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Let's start a list of places to volunteer, intern, live, and learn. I am biased to Latin and Southern America, where I have researched I'll go: Ecovillage.org is a wonderful resource. Use the map function and explore. Most of these places I will list were found on here. Raw Vegan places Fruit Haven community in Ecuador, spiritual, Raw Healing Mastery youtube channel. Volunteer for -nearly- free! Terrafrutis Sister community to Fruit Haven, similar Rawtreat Family homestead in costa rica. More: Dancing Rabbit: one of many cool places in the US Apricot Lane farms: My Biggest Little Farm Movie is from here, California, permaculture farm, have to be 21 years old Costa Rica has Yoga Farm, which is open from January to July, I believe, beautiful location. Bonafide has internships and you can volunteer. Rancho Mastatal has 2 month interships and 1 year apprenticeships. Very cool place. Pacha Mama is a spiritual workshop community which also does a bit of permaculture, volunteering available, very cool looking place. nature, people. Wilderland is in New Zealand. Dope place to learn Source Farm is decent, if you happen to be in Jamaica Spear Grass is cool, a family place in Australia. Zutut Ha looks cool, Mexico. Lots of cool places in Mexico but I hear it's dangerous. Is this true? Vila das Borboletas is an up and coming place in Brazil. They speak Portugese mainly, but English and Spanish too. I talked to the guy who runs it, very nice man. Panzenu is a cool looking place in Columbia, I talked to they dude, very nice as well. Permatree is a hardcore farm in Ecuador. (lots of work) This thread is also designed to help answer my dilemma seen here.

@remember Thank you! I think you were mostly replying to my other thread, so I'll go on about that here. I do plan on going to a few different places at least. Also, I plan on getting better at my spanish. Good point about tourism. It defenitely is a lot different to do something useful while traveling, or to get immersed in the culture.

@Wyatt I've looked into and considered WWOOf, and I might use it. The only thing is that I want to volunteer at places that do permaculture, and meet other various requirements like having good people. WWOOF could help me find this, but just contacting these places works too. @Average Investor Yea the whole debt thing matters a lot. I might just go for it(college) if I don't have another very compelling path. Have fun traveling by car! that sounds really interesting!

Glad It's going well. Thanks for sharing!

Seems like a great opportunity, and definitely in the right direction! Awesome Sahil All I gotta say is it's good to be open to doing something else, or letting this unfold in anywhich way

Where do you go to school? This isn't going to ruin your plans. Worst case scenario, maybe you take a year off to get your health improved. What do you eat? Have you looked into naturally working with your ADHD? And Hey, maybe if you don't like this type of learning, it isn't for you. Much love

For all you know, Jesus was a mushroom https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sacred_Mushroom_and_the_Cross

@Rahul yadav I can't get a solid high paying 9 to 5 with that!

Where do you live, because there are psychedelic societies in a lot of cities. I went to the one in mine and met the coolest people I've ever met.

I wish I had a clue what that is. Someone help this person!

Do any of us actually have a deep understanding of what going on in Iowa? And I do mean with regards to content. I don't know if it was rigged or corrupt in any way or not.

conspiracy likely but who knows

Haha took me a couple tries to figure out why the link just kept bringing me back to this page.

On a meditation retreat I had a cessation of all experience, and when phenomenon came back, I had no conceptual framework, no I, no world, no maya. After a few seconds the thought entered my head, what's this? and then I remembered, oh I'm human, I'm on a meditation retreat. I was just doing kriya yoga and having a mystical experience and everything disapeared. It was interested to see everything come back into place as a result of my thinking

Don't trust anyone who doesn't keep their subscriber count public. weird video.

Just gotta brag that I met him at a workshop. I love the guy, x100 in person. Great pioneer. Yea, his other books are on a variety of topics. He is a bit aware of Ken Wilber and spiral dynamics, certainly of Stan Grof, and many others. He writes on a variety of things, but one book calleed Lifecycles is just on reincarnation.

I found it easy to get a cheap high quality vegan D3 I've heard those studies were corrupt and recent research has revealed no difference in b12 defeiciencies between vegans and omnivores but I have not fact checked this. Thanks for sharing! this was helpful. I certainly need to look into vitamin A, k2, iodine.

Yea defenitely the wrong mindset, but should we not let blue kids pray in public schools?

In what ways?

great read! which is rare for dreams

Yes you could! Thanks so much for sharing!

I've started eating mangoes with the peel. I googled it and it's edible, and has nutrients, just like an apple or potato skin. I got some looks for doing it today, but damn it was a good mango. Yea, it is hard to find good ones. That's -part of- why I'm heading to the tropics for a gap year after high school. If you want a good meal, may I recommend coconuts, there's a reason they made a cameo in my profile. A few of them will get you to two thousand calories. Just crack it open and eat the meat, with the skin on. It has B vitamins and minerals. More on this in my latest: I've really taken to coconuts lately.

Same for me, however I find that mango's, oranges, and many other fruits that aren't so dehydrating and are juicier don't have that effect. Especially if I eat lots of vegetables

Yup. Within a few decades would be nice

I am thinking about going vegan, and am for sure cutting out all animal products where the animals weren't raised great, so I will be eating less animal products at the least. I know that some vegans can be stupid about it and end up with deficiencies in things like DHA and B12. I have also heard some criticisms that vegans can't avoid some kind of deficiencies. Where can I find more information? Does veganism always lead to some deficiencies or can it be done right?