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Jay Ma is a permaculture designer, facilitator, and community organizer committed to cultural healing through Peacemaker Principles. He received his first permaculture design certification through Naropa University in 2001, a B.A. through New College of California in Culture, Ecology, and Sustainable Community with a concentration in Eco-Dwelling/Natural Building, and is a graduate of the pioneering training intensive in Regenerative Design & Nature Awareness. Since then Jay has been developing educational programs, retreats, workshops, and events as well as community land development projects with organizations including the Regenerative Design Institute (www.regenerativedesign.org), the Institute of Noetic Sciences (www.ions.org), Gaia University and others. He is currently an associate with Gaia University (www.gaiauniversity.org) in Organized Learning for Eco-Social Regeneration.
Co-Founder of Living Mandala (www.livingmandala.com) - an emmerging collective of educators, designers, and consultants, Jay works with others organizing educational courses, workshops, and events for eco-social regeneration in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Jay is also a certified Permaculture Teacher, a Fire Walk Instructor through Sundoor International (www.sundoor.com), and is passionate about renewing Rites of Passage experiential programs for people of all ages.
To find out more what I'm up to, please visit: www.livingmandala.com
To contact me, please e-mail: jayma [at] livingmandala.com
May Synergy, Peace, Abundance, and Magic flourish within the graceful unfolding of our Collaborative Endeavors.
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I am seeking ways to help Community Spaces, a UK lottery funded open grants scheme to assist local groups create or improve open spaces to improve the quality of life in their neighbourhood. Community groups have been invited to apply for funding and support and Community Spaces will provide a network of trained facilitators to help them turn ideas into reality, advising them on issues like biodiversity and other specialist knowledge. To evaluate applications from these community groups, I would appreciate your advice from a permaculture perspective as to what measures local community projects might take to improve open space (e.g play areas, community gardens, parks, wildlife areas, ponds, courts and village greens) as well as to reclaim derelict land. Your Living Mandala web site suggests there is a fruitful collaboration of permaculture activists in California whose ideas would be appreciated here in the UK.Iechyd Da Pedr |
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Good work JayMa, I saw you on my good friend Benjamin Fahrer's profile. great to see you doing all the deep study and practice, healing and regenerating! Check out my music on my wiserearth profile. i offer my music to the movement, so let me know how i can be of service in your realm. Blessings, Diane Patterson |
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I am eternally grateful for your powerful visions and limitless optimism in cocreating the new world. Every time we connect I feel like we could talk forever about all of the amazing projects actualizing in our fields, and I am excited to be clarifying how we are going to collaborate within such potency! You are a beautiful balance of softness and strength, spirit and strategy, vision and action. May we continue to weave our web of light within sacred ritual, song, education, community building and the design and development of regenerative human culture. You are my brother, my ally and my friend. Thank you for the blessing that you are in my life and to the world.
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Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you... while cares will drop off like autumn leaves.
— John Muir