El llamado de Quetzalcóatl

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Entre otras muchas cosas, este evento es un ejercicio de auto-sustentabilidad y autogestión. Se trata de juntos crear la eco-utopía ceremonial de una aldea efímera de paz en donde tod@s seamos co-responsables del resultado. Se trata de hacer un cambio en los paradigmas a los cuales estamos programados: es decir en vez de ver todo desde un punto de vista individualista y de provecho y ventajas propias, la idea aquí es que el bienestar y las metas del colectivo y de la Madre Tierra se anteponen a las del individuo. Es cambiar nuestra visión de antropocentrista a biocentrista. (Centrada en el ser humano a centrada en la vida).

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Taller impartido por Irene Goikolea

“Entrenando el corazón y la mente para cocrear un nuevo futuro” Irene Goikolea, life coach, cuenta con más de 20 años de experiencia en el campo interrelacional del nuevo nosotros, creado a partir de la expansión de la conciencia individual del yo que incluye al otro. Así mismo, es experta en el trabajo de sombra. Su principal objetivo es impactar en el despertar mutuo y en la transformación interior. En sus seminarios y talleres, Irene explora las múltiples posibilidades que existen en el espacio del “nosotros”, las cuales contribuyen al despertar de la conciencia colectiva. Este enfoque se basa en los valores de la sabiduría ancestral, sobre los que ha impulsado el retorno a una vida compartida, en sintonía con el nuevo paradigma evolutivo global. La vida cotidiana es la plataforma ideal para experimentar el conocimiento que se destila en cada uno de sus seminarios. Irene ha inspirado la fundación del proyecto Amalurra, formado por tres comunidades enfocadas en el desarrollo personal y colectivo. Formación: Máster universitario en Psicología Profunda, Constelaciones Familiares, rituales sistémicos, chamanismo, coaching, PNL, yoga y Reiki, entre otras disciplinas. En la actualidad, escribe su tesis doctoral basada en su experiencia comunitaria. —————————————————————————————————– La vida cotidiana nos refleja la realidad que construimos desde nuestro interior. Todo lo que excluimos o negamos de nosotros mismos emerge a la superficie como síntomas de cualquier tipo como estrés, conflictos interpersonales continuos, falta de vitalidad, reactividad ante las decisiones, relaciones dependientes, sensación de bloque
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Autumn PDC 2017 Greece, Tinos Island

Autumn 2017 Permaculture Design Course 23 September – 5 October (12 days, 80 hours certificate) Led by Andrew Jordan and Elena Symeonidou We are excited to announce the second FULL PERMACULTURE DESIGN COURSE (PDC) that will be hosted in Tinos Eco-lodge with two knowledgeable teachers Andrew Jordan from Ireland and Elena Symeonidou from Greece. The Permaculture Design Certificate The Permaculture Design Certificate is an 80 hour theoretical course based on Bill Mollison’s Designers Manual, teaching how we can use today’s tools and technology to create a more sustainable world. Permaculture is not only about growing vegetables and animals, it is a whole sustainable lifestyle. Permaculture ethics are Earth Care, People Care and Return of Surplus and this is taught by showing students to focus on local resources and their local community, and to have well thought out design practices to create abundance sustainably. Andrew and Elena aim at inspiring students with their own very real examples of transforming their lives with permaculture in a contemporary context. Having worked in a broad spectrum of climate and social conditions, they will share with their students the thrills but also the challenges they faced. Oftentimes permaculture is being presented as a panacea for world problems and the road to resilience and abundance is depicted as straightforward and easy. Andrew and Elena will challenge this notion and try to prepare their students in a realistic manner for their own fascinating journey towards change. Nikos will share his hands-on experience of building the ecolodge and designing the energy, water, plant and waste systems. We will have the rare opportunity to discuss and elaborate on Nikos’ and Marilia’s choices on different aspects of their project, reflect on the challenges, opportunities and limitations. Anyone who wants to bring a big change in his life and gain a thorough understanding of how we can use our natural e
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School of self-sufficiency

Communal Camp-out, Learn new skills and get amongst nature for the weekend. This is a unique program that allows participants to learn 8 new skills over one weekend from a variety of self-sufficiency categories whilst camping out and experiencing community living at one of our farm or outback locations. We invite eight great teachers to come along and pass on their specialty skills and/or knowledge in a two hour session each. Some classes will be very high energy, hands-on and practical and others will be at a slow pace, relaxed and engaging, and there will also be plenty of time for socialise and have a great time with the other participants. It’s like a mixture of TED talks, ConFest skill-shares, Scouts, practical classes and all round communal good times. FEBRUARY WORKSHOP WEEKEND PROGRAM Creative Collective Workshops 1. Passive Solar and Natural Building for your area. With Heidi Moore from Mudmob Collective. Heidi has an Advanced Diploma in Building Design (Architectural) and has been studying and practicing natural building for the past 10 years. This is a great opportunity to get inspired and learn the basics behind sustainable architecture theories and natural building techniques and possibilities. Class format: 2 hour interactive lecture style class. 2. Upcycling Cardboard Boxes (Box Craft), with BoxWars founder Ross Koger. “A network of cardboard warriors who are engaged in an epic struggle for the liberty of corrugated creativity.” One of our main goals is to bring cardboard back to the consumers who discarded it in the first place without realising its true potential. This we consider a war…..and no war is without conflict. Become a warrior fight the good fight – learn from the master of Boxwars, Ross Koger. He will be teaching us practical techniques on how to re-use cardboard boxes and craft them into new structural forms. Class format: Hands-on crafting. 3. Wild Fermentation (Sauerkraut), with Kate Marsh founder of Creative Coll

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