YogAmuse
Sustainable Being through Inspired Daily Practice
The intention and passion of YogAmuse is to co.create the sustainability movement, offering Yoga as an integral aspect of Permaculture Education, Concept, and Application.Through the exploration of the living laboratory that each one of us are, we gain access to the most personal, accesible and vital model of sustainable practice. The intention of YogAmus ...learn more
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Created: Dec 06, 2007
Updated: Sep 20, 2009
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Tim Anderson
TimAnderson
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I love this line from your NexxtStepTogether.net:
"It's time to begin treating your world like you treat your toilet."
When your toilet is broken, you fix it. You don't pray that God fix it. You don't go to a protest against the injustice of its brokenness. You don't write a letter to your congressperson asking for action. You don't give to a charity for sick toilets. You don't read or write articles or books arguing that the socialist way to fix toilets is better than the capitalist way. Your toilet is important, so you don't piddle around. You JUST FIX IT.
If fixing the toilet requires more work than you can do alone, you get help fast. If the break is complicated, you problem-solve and plan with practicality and effectiveness.