Re: A modern bible: The Book of Permaculture

LL...is this of any value ?

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On 21 June 2018 at 03:32, Lawrence London <[email protected]> wrote:

> I was thinking this afternoon about seeing the world through the lens of
> permaculture, revisiting Earth, seeing it from a new perspective.
> Someone could write a book entitled: A modern bible: The Book of
> Permaculture,
> Questions:
> "what does the world look like to you when viewed through the lens of
> permaculture"
> Assuming everyone knows what the three Permaculture ethics are and accept
> and practice them, care for the Earth, care for people, return the surplus;
> I would like to focus on the first one because without that we will not
> have the second and third ones.
> On to observation, documentation, stewardship  and preservation of Earth's
> natural systems, i.e. Gaia, all to a great depth and in considerable
> detail.
>
> If anyone has ideas to share about this please do. I have one particularly
> interesting concept to present that has its origins in an observation I
> made at my permaculture farm property, to me, very Earth aligned.
>
> --
> Lawrence F. London, Jr.
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