A Simpler Way: Crisis as Opportunity
The documentary played by Jordan Osmond and Samuel Alexander is from the length of performance: a simple way: the crisis as an opportunity to make us go to the Gippsland in Australia (Gippsland) There, the residents completely accepted the concept of simple survival away from the mad people and the pressure of urban countries. A 12 -month experiment is called a simple path project, sharing residents of the community, which are common commitments to social change and environmental protection.
What does life mean? For this diverse serious citizen, this means that they once again associate with the nature world, retain their resources, promote luxury, economic cuffs and non -maintenance of successful definitions in the modern industrialization world. In their small houses, these houses are handmade by most recycled materials, and they are looking for purity from returning basic knowledge.
Many people think that they don’t know what they have before disappearing, but this community discovery is exactly the opposite. Today’s civilization facilities and accessories have gone back -electricity, mobile phone and Internet access -replaced by the authenticity of social networks. Some people work for large and unprepared companies in the 40 -hour working week. In your new reality, you will find everything you need in nature, all directions in these natural worlds and the support of your colleagues in your population.
Her career is not only based on the desire for personal growth and experience. You will see the dying planet and the disease of over -stressed crowds. They believe that only by returning basic knowledge can the next development of human beings become possible. Green energy, agriculture and craftsmen make each game an important role in achieving this potential.
A simple method: Crisis is an opportunity. Obviously, every step of this fascinating one -year journey is obvious, facing each challenge of the close relative community, it opened the door for revelation. After completing the project, each of them just took these courses home and caused permanent changes, while others echoed.
