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In Myanmar / Burma

Posted by Sarvesvara Dasa over 11 years ago

Something I have noticed in Myanmar on my travel is making me feel amazed...

Something I have noticed in Myanmar on my travel is making me feel amazed...

I don't see any PDC or any sort of Permaculture brain behind it. But these people are better than that - I am sure.

I saw loads of plants in the small piece of land. I saw lots of the land in slopes with every aspect implemented from the ones I have read in the PermaCulture. I saw the huts and homes built on all those I can read from PermaCulture concepts.

One can think, I am exagirating, but what I saw are all true.

I could make a short talk from the locals there - with the minimal time I had. All I can find is - there is the experience brain going on there. Nothing else.

These people are born and brought up with the land, rain, soil, plants, cows, weather - and all.

I wish I can make another trip to stay and learn something from them :-)

 

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Jyoti Deshpande
Jyoti Deshpande : hey, i know what u mean, in india, our forefathers already knew the how to be self-sustainable :-) it is only the future generations that took the system apart and we are at what we r today :-( but permaculture combines all traditions and most importantly has given scientific reasons to what is is being done and why. this helps in convincing people like us in believing what we were doing centuries ago and to adopt the practices and improving them by understanding other cultures too...
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Sarvesvara Dasa
Sarvesvara Dasa : Just saw this message. Thanks for passing by.
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Gladys Pearson
Gladys Pearson : Sounds amazing. Besides, do not forget to check out my project which is minecraftle game. It is truly awesome
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San Concrete
San Concrete : . I saw lots of the land in slopes with every aspect implemented from the ones I have read in the PermaCulture.- truck brake service
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