Feedback
(THIS WILL BE IN THE FORM OF A QUESTIONNAIRE, which I will receive automatically as an email) You made it! Now I would love to read about how you experienced this course: What worked well for you? What was really helpful/supportive? What could be done better? What was missing for you? What were your biggest […]
Resources
If you see the possibility, it’s your response-ability – Tina Lymberis @ Stagones 🎵 Song: “If you see the possibility, it’s your response-ability” – by Tina Lymberis (video coming soon on our YOUTUBE CHANNEL)
Practical Things
Keep the momentum going: Join our telegram group t.me/kompostopia Live calls – if you’ve enrolled, keep turning up. If you haven’t, perhaps it’s an idea to enroll. Contact Tina if you are interested in personal coaching for your transition. Get some healing sessions with Aspasia. Educate yourself: Permaculture Design Course (PDC) – learn how […]
End of a Cycle
We are at the end of a cycle and the beginning of a new one. In permaculture, design is never finished. You observe, design, implement, evaluate, and observe again. The spiral continues, each cycle deeper and more informed than the last. You are not the same person who started this course. Your observation is sharper. […]
Living – Resources
TINA’S RESOURCES: Jost’s Countryside Adventures (a podcast about how Jost creates his livelihood since he moved to the countryside) WORKSHOPS by Tina Lymberis: Principle #4: Apply self-regulation & accept feedback – and how it applies to your transition PERMACULTURE PRINCIPLE SONGS: Yield – Formidable Vegetable (Principle #3: Obtain a Yield) Small and Slow – Charlie […]
Exercise 6: Playbook time
Open your playbook to the ‘Living’ section and take your time with the Reflection questions and exercises there.
Exercise 5: Create a Shared Experience
Book a visit to a countryside area that excites you – even for a weekend. Before going, organise or attend one shared experience this month that combines your transition vision with other people – a visit to a farm, a permaculture event, a food workshop, a nature walk. Invite at least one person who is […]
Exercise 4: The 10–20 Person Countryside Ecosystem
Imagine a small community of 10–20 people in your future countryside life. What does each person contribute? How do their needs and offers interconnect to create a self-sustaining ecosystem? What role do you play? Draw it as a web, a map, or a written description.
Exercise 3: Check your human design chart for ideal environment
Your human design chart also tells you what your ideal environment is, so it would be interesting for you to see whether your YES in the Environment Visualisation exercise corresponds to what your Human Design Chart tells you! There is another school of thought that says that your ideal living environment is the one you […]
Exercise 2: Personality-environment resonance
Which personality-environment resonance in the guide below resonates most with me? Does it match what I imagined? Environment Suits… River Adaptable, emotionally intelligent, curious people who thrive in momentum without chaos. Mountain Self-reliant, disciplined, introspective people who value clarity over comfort. Coast Expressive, balanced, sensory-oriented people who can hold contradictions – relaxed but driven. Village […]