​Quality of our Foods

We want every person in the world to have the highest of quality food. It is an injustice for there to be food deprivation for anyone, or for high quality food to be exclusive only to people with more money.

Forest Gardening, agroforestry, permaculture, organic, biodynamic and foraged foods all contain vital and improved levels of vitamins and minerals. See Rutgers Organic University Study.



Forest Garden Living

Evidence is mounting to suggest the Amazon rain forest was in fact sculptured by people, a huge forest garden slowly and carefully shaped to create an eco-system that sustains itself and the humans who live in it.

In the UK we can transform our mono-culture landscapes into vast polycultures –

"Food forests formed of native edibles as well as plants that provide timber, fibers, medicines and eco-systems services." - Amelia Lake.

"Many indigenous communities do not have a word for ‘wild’ they recognize themselves as part of nature, not separate from it. The wild should not be a place we visit it should be something we are, an integrated whole that includes humans." - George Monbiot.

It is not that we should remove, exclude ourselves from living in nature, quite the opposite, I believe we just need to tread more lightly and reconnect to the pulse of nature.

Plants and trees talk to each other they help each other too.

Plants sing and create a harmony along with the birds.

The mycelium fungal layer has been called the "wood wide web", or the earths internet for plants and trees.

“For all mans supposed accomplishments, his continued existence is completely dependent upon

six inches of topsoil and the fact that it rains.” - Confucius.

Living in a ways that minimize harm to life, people, animal, plant, woven into our ways of living.


Our Emotional Need for Nature

"I go into nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in tune once more."

– John Burrows.

"For the glory of the garden glorifieth everyone." – Rudyard Kipling.

From all corners of our thinking and living, from mental health to sustainability, the answer brings us back to living closer with nature.

Instead of being in a system that produces high stress and increasing debts and worries,we can easily direct our vision and energies into living and aligning with nature.

“Human beings long embedded within their environment, have always been sensitive to the meanings that surround them, those contained within plant communications, as with all communications, generate feelings in us in response. We know the touch of the world upon us, that we have been caressed by meaning.”
“The plants release the Earth’s subtle chemistries through their intertwined, interdependent synaptic feedback loops faster and more completely than researches or anyone can write them down, their meanings pile one on top of another until the linear mind is overwhelmed. They shift the fabric of our world and touch us in ways too complex for our conscious mind to grasp. Nevertheless, we can grasp them - they come in gestalts to the attentive mind and caring heart, concise reflections of planet and earth inter-relationships. In knowledge whole and complete. The trees are the teacher of the law.
Chimpanzees actively test Aspilia plants for activity by holding a leaf in their mouth for extended periods of time before deciding to pick it or go onto another. As they sit, allowing VNO (vomeronasal organ) to analyze the chemical content of their chosen plant, in return the plant analyses the saliva of the chimpanzees. In a short period of time it begins altering its chemical production to enhance the necessary chemicals needed by the chimpanzees for healing."  - Stephen Harrod Buhner.