this is wildlife unschooling with my mom
nice okay perfect so this podcast is normally all about unschooling and how to create your own
reality from within and how to live on your own terms and i think it's quite difficult to live
like that if you're still surrounded by the old world. And this is why I have here today,
Yoshi Pantera, because you are actually building the new world right now. You are so many things.
I try to name some of them. You're a regenerative culture advocate. You're a speaker, community
builder, podcaster. What else? Event producer. But so much more. I'm very, very happy that you're
here with me and I'm curious what we're going to talk about today. Thank you very much, Alex. I
appreciate that. And yes, I'm going to be talking a lot about what we're doing this time, all about
regenerative culture and really going back to basics, learning how to connect with nature,
learning how to breathe, learning how to sleep, learning how to eat.
All these aspects are basic in life.
However, we have forgotten, most of us in humans,
and have been disconnected about what is to live a basic, true, connected lifestyle with all life.
So, yeah, I have a lot of areas that I can share about.
And I really appreciate the invitation to be part of this podcast
because it's all about the future generations
and everything that we're doing right now is for them.
If we are conscious about it or not, it's for them.
It's for what's going to be happening in the next generations.
It's about what we do today too.
So, yeah.
True.
That's really nice.
You know what I really like about your work?
I mean, we connected before we had this recording
And I've been following your work for quite some time now.
And what I really love is to see, I mean, there are so many people like me busy with the red race, raising kids and very little time to really create what we would need to raise our kids in a certain way that's healthy for them.
So, yes, it's all about bringing the tribal culture back to our lives, because I think we are so far from nature in like the normal metrics, mainstream lifestyle.
We are all like 90 percent inside. We are in these boxes.
And I really think it's not only the physical boxes we're in, but the mental boxes as well.
and we made life so complicated and complex but I really think when I spent I think my son was two
to five years old we spent a lot of time in the jungle and we were the happiest there because we
had nothing we had nothing to do we had nothing to be to go to do all these things were just gone
and we were just living.
And this was the time I feel like this is the real deal.
So I really saw a lot of these feelings I had
when I lived like that, when I went through your work.
I really had that feeling that this is what you're doing as well.
You are really bringing back the tribal lifestyle
into the here and now.
And I really think that this is the only way humanity will survive
because what is happening out there is just craziness.
And what I really, really love is that you have a holistic approach to these things because I've been working for Eco Village Projects and they are trying to have this community-based lifestyle.
But most of the time it wasn't going deep enough for me.
It's nice to grow your own food.
Yes, but there's more to surviving than just growing your own food.
We are very holistic beings on so many levels.
So I think you have a really nice concept there. Maybe we can talk a little bit about what regenerative culture is and how you put your ideas and vision into living like that right now.
So what we're going to be talking about is to regenerate culture, regenerate all life.
And we live in a society that happens to be disconnected to all of this.
It doesn't nurture us anymore.
And our decisions and actions may find that is not being contributing to life.
life so to regenerate culture we observe ourselves in how we interact with this
reality with this world so what we are bringing is tools resources wisdom from
other communities and ancient communities and ancient wisdom that
allows us to reevaluate how we are living today in which we can choose to
completely transform and transition to a more harmonious lifestyle.
And it's curious to understand what these words mean, regeneration and harmony.
Some of us may have an idea of what that means, but we want to take this further into what
really is and how we can practice it in a daily life.
So culture, which it's being built by habits, is what we want to emphasize that this is
where we can make big changes.
So like the big phrase that Gandhi brings us to the world, if we want to see a better
world, it starts with ourselves.
And it does truly start that way in which we observe ourselves and how we interact.
And are we nurturing ourselves? Are we taking care of ourselves? Do I love myself? So we take these habits of loving myself into I eat healthy food, I'm doing exercise, I'm breathing, I'm connecting to the earth, I'm contributing also to the world.
And that's also loving myself back to the world, to the existence.
Okay, now that I'm connected to myself more, how am I able to connect with all life, the
earth and all the animals and all the people?
