Raw and Living-Foods Vegan Eco-Village Forming!

[Guest guest]

Um another Jim Jones cult! LOL

Raphael Spindell <rspindell wrote:Raw and

Living-Foods Vegan Eco-Village Forming!

 

I thought this might be of interest to some of you who may feel as I

do, that living in today's society and attempting to be an ethical

and/or health motivated vegan is difficult to impossible and have

dreamed of having a place to call your own. Waking up in the

mornings, it's getting harder to look in the mirror and feel that I

am living within my value systems, to that end, I'm getting together

people in order to start a new Eco-Village in beautiful tropical

Belize (Central America) called " Adahy Wakiza " (formed from the

Cherokee words for " Lives in the Woods " and " Determined Warrior " ).

Diets will be primarily raw, whole, vegan-organic (no animal

inputs!), wild-crafted and wild-harvested vegetarian (vegan) foods.

The village will be completely sustainable and self-sufficient.

Several non-profit oriented programs will be administered from Adahy

Wakiza, including a Wildlife Sanctuary/Nature Preserve for endangered

rainforest flora and fauna, sustainability training center, and raw

vegan education and outreach services.

 

 

Adahy Wakiza is a unique and exciting project. Adahy Wakiza will be

a primitive tribal eco-village/intentional community, training

center, activist center, healing retreat, wildlife sanctuary/nature

reserve and native permaculture forest farm. We will be based upon a

hybrid Conservation and Community Land Trust model. Of the 166 acres

of land we are currently interested in, there are 25 acres

agrarian/semi-agrarian use, and the other land will be preserved as a

Wildlife sanctuary and Nature Reserve. We plan to expand on our land

in the future in order to widen the area of the Wildlife Sanctuary

and Nature Reserve.

 

Become indigenous with the land, not just in spirit, but in

practice. Don't just talk about it, live it! ESCAPE NOW! Choose

your jungle: Concrete, or Wood!

 

If you are interested you can get more information on the project by:

Checking out our website:

 

http://www.childrenofthemillennium.org/adahywakiza

 

Joining in on our planning discussions at our eGroup:

on the web: EcoVillage-Belize/

through email: -EcoVillage-Belize

 

E-mailing us directly:

adahywakiza

 

 

Hope to see you in Belize!

 

 

Raphael Spindell

Adahy Wakiza Eco-Village Project

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Raw and Living-Foods Vegan Eco-Village Forming!

 

I thought this might be of interest to some of you who may feel as I

do, that living in today's society and attempting to be an ethical

and/or health motivated vegan is difficult to impossible and have

dreamed of having a place to call your own. Waking up in the

mornings, it's getting harder to look in the mirror and feel that I

am living within my value systems, to that end, I'm getting together

people in order to start a new Eco-Village in beautiful tropical

Belize (Central America) called " Adahy Wakiza " (formed from the

Cherokee words for " Lives in the Woods " and " Determined Warrior " ).

Diets will be primarily raw, whole, vegan-organic (no animal

inputs!), wild-crafted and wild-harvested vegetarian (vegan) foods.

The village will be completely sustainable and self-sufficient.

Several non-profit oriented programs will be administered from Adahy

Wakiza, including a Wildlife Sanctuary/Nature Preserve for endangered

rainforest flora and fauna, sustainability training center, and raw

vegan education and outreach services.

 

 

Adahy Wakiza is a unique and exciting project. Adahy Wakiza will be

a primitive tribal eco-village/intentional community, training

center, activist center, healing retreat, wildlife sanctuary/nature

reserve and native permaculture forest farm. We will be based upon a

hybrid Conservation and Community Land Trust model. Of the 166 acres

of land we are currently interested in, there are 25 acres

agrarian/semi-agrarian use, and the other land will be preserved as a

Wildlife sanctuary and Nature Reserve. We plan to expand on our land

in the future in order to widen the area of the Wildlife Sanctuary

and Nature Reserve.

