When Thomas from Earthoria interviewed Jo Jandai from Pun Pun Center for Self-Reliance, I absolutely loved one of his answers about "Experts":
Q: You state on the website, "We dont believe in experts, but in learning together" Why do you not believe in experts?
A: Because experts, they only know one thing, but life is not only one thing, life is everything together. So nobody can be expert in life. So the way we do, is we have to experience it ourself. Because in sustainable way, or in natural way there is no formula.
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"Life Can Be Easy"
Earthoria is a website I came across while looking for sustainable farming projects in Thailand. It is an excellent resource for travellers, or inquisitive minds alike, and is self-described as a travel and lifestyle blog. Here is an short excerpt from Earthoria's
"ABOUT" page:
"We originally set up Earthoria in Thailand, where we met and where we both lived for years. During this time, Tina managed an HIV/AIDS campaign (Aidscarewatch.org), and Thomas initially volunteered with a Burma-related Human Rights group on the Burmese border.. Following some prompting from friends, we thought we’d set up the website to share some of our experiences with others."
(from www.earthoria.com )
In addition to interesting travel articles, they have a ton of podcasts on all sorts of subjects all over the world. They have a lot of information on Europe, Central America, and particularly Thailand. I really enjoyed the podcast about Pun Pun, the sustainable organic farm in Northern Thailand.
Pun Pun, aka the
"Pun Pun Center for Self Reliance" believes that
life can be easy.
It can be easy if we become be self-sustaining by learning how to provide ourselves with the basic necesseties of life such as; shelter, medicine, and food. Then we could depend on ourselves and build thriving communities. Their main focus is organic farming and seed-saving, however they also focus on making medicine making,as well as earthern house-building. To learn about workshops, or volunteer/intern opportunities go to: http://www.punpunthailand.org/
"ABOUT" page:
"We originally set up Earthoria in Thailand, where we met and where we both lived for years. During this time, Tina managed an HIV/AIDS campaign (Aidscarewatch.org), and Thomas initially volunteered with a Burma-related Human Rights group on the Burmese border.. Following some prompting from friends, we thought we’d set up the website to share some of our experiences with others."
(from www.earthoria.com )
In addition to interesting travel articles, they have a ton of podcasts on all sorts of subjects all over the world. They have a lot of information on Europe, Central America, and particularly Thailand. I really enjoyed the podcast about Pun Pun, the sustainable organic farm in Northern Thailand.
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| @Pun Pun |
Pun Pun, aka the
"Pun Pun Center for Self Reliance" believes that
life can be easy.
It can be easy if we become be self-sustaining by learning how to provide ourselves with the basic necesseties of life such as; shelter, medicine, and food. Then we could depend on ourselves and build thriving communities. Their main focus is organic farming and seed-saving, however they also focus on making medicine making,as well as earthern house-building. To learn about workshops, or volunteer/intern opportunities go to: http://www.punpunthailand.org/
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Click here to go to this article, or hear the Pod cast and learn more about |
- seed saving vs. corporations
- how globalization and corporations are affecting our natural seed supply and our CHOICE
- composting techniques
- earthern buildings
- Pun Pun organic restaurant and farm
- self-reliance and sustainability.
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