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welcome! Do topics like peak-oil, climate change, food crisis or an economic downturn scare the pants off you? Do you want to take action to become resilient to life's challenges but don't know where to start or feel overwhelmed? If you'd like to become more self-sufficient and prepared to handle anything the future might throw at you but feel the hard-core survivalist types are a little scary and too aggressive then this is the place for you. If you feel like you're alone and all your friends think you're a weirdo then we'd like to welcome you to our community. The purpose of seed+stone is to explore survival and self-sufficiency education as a path to a more honest engagement with ourselves, each other and our environment. We bring people together to learn about wilderness survival, urban food production, emergency preparedness, traditional skills, homesteading, off-grid living, community building and many other low-impact environmental endeavours that help build personal resilience by connecting people with the natural world that sustains us. It's like pioneer living meets the 21st century. If you'd like to receive current information about moving toward self-sufficiency, please sign up on the right. We'd love to hear from you. We really hate spam too so we promise that your contact information will never be shared or sold because that's just not a nice thing to do to a friend. We are pleased to announce a new e-book designed to help stressed, overwhelmed urban dwellers who really want to be prepared for whatever disaster comes their way but just don't know where or how to get started. It's called the Top 5 Simple Things You Can Do To Be Ready For Anything. Just click here to download your free copy. Since it's brand new we'd love to know what you think. If you live in the Toronto area and want to get hands on experience we recommend: If you'd rather just read more about it then check out: Warm regards, Laurie Varga |
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