The Seed of the Tree of Tomorrow

I was introduced to an interesting site called The Tree of Tomorrow Site. The site has the goal of nurturing ideas and knowledge for ecovillage conscious living. It starts out with some definitions. The seed – remember who you are and where you came from and that a seed is the beginning of life. The roots – learn about all that is around you and in you and go and gather knowledge and wisdom. The trunk – represents elders for strength and wisdom and that we should use this knowledge and wisdom for unity. The branch – to go forth and multiply and teach this knowledge and wisdom to all. The leaves – to live for the seventh generation and leave all that they need to survive. The tree – gives the breath of life and shelter to all living things and that you should take good care of all things around you. On the Tree of Tomorrow Site, you can explore the Community, Natural Living, Ancient Futures, Voices of Wisdom, Society and Culture, and the Learning Center.

In the Community Section, you can read about EcoVilllages and Intentional Communities, Communication and Group Relationships, Decision Making, Google Your Earth Community, EcoVillage Design and Development, Community Journals, Authors’ Journals, Field Reports, Community Co-op, Useful Links, Books and Documentaries, Videos and Audio Clips, and the Talking Circle. In the Natural Living Section, you can read about Earth Healing, Farming and Gardening, Building, Appropriate Technology, and Water and Sanitation. In the Ancient Futures Section, you can read about Indigenous Rights and Heritage, New World Vision, Conscious and Authentic Living, Beyond War and Globalisation, Beyond Peak Oil, Voluntaryism, Eco-Logical Solutions, Bioregionalism, Holistic Management, Building Moral and Safe Harbor, Field Reports, Useful Links, Books and Documentaries, Videos and Audio Clips, and The Talking Circle. In the Voices of Wisdom Section, you can read about Indigenous Wisdom, Exploring Consciousness, Mindfulness, Spirit in Nature, Right Livelihood, Ethics, Deep Ecology and Ecopsychology, Field Reports, Useful Links, Books and Documentaries, Videos and Audio Clips, and the Talking Circle. In the Society and Cultural Section, you can read about Indigenous Cultures, Family and Village, Children and Education, Natural Health, Food, Managing the Commons, Trade Exchange and Local Economy, Traditions and Customs, Population Balance, Field Reports, Useful Links, Books and Documentaries, Videos and Audio Clips, and the Talking Circle. In the Learning Center, you can read about Eco-Learning Centers Around the World, How to Articles, Skills and Crafts, Study Circles Distance Learning, Information Technology, Field Reports, Useful Links, Books and Documentation, Videos and Audio Clips, and the Talking Circle.

There is so much to learn on the Tree for Tomorrow website. Be sure to check it out today!