Course:Spirituality of Permaculture

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Ethics & Spirituality of Permaculture

Ethics of Permaculture

The ethics of Permaculture are a philosophical guide to aid us in the process of making good decisions. These ethics are not unique to Permaculture but can be found in varying ways in many of the wisdom traditions.

EARTH CARE

   Conservation of Biodiversity
   Clean air and water
   Restoration and conservation of forests, habitats and soils
   Recycling and pollution reduction
   Conservation of energy and natural resources
   Appropriate technology

PEOPLE CARE

   Health and well-being
   Nourishment with good food
   Lifelong learning
   Right livelihood and meaningful work
   Community belonging
   Open Communication
   Trust and Respect

FAIR SHARE

   Co-operation
   Networking and sharing
   Distribution of resources and wealth
   Reduction ofconsumerism
   Rethinking current notions of growth, progress and development
   Making a contribution

Using the ethics of permaculture, we can ask "Does my project/do my actions care for the earth, care for people and share resources equitably?".


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