using simple compost toilets to transform l humanure into amazing compost. I would highly recommend it and we have had way less problems then our council approved liquid system that using electricity, pumps, water and costs thousands and requires twice yearly maintenance, compared to the static, zero water, zero problem zero cost system we have used and so have hundreds of our staff, guests, trainees and clients. Compost toilets can provide a sanitation solution when water or electricity are not available, or when you simply want to make more compost or less environmental pollution. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shambhalaliving/message

    24 min
  • #24: Becoming a father birthed my food growing journey

    This episode was recorded on Father’s Day 2021. I reconnected to the 3 times I witnessed my children being born. I realised how that birthed my deepest journey so far in a quest to provide them the healthiest life possible. I found the best way to nurture their health and future was by nourishing the soil and plant life that provided them with the best food and natural life possible. My life as a regenerative food gardener was born.
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    18 min

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