 

Become indigenous with the land, not just in spirit, but in

practice. Don't just talk about it, live it! ESCAPE NOW! Choose

your jungle: Concrete, or Wood!

 

If you are interested you can get more information on the project by:

Checking out our website:

 

http://www.childrenofthemillennium.org/adahywakiza

 

Joining in on our planning discussions at our eGroup:

on the web: EcoVillage-Belize/

through email: -EcoVillage-Belize

 

E-mailing us directly:

adahywakiza

 

 

Hope to see you in Belize!

 

 

Raphael Spindell

Adahy Wakiza Eco-Village Project

[Guest guest]

, Kennether Macon

<mrsmacon903> wrote:

>

> Um another Jim Jones cult! LOL

 

Uh yeah, whatever..

 

Sarcasm aside... we have a STRICT " NO Kool-Aid! " policy in the

contract! We're all interested in living a nice long peaceful and

healthy life free of oppression... Sorry if you can't see or

appreciate that! But, in these times, caution is necessary of

course, if anyone has any real concerns over this being a Jim

Jones/Heavens Gate/Waco Texas whatever cult, then please express

them.

 

Raphael

[Guest guest]

I'm with you in spirit Raphael, but my time is totally filled. Probably

the most experienced with the political structures you'll be encountering

is Steven Gaskin. Here's a good resource for his experiences.

rusty

http://www.robotwisdom.com/jorn/gaskin.html

rusty

-

" Raphael Spindell " <rspindell

<rawfood >

Wednesday, April 09, 2003 7:18 AM

[Raw Food] Raw and Living-Foods Vegan Eco-Village Forming!

> Raw and Living-Foods Vegan Eco-Village Forming!

>

> I thought this might be of interest to some of you who may feel as I

> do, that living in today's society and attempting to be an ethical

> and/or health motivated vegan is difficult to impossible and have

> dreamed of having a place to call your own. Waking up in the

> mornings, it's getting harder to look in the mirror and feel that I

> am living within my value systems, to that end, I'm getting together

> people in order to start a new Eco-Village in beautiful tropical

> Belize (Central America) called " Adahy Wakiza " (formed from the

> Cherokee words for " Lives in the Woods " and " Determined Warrior " ).

> Diets will be primarily raw, whole, vegan-organic (no animal

> inputs!), wild-crafted and wild-harvested vegetarian (vegan) foods.

> The village will be completely sustainable and self-sufficient.

> Several non-profit oriented programs will be administered from Adahy

> Wakiza, including a Wildlife Sanctuary/Nature Preserve for endangered

> rainforest flora and fauna, sustainability training center, and raw

> vegan education and outreach services.

>

>

> Adahy Wakiza is a unique and exciting project. Adahy Wakiza will be

> a primitive tribal eco-village/intentional community, training

> center, activist center, healing retreat, wildlife sanctuary/nature

> reserve and native permaculture forest farm. We will be based upon a

> hybrid Conservation and Community Land Trust model. Of the 166 acres

> of land we are currently interested in, there are 25 acres

> agrarian/semi-agrarian use, and the other land will be preserved as a

> Wildlife sanctuary and Nature Reserve. We plan to expand on our land

> in the future in order to widen the area of the Wildlife Sanctuary

> and Nature Reserve.

>

> Become indigenous with the land, not just in spirit, but in

> practice. Don't just talk about it, live it! ESCAPE NOW! Choose

> your jungle: Concrete, or Wood!

>

> If you are interested you can get more information on the project by:

> Checking out our website:

>

> http://www.childrenofthemillennium.org/adahywakiza

>

> Joining in on our planning discussions at our eGroup:

> on the web: EcoVillage-Belize/

> through email: -EcoVillage-Belize

>

> E-mailing us directly:

> adahywakiza

[Guest guest]

Aw come on, Raph. Misch was just joking with

you a bit. She even posted a 'LOL' (laugh out loud)

thingie....just so you'd know she was teasing.

