Seed of Life

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About the Community

  • Established
  • English
  • Ecological
  • Rural

What we do

The Mission of the Seed of Life, Texas, is to supply a sacred safe space where we can bring together and heal, grow and create strong individuals with healthy bodies, healthy minds and healthy spirits. To facilitate this mission, The Seed of Life provides a facility, tools and a forum to learn and share beneficial information about:

  • Evangelizing the Word and Spirit of Genesis 1:29
  • Detoxing fallacious beliefs, addictions and cultural mythology.
  • Recovering, nurturing and maintaining a pure body-mind-spirit via a clean lifestyle.
  • Developing Christ-centered Spiritual Connection beyond ‘denomination.’
  • Inner-standing a non-propaganda-driven view of financial and geo-political systems.
  • Achieving sovereignty and success for member’s life goals.
  • Encouraging self-sustainability through connection with the earth.

For over a decade we worked to build a prototype Suburban Homestead Organic (GMO free) Food Forest in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada (in the Mohave Desert) using Veganic Gardening and Permaculture Principles. We worked to grow plants traditionally found in the Holy Land and Garden of Eden (Pistachios, Figs, Dates, Pomegranates, Olives, Citrus, Jujubes, Carob, Mulberry and more). On Winter Solstice of 2012 (12-21-12) we launched our WholeWAY Home concept. We hosted kindred spirits from all over who wished to stay in a place that supported health and sobriety.
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Now we are redefining The Way of our Sanctuary. We have visited and been inspired by Rabbi Dr. Gabriel Cousens at Tree of Life, Brother Day at the Essene Monastery in Oregon, visited with the Enchanted Gardener in San Diego, along with following the writings of Edmond Bordeaux Székely, and other communal spaces to experience what works best. With some lessons learned, we have left the Desert and arrived in the Promised Land of Texas.
Our complete community principles and mission statement may be found on our website.

  • Purpose
  • Ecological
  • Languages
  • English
  • Community type
  • eco-tourism-site
  • learning-centre
  • permaculture-project

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How to join

All potential community members must be committed to a vegetarian lifestyle with a focus on raw food, and be working towards Sobriety and Sovereignty.
We invite you to reach out to us through our website where we have a form for people interested in volunteering or visiting. We are also on IC.org. For full time residents, a background check and credit report may be required.

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Permaculture Design Course (PDC), September

*We have a few places left on the September PDC, and room for one or 2 more for the Natural Building Course starting September 15th* Permaculture Design Course (PDC) Thailand September 2nd to September 14th, 2019 Daruma Eco Farm, Bang Phra, Si Racha District, Chon Buri 20110, Thailand In the early days of permaculture, Bill Mollison’s Designer’s Manual was the stated standard for most PDC’s. Sometimes a PDC description would state that it officially covered the “14 chapters” which are listed here: Introduction (to permaculture) Concepts and Themes in Design Methods of Design Pattern Understanding Climatic Factors Trees and their Energy Transactions Water Soils Earthworking and Earth Resources The Humid Tropics Dryland Strategies Humid Cool to Cold Climates Aquaculture The Strategies of an Alternative Global Nation In a few places, these chapters can serve as a guide for a PDC that will wind through the maze of design concepts and supporting background material. The Daruma PDC definitely covers the topics in these 14 chapters but this is not the order (or format) it is presented. Every PDC course here at Daruma begins with an orientation tour of the farm to give you an overall impression of how individual elements integrate with each other. This often generates a broad range of questions. We will, however, hold off on answering most of these questions initially but don’t worry, if the course material doesn’t answer them, they will be answered in time. We also spend some time getting to know each other and sharing our goals. One reason for not answering all the questions in the beginning is the most common answer in permaculture courses is, “it depends.” So it takes a little time to establish the basic foundations which we start on right away. That foundation begins with two important topics: The state of the world (why we need permaculture design thinking) and what is permaculture and where did it come from (a compr

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