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749: Maayan Chelsea and Scotty Karas on Ritual Farming.
Connecting people to the cycles and rhythms of growing food.
In This Podcast:
Maayan Chelsea and Scotty Karas share how they integrated their interests in sustainability with their desire to grow food and build community, and along the way recognized the rhythms and cycles of nature that connect people to the earth. They’ve been able to eat meals that but for the spices are 100% from their own garden and we learn how they got to this point and where they go next.
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Our Guest:
Listen in for these great quotes:
3/4 of our food comes from the garden – Maayan
And we use the garden and the earth as a mirror to look at ourselves and look at our own soul’s growth and where we’re at in our lives. – Scotty
These different rituals and practices build cultural topsoil where there’s a group of people who know these songs, they know these rituals – Maayan
Book recommendation:
Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmer
Trees of Power by Akiva Silver
You can find Mayaan and Chelsea at:
Website: SoulGardensLove.org
Facebook: Soul Gardens
Instagram: Soul Gardens Love
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