I do think a " no-koolaide policy " is the way to go

in any sort of communal living situation. *lol*

 

This eco village sounds like a wonderful concept.

I wish you all the best and hope it comes off without

a hitch. Hey, did you ever see the movie 'The Beach'?

(another merry tease)

 

~ PT ~

 

Nature uses as little as possible of anything.

~ Johannes Kepler, astronomer (1571-1630)

~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~~~~~~~>

, " Raphael Spindell " <

rspindell@c...> wrote:

> , Kennether Macon

> <mrsmacon903> wrote:

> >

> > Um another Jim Jones cult! LOL

>

> Uh yeah, whatever..

>

> Sarcasm aside... we have a STRICT " NO Kool-Aid! " policy in the

> contract! We're all interested in living a nice long peaceful and

> healthy life free of oppression... Sorry if you can't see or

> appreciate that! But, in these times, caution is necessary of

> course, if anyone has any real concerns over this being a Jim

> Jones/Heavens Gate/Waco Texas whatever cult, then please express

> them.

>

> Raphael

[Guest guest]

LOL Thank you for clearing that up. There are people in this world with a sense

of humor.

~ P_T ~ <patchouli_troll wrote:Aw come on, Raph. Misch was just

joking with

you a bit. She even posted a 'LOL' (laugh out loud)

thingie....just so you'd know she was teasing.

I do think a " no-koolaide policy " is the way to go

in any sort of communal living situation. *lol*

 

This eco village sounds like a wonderful concept.

I wish you all the best and hope it comes off without

a hitch. Hey, did you ever see the movie 'The Beach'?

(another merry tease)

 

~ PT ~

 

Nature uses as little as possible of anything.

~ Johannes Kepler, astronomer (1571-1630)

~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~~~~~~~>

, " Raphael Spindell " <

rspindell@c...> wrote:

> , Kennether Macon

> <mrsmacon903> wrote:

> >

> > Um another Jim Jones cult! LOL

>

> Uh yeah, whatever..

>

> Sarcasm aside... we have a STRICT " NO Kool-Aid! " policy in the

> contract! We're all interested in living a nice long peaceful and

> healthy life free of oppression... Sorry if you can't see or

> appreciate that! But, in these times, caution is necessary of

> course, if anyone has any real concerns over this being a Jim

> Jones/Heavens Gate/Waco Texas whatever cult, then please express

> them.

>

> Raphael

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I do apologize for being a bit touch about this. I don't know if you

realize how monumentally hard of a project something like this is to

pull off. I've been working 80 hours a week on this, and dealing

with a problematic wisdom tooth the whole time. I'm also doing this

project because I will be a father in 9 weeks and wan't this thing to

go well more than anything else in the world for my family and the

world as a whole. I hope you understand that. I really do have an

excellent sense of humor, when I'm not pressed under a large rock! I

hope you were able to see that (even in a small amount) in my

response about the kool-aid.

 

And I'm sorry, but there is definitely going to be no kool-aid! Is

that stuff even vegetarian/vegan? Anyway, with 25 acres of tropical

fruits, and fresh mountain spring water, i can't imagine choosing

kool-aid over a fresh rainforest-smoothie!

 

Raphael

 

 

, Kennether Macon

<mrsmacon903> wrote:

>

> LOL Thank you for clearing that up. There are people in this world

with a sense of humor.

> ~ P_T ~ <patchouli_troll> wrote:Aw come on, Raph. Misch was

just joking with

> you a bit. She even posted a 'LOL' (laugh out loud)

> thingie....just so you'd know she was teasing.

> I do think a " no-koolaide policy " is the way to go

> in any sort of communal living situation. *lol*

>

> This eco village sounds like a wonderful concept.

> I wish you all the best and hope it comes off without

> a hitch. Hey, did you ever see the movie 'The Beach'?

> (another merry tease)

>

> ~ PT ~

>

> Nature uses as little as possible of anything.

