The Garden of Eden

[@suzie5772]

Thank you for your beautiful words. We should all strive to create our very own garden of Eden, no matter how small. Practice gratitude 🙏 love nature.

[@maiajoyoden6138]

I think I've watched every single one of your videos now, here in Virginia USA 💚 Big fan and follower..so inspiring you are, inspiring me towards sustainable practices and simplicity on our 7 acres homestead! THANK YOU 🙏

[@lammasearthcentre9655]

Wow, thank you!

[@kate8go]

so beautiful. i've got such a good feeling watching your videos. thank you for them 🙏🙏

[@lammasearthcentre9655]

Thankyou so much for the warm feedback - it really encourages me to make more. X

[@AlfredGroenendijk]

Inspiring! True

[@rashkehof2458]

Beautiful!

[@rowanwhite3520]

Love This! 🌿

[@susanlane-v6n]

Thank you beautiful words so true

[@zanewalsh1812]

I believe in, the garden of Eden 💖🙏🏼🕊️

[@lammasearthcentre9655]

Yes!

[@AWILD-LIFE]

🤗 🤗 🤗

[@PlasBachGarden]

Beautiful message!

[@lammasearthcentre9655]

Thankyou

[@tebuh6815]

❤

[@ryanzblue]

I was charmed at first for weeks, watching your content and loving what you are capable of doing, and the courteous way you share your vision. Then when I saw on your website that you charge people money, I realized you are like everyone else still. It was a fun idea thinking you had the best intentions at heart, but in reality you’re just getting your fill of profit until the collapse, and still in the mainstream unlike your own self-image suggests. Even knowing that the collapse is coming, greed obscures your vision. Shame, as having knowledge such as you possess, you should be focused on sharing to everyone you can, everyone, so we all can, as humanity, spread the knowledge with as many people as possible. It shouldn’t be a commodity, it should be something we share with every ounce of the dignity and respect we have for each other and the environment. I wish you luck and peace into our future calamities.

[@lammasearthcentre9655]

Thankyou for your critique. We give a huge amount away for free (including these videos). We also offer a range of ways that people can learn more - starting at guided tours by donation, including a very affordable online club, up to residential courses (which cost money to run). Any profit that we make from these endeavours is invested back in the land infrastructure so that we can further develop the growing potential and carrying capacity of the land-base. It costs money to build infrastructure and in truth its a miracle we have got as far as we have on our shoestring budget. Having said that I hear what you say and respect your position - but rather than give everything away for free we try to strike a balance so that we give some things away for free and are also at least partly supported by our outreach/ education activities. Xx