All this is blowing my mind. Learning about Good magazine and all the million inspiring connections and thoughts in there, the earthy growth from worm farming over time, spiritual growth of community I've gotten from being part of the Kohanga Reo, recently finding the book on native Cherokee teaching (referred from my friend Wayne from taking the bus) about "touching" life, and now just looking at the Koanga Gardens website. I feel like I am trying to grow and open up, but am very closed compared to what I could be. Very unearthy, but trying to let it in.
(Links posted here, and also on the sidebar.)
Koanga Gardens Centre for Sustainable Living (and they sell plants and seeds in their original variety):
http://www.koanga.co.nz/
The original institute, started by Kay Baxter:
http://www.koanga.org.nz/
Good magazine made me want to cry when I first found it, and with Koanga Gardens I am having the same feeling. They run courses for self-sustainability and eco-villages, and are fighting this fight.
Here is a little blog from my tiny world, of just having learned to worm farm!
1 comment:
lovely worm at the top, worm lady of the bones! koanga gardens is so inspiring, you should try to go and have a look when you're travelling north again.
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