> ~ Johannes Kepler, astronomer (1571-1630)

> ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~~~~~~~>

> , " Raphael Spindell " <

> rspindell@c...> wrote:

> > , Kennether Macon

> > <mrsmacon903> wrote:

> > >

> > > Um another Jim Jones cult! LOL

> >

> > Uh yeah, whatever..

> >

> > Sarcasm aside... we have a STRICT " NO Kool-Aid! " policy in the

> > contract! We're all interested in living a nice long peaceful

and

> > healthy life free of oppression... Sorry if you can't see or

> > appreciate that! But, in these times, caution is necessary of

> > course, if anyone has any real concerns over this being a Jim

> > Jones/Heavens Gate/Waco Texas whatever cult, then please express

> > them.

> >

> > Raphael

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well, well, well. Congratulations on you and your wifes new arrival! I have

another on the way as well. Well I don't have that kind of money just laying

around in the mattress some where. LOL May God bless your endeavors on your

project! Meschell

 

Raphael Spindell <rspindell wrote:I do apologize

for being a bit touch about this. I don't know if you

realize how monumentally hard of a project something like this is to

pull off. I've been working 80 hours a week on this, and dealing

with a problematic wisdom tooth the whole time. I'm also doing this

project because I will be a father in 9 weeks and wan't this thing to

go well more than anything else in the world for my family and the

world as a whole. I hope you understand that. I really do have an

excellent sense of humor, when I'm not pressed under a large rock! I

hope you were able to see that (even in a small amount) in my

response about the kool-aid.

 

And I'm sorry, but there is definitely going to be no kool-aid! Is

that stuff even vegetarian/vegan? Anyway, with 25 acres of tropical

fruits, and fresh mountain spring water, i can't imagine choosing

kool-aid over a fresh rainforest-smoothie!

 

Raphael

 

 

, Kennether Macon

<mrsmacon903> wrote:

>

> LOL Thank you for clearing that up. There are people in this world

with a sense of humor.

> ~ P_T ~ <patchouli_troll> wrote:Aw come on, Raph. Misch was

just joking with

> you a bit. She even posted a 'LOL' (laugh out loud)

> thingie....just so you'd know she was teasing.

> I do think a " no-koolaide policy " is the way to go

> in any sort of communal living situation. *lol*

>

> This eco village sounds like a wonderful concept.

> I wish you all the best and hope it comes off without

> a hitch. Hey, did you ever see the movie 'The Beach'?

> (another merry tease)

>

> ~ PT ~

>

> Nature uses as little as possible of anything.

> ~ Johannes Kepler, astronomer (1571-1630)

> ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~~~~~~~>

> , " Raphael Spindell " <

> rspindell@c...> wrote:

> > , Kennether Macon

> > <mrsmacon903> wrote:

> > >

> > > Um another Jim Jones cult! LOL

> >

> > Uh yeah, whatever..

> >

> > Sarcasm aside... we have a STRICT " NO Kool-Aid! " policy in the

> > contract! We're all interested in living a nice long peaceful

and

> > healthy life free of oppression... Sorry if you can't see or

> > appreciate that! But, in these times, caution is necessary of

> > course, if anyone has any real concerns over this being a Jim

> > Jones/Heavens Gate/Waco Texas whatever cult, then please express

> > them.

> >

> > Raphael

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Rusty,

 

Thanks for the link. I've actually had the pleasure to meet several

people from the farm who were in attendance at the Monday night

meetings, had Ina May birth their babies and so forth.

 

Maybe somewhere down the road we'll meet up!

 

 

Raphael

 

 

rawfood , " Rusty " <rustym@p...> wrote:

> I'm with you in spirit Raphael, but my time is totally filled.

Probably

> the most experienced with the political structures you'll be

encountering

> is Steven Gaskin. Here's a good resource for his experiences.

> rusty

> http://www.robotwisdom.com/jorn/gaskin.html

> rusty

>

> -

> " Raphael Spindell " <rspindell@c...>

> <rawfood >

> Wednesday, April 09, 2003 7:18 AM

> [Raw Food] Raw and Living-Foods Vegan Eco-Village Forming!

