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Permaculture excites us to surface questions regarding our value systems. Do we seek healthy human interactions and supportive communities? Do we desire an environment that thrives, ensuring clean air, nutritious food, and sustainable practices? The answers to these questions often align with a shared longing for greater purpose and harmony. However, navigating the transformation from desire to reality can be challenging.
Reimagining our lives extends past personal relationships into the roots of our daily choices. Unfortunately, societal norms often prioritize "doing less bad" rather than "doing more good." This mindset leads to a stagnant approach to sustainability, rather than the proactive, thriving existence that permaculture advocates.