~Pangaia~
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- About Me:
- We are the land, a group of people, a common vision.
The land here is young, situated on the eastern edge of the volcanic rift zone of Hawaii. This is an extremely fertile area, blessed with showers and sun. Nearby, there are thermal warm water ponds, natural steam vents, black sand beaches, and active lava flows. Just 20 miles downwind from Pangaia, the volcano goddess, Pele, is presently pouring herself into the ocean, creating the newest land on the planet.
Constant change seems to be the theme both on the Island of Hawaii and for Pangaia. Being surrounded by impermanence, we are constantly reminded of our own impermanence, our own fragility. Just down the road, the small village of Kapoho was destroyed by the volcanic eruption of 1960. As a result of this explosion, 3 feet of cinders fell on the area, leaving the land very rich. The original founder of Pangaia, Manis, a graduate of geology, was serendipitously born in the same year as the volcanic event that added so much fertility to the land he would later call “home.”
Just as the landforms of Hawaii are in constant flux, so the people of Pangaia come and go. Since its inception in 1991, Pangaia has hosted hundreds of visitors and residents, all coming from very different backgrounds with a wide spread of ages.
We envision unity between Earth mother Gaia and ourselves. We seek a full and complete expression of our being through work, art, and play, as well as our relationships with each other. One of the most fundamental goals at Pangaia is to move toward sustainability and harmony with our environment. Through this process, we are discovering ourselves and our nature -- cultivating an intimate bond between soil, plant, animal, human -- and crafting a landscape of harmonious resonance. Inspired by those goals, we are a mainly raw-food community and are living active permaculture.
We welcome guests, visitors, interns, work-traders, friends, and potential long-term residents who are sincerely interested. At present, we are open to potential shared ownership possibilities.
- How can the community best support you in your journey? (moral support, transition advice, fitness tips, etc)
- Visit www.pangaia.cc and spread the word about raw food/ eco vacationing and conscious living.
- Relationship Status:
- Single
- Favorite Raw Food or Recipe?
- Food directly from our land. For example papaya, mangoes, bananas, coconuts, lychees, jackfruit, and lots more!
- Interests (outside of Raw Food):
- permaculture, community living
- Website or Blog:
- http://pangaia.cc
- GI2MR Oath: I promise to do my best to keep this community drama free. I will not name call or throw around personal attacks. I pledge to be respectful even if I do not agree with another member's opinion. When possible, I'll try to smile : )
- Yes! I accept the GI2MR Oath.
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Night swimming, but that's perhaps the southern sorceress in me, only doing things under a moon and in muddy water
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Parsley, spinach, cucumber,celery,carrots, Apple, banana. Every now and then i throw in: avocado, pom, blueberries
I like to keep the majority of my shakes/juices made up of the greens. I throw in a dense fruit to feel full longer.
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would definitely like to find out some more...
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elliot :o)
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So wonderful you joined the WLIR & GI2MR community. :) Hope all is well on the land...I am sure it is :)
my family and I are looking for a place to intern starting in the autumn (sept or october) for 6 months or more....we caretook on papaya farms road 5 years ago, and love the culture there, we are raw foodists, have lived on various permaculture farms over the past 6 years, have building and farming skills, we are seeking to co-create or join a conscious community that is completely or mostly raw....so let us know if you are open to an internship, thank you, and namaste
What a beautiful community you have going on. I would love to come and visit!!
Love
Ashley
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