I heard about your work from the the ‘Wiser Earth’ website. I have been wanting to find out about permaculture am glad to have found someone who seems to be doing something with it in India.
I am a part of a group of friends, who are in the process of establishing a community-initiative that is trying to ‘experiment’ at creating a way of life that is non-exploitative (wrt both nature and other human beings) and ecologically sustainable. Amongst the various dimensions of our work, we are also experimenting with organic/natural farming as a source of livelihood. We would want to create a model of small scale farming that is ecologically sustainable and economically viable.
I wanted to know where one can get to know more about Permaculture, get to see some experiments where people are practising it and talk to some people who could explain the concept to us.
Hey Guys, you must be at Vasu’s place now. If you get this message while you’re there, say Hi to the family for me. I had a wonderful time there last year and cherish having had the opportunity to live with such a wonderful family. I have fond memories of the trip last year and appreciate the opportunity to have worked with you guys. Be ’safe’ now!
I just red this interesting website and I am becoming more and more enthousiastic. Permaculture is something I don’t know much about, but I would love to learn about it. Do you organise any other courses this coming year?
I am a Dutch female and am living in India since 1 year. As I fell in love with an Indian man (from Bangelore) it seems that I am going to stay here. I would love to learn more and play an active role in premaculture.
December 30, 2008 at 4:05 pm
Hi,
I heard about your work from the the ‘Wiser Earth’ website. I have been wanting to find out about permaculture am glad to have found someone who seems to be doing something with it in India.
I am a part of a group of friends, who are in the process of establishing a community-initiative that is trying to ‘experiment’ at creating a way of life that is non-exploitative (wrt both nature and other human beings) and ecologically sustainable. Amongst the various dimensions of our work, we are also experimenting with organic/natural farming as a source of livelihood. We would want to create a model of small scale farming that is ecologically sustainable and economically viable.
I wanted to know where one can get to know more about Permaculture, get to see some experiments where people are practising it and talk to some people who could explain the concept to us.
I shall look fwd to hearing from you.
Best,
Atishi Marlena
(Maanav Sthali)
January 16, 2009 at 9:52 pm
Hey Guys, you must be at Vasu’s place now. If you get this message while you’re there, say Hi to the family for me. I had a wonderful time there last year and cherish having had the opportunity to live with such a wonderful family. I have fond memories of the trip last year and appreciate the opportunity to have worked with you guys. Be ’safe’ now!
Here is a link to my online photos if you want to check them out http://picasaweb.google.com/ericfordolson
Eric
March 3, 2009 at 9:38 am
Dear Richard and Mehrunisa,
I just red this interesting website and I am becoming more and more enthousiastic. Permaculture is something I don’t know much about, but I would love to learn about it. Do you organise any other courses this coming year?
I am a Dutch female and am living in India since 1 year. As I fell in love with an Indian man (from Bangelore) it seems that I am going to stay here. I would love to learn more and play an active role in premaculture.
Waiting for your reply.
Warm regards,
Janneke