http://www.archive.org/details/EtcVoicesPodcast015
KMO talks with two ETC permaculture apprentices about how their desire to live close to the land has created a rift between them and their families. Later, Jason Deptula, a wizard in hippie's clothing, describes how his normally harmonious interactions with the muggles of rural Tennessee sometimes takes an odd turn.
KMO talks with two ETC permaculture apprentices about how their desire to live close to the land has created a rift between them and their families. Later, Jason Deptula, a wizard in hippie's clothing, describes how his normally harmonious interactions with the muggles of rural Tennessee sometimes takes an odd turn.
Thanks for the podcast, KMO! I enjoyed the interview with Charlie and Jasmine. I've thought for several years now, how the knowledge and know-how of many self sufficient skills is itself a currency. I look forward, always, to hearing Jason's views. Thought I'd share a quote I came across in 2008. I've written it on a piece of paper, and carry it with me. It deals with change. "He was a person who, if he did not exactly love change, had learned to welcome it, to stand in the shifting winds with a continuous alert curiousity about whatever might come next. I think this is the secret...of a different sort of youthfulness."-Mark Doty I read this often, and remind myself to let change flow over me, like a rock in a stream. It's like my center of being is watching, always, what's passing me by, just knowing that the flow will continue, and that I have a choice to react or not, and a choice in choosing my reaction. So far, this small island deep inside myself has been a very nice vantage point!
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