Sustainable Hawaii

Aloha landcrafters,

I want to ask if you would share my invitation to the planet to have a party in the streets on 21 daecember that memrializes our arrival as a planetary civilization ...the end of an age where we can thank those ancestors who
brought us this far, and the beginning of a new age as a memder of the galaxy.

just go to youtube and type in .....jim channon invitation

spread it far and wide.

jim

There is a real American and Polynesian mix of small habitats popping up in the byways of the big island. The great news is that there are inhabited by inspired young people who are looking at the real essence of polynesian living and are proud to say they are also skill based farmers. In North Kohala there is a movement to get the brightest of the young walk about youth and get them together to create a generation of Hawaiian Americans who are back to the land. Inside a perma-culture foundation they are adding beauty and play to their creations.

Hungry? Just head over to the park. Seattle's new food forest aims to be an edible wilderness. (Photo: Buena Vista Images/Getty Images)

Fact Sheet

PROTOWORLD DESIGNWORKS
announces the film
title: MISSION:Paradise
THE GROKUMENTARY
1:13 HRS COLOR VIDEO

MISSION :Paradise ... AT Last the film is full length on youtube please see the roughcut and send it SHARE to groups you think my enjoy this one of a kind positive informtion about our future ...ITS FREE ,,,but donations would be great to recover the costs ..tax exempt Thanks to all who helped!! go planet, JIM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAU2K4JwTjc&feature=share
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Jim Channon "live"

ECO OASIS
far more than a farm

NATURE + CULTURE > LIFEFORCE

What invention in this century would equal the industrial revolution of the last century? In my work as a social architect I see a great pull for everyone to get back to the land and nature. I see a far further exploration of her potential and our good fortune should we learn to play with her on a much grander scale. In my quest to find new footprints for us to make that uber connection with the earth I have finally come to the ecoOASIS. This is a multi-purpose landscape with a culturally diverse team on-board.

Jim Channon

THERE IS AN ENDLESS BARRAGE of information sources that feature the status woe. They want your attention to at some sell you some of their product. Your mission should you choose to accept it ...is to avoid the doomsday distractions and get on with the real wealth in store for your when you:

Story from Superonsciousness magazine

What are some of the greatest things that you learned by living among these people?

KA:The greatest of things that I learned was of a light heart. . . .
I learned these truths to be self-evident:
- That all beings are created equal and are equal creators, and are endowed by their Creator(s) with certain unalienable powers
- That among these are beauty, love, divinity and magical wisdom

The deep security Plan for one homestead ...adjust to suit your plantings!

THE ARE THE BASICS FOR SURVIVAL IN THE COMING TIMES

WATER

The most critical substance
We need drinking, washing dishes, washing clothes. and flushing toilet grade water.
Everyone buys two clean five gallon buckets with tight tops and handle for foraging.
Each house has two clean garbage cans with top and a tarp to catch water from rooves.
Building corners have new hose drops to organize the catchment there.
Everyone knows we have a big 3500 gallon collapsible tank ready for set up.

BEAUTY … LIFE FORCE … FLOW STATE FARMING
ARCTURUS JIM

by Andrea Dean

Well…we did it! Planning for the first Community Harvest Hawaii was an exercise in trust–we were planning a large community food event where we didn’t know anything in advance. Important things such as how much food we would have to work with, what kind of food and how many people were coming to eat! But in true Kohala community fashion everyone pitched in, we had a LOT of food and everyone got to eat and enjoy. The community contributed:
-30 pounds of taro
-80 pounds of pumpkin
-4 pounds of green beans