>

>

> > Raw and Living-Foods Vegan Eco-Village Forming!

> >

> > I thought this might be of interest to some of you who may feel

as I

> > do, that living in today's society and attempting to be an ethical

> > and/or health motivated vegan is difficult to impossible and have

> > dreamed of having a place to call your own. Waking up in the

> > mornings, it's getting harder to look in the mirror and feel that

I

> > am living within my value systems, to that end, I'm getting

together

> > people in order to start a new Eco-Village in beautiful tropical

> > Belize (Central America) called " Adahy Wakiza " (formed from the

> > Cherokee words for " Lives in the Woods " and " Determined Warrior " ).

> > Diets will be primarily raw, whole, vegan-organic (no animal

> > inputs!), wild-crafted and wild-harvested vegetarian (vegan)

foods.

> > The village will be completely sustainable and self-sufficient.

> > Several non-profit oriented programs will be administered from

Adahy

> > Wakiza, including a Wildlife Sanctuary/Nature Preserve for

endangered

> > rainforest flora and fauna, sustainability training center, and

raw

> > vegan education and outreach services.

> >

> >

> > Adahy Wakiza is a unique and exciting project. Adahy Wakiza will

be

> > a primitive tribal eco-village/intentional community, training

> > center, activist center, healing retreat, wildlife

sanctuary/nature

> > reserve and native permaculture forest farm. We will be based

upon a

> > hybrid Conservation and Community Land Trust model. Of the 166

acres

> > of land we are currently interested in, there are 25 acres

> > agrarian/semi-agrarian use, and the other land will be preserved

as a

> > Wildlife sanctuary and Nature Reserve. We plan to expand on our

land

> > in the future in order to widen the area of the Wildlife Sanctuary

> > and Nature Reserve.

> >

> > Become indigenous with the land, not just in spirit, but in

> > practice. Don't just talk about it, live it! ESCAPE NOW! Choose

> > your jungle: Concrete, or Wood!

> >

> > If you are interested you can get more information on the project

by:

> > Checking out our website:

> >

> > http://www.childrenofthemillennium.org/adahywakiza

> >

> > Joining in on our planning discussions at our eGroup:

> > on the web: EcoVillage-Belize/

> > through email: -EcoVillage-Belize

> >

> > E-mailing us directly:

> > adahywakiza@c...

[Guest guest]

Since it takes sugar (horribly bitter without it), some would probably tell you

no way. ) Lois S. ely going to be no kool-aid! Is that stuff even

vegetarian/vegan?

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

No problem at all, Raphael. Thanks for explaining.

I can imagine the stress of your new venture and

the life change of having a child. Congratulations

on that count. You will experience so much joy and

happiness...and if you think you are tired now.... *lol*

Those fresh rainforest fruit smoothies will help give

you the natural energy to make it through.

 

I wish you all the best.

Namaste.

 

~ PT ~

 

It is better to master the mind than be mastered by mind.

~ Zen saying

~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~~~~~~~>

, " Raphael Spindell " <

rspindell@c...> wrote:

> I do apologize for being a bit touch about this. I don't know if

you

> realize how monumentally hard of a project something like this is

to

> pull off. I've been working 80 hours a week on this, and dealing

> with a problematic wisdom tooth the whole time. I'm also doing

this

> project because I will be a father in 9 weeks and wan't this thing

to

> go well more than anything else in the world for my family and the

> world as a whole. I hope you understand that. I really do have an

> excellent sense of humor, when I'm not pressed under a large rock!

I

> hope you were able to see that (even in a small amount) in my

> response about the kool-aid.

>

> And I'm sorry, but there is definitely going to be no kool-aid! Is

> that stuff even vegetarian/vegan? Anyway, with 25 acres of

tropical

> fruits, and fresh mountain spring water, i can't imagine choosing

> kool-aid over a fresh rainforest-smoothie!

>

> Raphael