Oystein Tandberg

To all the people looking for community, remember that what you are living in this moment is the fruits of the society you live in. Use the possibility to change in yourself what you judge in others.

Luxor was built on the ground. There was a special preparation of the ground first.

I really appreciate any comments that help me improve mye stove.  

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You know you are a permie when the birds and the animals in the garden communicate with you, and you understand them.

Anything in particular you want to know?

E. Sedgwick wrote: I'm stuck in the system, and I don't know how to get out.

If anyone has insight, advice, or other help to offer, I'd really appreciate it.

Be present first. The first thing you have to do is to confront your fears. That way you will have energy at your disposal. Find out what you are scared of, and then realize that fear is just a thought. When you think you are in a negative state. You want to spend more and more time in a positive state, a state of feeling. Then you start to recharge and the solutions will come.

I changed from working within the system to change it, to live the change I wanted to see in the world. Now, ten years with that mindset I have come to belive that beauty can save the world. It sure has save me. You have to go beyond the state of thinking to live in the present - do you want to get to that state, or do you want to help others get to that state? I for one do.

You have to confront your fears. When you do that, feel free to contact me. I've got it all lined up. I want to share with people who are free of fear. I can help you get there, I'm all ears, but you have to do the hard work.

If you practice a sustainable life in Scandinavia, and want to get in touch - don't hesitate. I will dedicate the rest of this message to explain what sustainable means to me.

We sprout, juice it and drink the green shot in the morning. Then we boil the fiber and use the broth in a soup. Then we use the fiber to make "burgers". That is sustainable living. We grow potatoes, boil them, peel them and mix them with as little wheat flour as possible. From that we make "pancakes". I start every day with a cold shower now, and I train to tolerate more and more cold. And I strenghthen every part of my body every day. Those are just some examples of how we are making it possible to stay positive in a community (world culture) based on negativity.

If you are interested in how beauty can save the world, confront your fears and get in touch.


 

Be present first.

For life to be a present, you have to stop thinking. Nature fills every gap, and when you stop thinking you start feeling. When you are in a state of feeling, you become positive. In that state you recharge. In the thinking state you drain. Just like a battery. Most people have only experienced the thinking state and are unaware that they are in a constant state of negativity while awake. You are either in a positive or in a negative state. Being in the negative state with "positive thoughts and intentions" is where you are probably at in this moment, reading this. Just keep it in mind. I am also in a negative state writing this, and whoever reads this will be in a negative state when you read this. Please confront your biggest fears before you continue reading, I will explain why later on.

So - intentional community. I belive that beauty can save the world. I've come to understand that fear is the main obstacle in life. Fear is a thought. It is the thought that you might feel pain in the future. The best way to deal with it is to find out what you are afraid of. Then you can compare it with pain, for example what you feel when you take a cold shower. It is a good way to wake up. If you fear to feel pain then you are not in the present, and to live in a community with me you need to want to live life as a present.

So - are you interested?

r ranson wrote: Both contain the same toxin which can cause harm when ingested in large amounts.  I need to do more reading on this toxin, but some sites suggest it goes away when cooked.  

 

Hi! I was wondering if you have made any progress in your research - my plant is doing really good, and if I could eat it then that would be great..

Hi there - these grow really well in my garden, but I have not eaten any yet. I keep reading they are tasty, but toxic if you eat too many. But I have not seen any more detailed information, and I have not meet anyone with any experience, so if you have, please leave a comment.