5/7 Syntropic Principles - Decision-Making

In this 5th video of the Fundamental Principles of Syntropic Agroforestry series I present ideas on how we could make decisions in a more living way, (not so conceptually, or scientifically).
By utilising our sensorial, cognitive and imaginative capacities together, we are able to perceive how life is moving through time, and hence determine when and how to intervene (manage).
In other words, we can see the reality of the agroforestry process rather than simply the idea/concept of the process. We are immersed into our agroforest-being and are thus able to make decisions from within rather than from without.
This is a substantial topic, and as such I've divided it into 3 parts.
- Human Consciousness (5.1)
- Polarities (5.2), and
- Elemental Mandala (5.3)
Hope you enjoy this presentation and that it helps you in any way, shape or form.
Much Love,
Victor Pires
www.syntropicgardener.com/Fun...

[@user-qy2kw9kx3o]

Thank you Victor, I am loving your videos. So rich and beautiful.

[@ticoaran]

Appreciate your videos, some of your human center thinking, reminds me of Steiner's work in the classroom

[@MarviRafaelMontecillo]

thank you victor. i've been practicing syntropic farming for a while now (maybe 3 years) - but i still find that the philosophy is so deep and enriching. as a biology graduate - one whos primary interest was in evolution and society (sociobiology) - syntropic farming fits so nicely in the scientific paradigm (i.e. we are part of nature and part of an intelligent system) viewed from a different angle.

[@syntropicgardeneragroforestry]

Hi Marvi, indeed... I find the philosophy behind the syntropic practice a very important piece of the puzzle, it gives me a bigger picture to work towards and a way of viewing the complex interrelationships, which otherwise pass by us unnoticed.

[@Offgridportugal]

Hi, thank you for the great and inspiring lectures! Could you explain why do you think, that the planet would not carry on just fine without the humans?

[@abrahamj.palmalopez7309]

The theory is fine, but when it comes to practice, I am really struggling trying to see the elements of the system I am working with as beings with their own rythms. Is there any mind trick to help us here?

[@user-qy2kw9kx3o]

Can I suggest art as a method of quiet contemplation of your emerging system.