GeoParadise Blog

Holy shenanigans was this ever a great time. My whole experience taught me that if you wish for something to happen and are willing to keep trying then it can happen. To start I never thought that I would be able to make it to another country and help at a festival that I believed in... yet somehow the pieces fell into place.

Hola mis amigos.

Yo hablo español pequeño.     ..un dia...

Www.geoparadise.org has changed my life. This organization has helped lift the veil off my eyes exposing alternative life views. This has given me direction and priorities in life. We are all powerful beings holding on to bicycle handles taken on a roller coaster ride.

As usual, TED is a great source of inspiration for GeoParadise. We share here Rachel Botsman´s talk, which we really liked, about the dramatic increase in collaborative behaviors in different bits of our lives. We found it very encouraging regarding the future of human kind and planet Earth and opens a whole array of possibilities for GeoParadise projects.

Have a look and enjoy witnessing the times of change we are living through these days.

Greetings and salutations! i would like to thank all those that came out and made our experience all that it was and continues to be, Namaste~.  my adventure with the geocrew began in july in Pennsylvania, usa. i received a small flyer on the windshield of the vehicle i was traveling in at a gathering there. it was simply a small pre-flyer for something my associates paid no attention. after reviewing this advertisment i came to the conclusion that this was something i would much like to be a part of. the flyer spoke of leaving a positive impact on the environment while "doing what we do!"

That was enough for me...

Hello Crew!

How is everything going after the experience in the Jungle?

We hope full of renewed energy and plans for carry on our cooperation in the near future.

We really want to thank your contribution and share our deep appreciation for all the goodness you all bought to GeoParadise... and, also to tell you that project has not finished yet and we have some more work for you to do, but this time is here on the website. XD

A REVIEW OF THE GEOPARADISE NEW YEARS GATHERING 2010 IS NEEDED!!... so we are asking everybody who got involved to post a review of it and help this way to build a collaboratively report about the gathering, giving original multi-dimensional experiential perspectives of it.

Recent advances in cellular science are heralding an important evolutionary turning point. For almost fifty years we have held the illusion that our health and fate were pre-programmed in our genes, a concept referred to as genetic determinacy.

In Paul Stamets book Growing Gourmet & Medicinal Mushrooms, he discusses interesting uses of mycelium, from eating through to pretty much everything to do with the planet.
Here’s one of our favourite, mycelium does marvellous things with petrocarbon pollution. In Bellingham piles of toxic soil were treated by remediation scientists. A number of treatments were used on different piles; enzyme/chemical, mushroom inoculate, and bacterial treatments, for instance. Four weeks later the black tarps were pulled back and five piles were dead ... but not the Oyster mushrooms. The mushrooms grew happily then, after being exposed, died of old age and began to rot, drawing flies that created larvae. With the maggots came birds, and with the birds, seeds and droppings.

Economic damage from climate change will hit Southeast Asia harder than other regions and seriously jeopardize production of rice, the world's most important food crop, according to a report by the Asian Development Bank.