How can I contribute for them to also be healthy and find themselves connected to themselves?
So what I said is we bring together principles that helps us, remind us to reevaluate our
habits and change them so they can be part of a regeneration, be part of a world that
is contributing with itself, with each other,
so we can all grow healthy and abundant,
prosperous and overall thrive.
So all these words that I'm using
are very important to understand.
Now, when we integrate these words,
we start integrating them as part of our lives.
So again, I bring this to remember.
Habits, every decision that we make in our daily life
Are they contributing for more life to exist or are they taking away, exploiting, contaminating?
And when we, just going to give a few examples.
I want to buy something in the store.
I ask myself at least three times, do I really need this?
Does this contribute to my health and my life?
does this contribute to all life this purchase that i'm going to do who am i giving this money to
the corporation that is contributing to all life was exploiting so that's an act of
to re-evaluate and not only buying like the water that i'm drinking or the bathroom that i'm using
where does the water come from and where does my waste go and I'm pulling it away so we can refer
to it but it's not a waste I have pieces are urine where does it go so when we ask these questions
is really important so we reconnect to ourselves into all life so when we observe nature there is
no waste, there's cycles of life, there's interaction with all the elements, there's
a really deep relationship with many functions that each element can benefit from. And then
when we see ourselves, how are we contributing to the system, the ecosystem, the system of
So, that's where principles can help reevaluate the self and the community to see how we are connected to ourselves and all life.
So when we start practicing these principles or reevaluate our habits and really start going to the path of being in service to old life, we start resonating with other people that want to do the same or are doing already something similar.
So we come together, and this is where community comes in, and we agree.
We have agreements.
I'm like, okay, what does spirituality mean to you?
What does harmony mean to you?
What does regeneration mean to you?
What does community mean to you?
What does love mean to you?
And we may all have somewhat a resonance on what the definition of these are.
and yet we still want to make sure we are aligned and we're with each word that we're using now that
we're in community and we want to work together live together create something beautiful together
it's a line our our words our actions that's a line our hearts region so this is important for
or any community or project or even a business,
when you have a group of people together,
it's how we can all align in every aspect
and have that coherence.
Bring this other word, coherence into the self,
coherence into the thought, the word, the action,
coherence into aligning my spirit self
with the land and the earth, right?
The life.
I align in coherence with the cosmos.
So why this is important because if I say I'm spiritual and then I'm not composed, I'm not doing compost, I'm not planting trees and seeds, I'm not fully connected to my spirit self.
and if you're not healthy if you're not practicing how you'd be healthy as much
as best as possible you're not fully committed to your spirit itself the more
you're committed to your health the more you create the spirit and vice versa
more you connect spirit the more connect to your health the more you connect to
spirit and your health the more you connect it to the land because you want
make sure that you're getting organic non-gmo best beautiful food from earth
the freshest possible and if you have your own garden you can have more
coherence into yourself and your spirit self your health and the cosmos so
there's many ways to go here to align with makes the cycles of life the solstice
There's a way to cohere and align our thought, word, and heart, action, our gut, our intuition.
There's all these alignments that we want to be aware of and be connected to.
So with all this said, this is what regenerating culture is about.
And there's many ways how to be involved or how to start or how to be acting upon this.
You can be in different areas of life.
And the first one, of course, is regenerating ourselves, health, and better in many ways.
There's also regenerative technology, regenerative business, regenerative education, and therefore there's podcasts.
regenerative spirituality, regenerative arts.
So all these areas, pillars of our society can be regenerated once we evaluate how they are working,
and then we act upon how to regenerate them.
So yes thank you for letting me share and if you have any questions if you want to clarify on something Yes so much So as a community builder what is the most difficult part at the moment
in this stage of the world to build regenerative communities?
Because I can imagine we come from so many different backgrounds
and we all bring different struggles, different abilities
and all these wonderful gifts we bring,
but also everyone brings their own little package.
You know what I mean?
And what I've learned in my time working for EcoVillages
was almost always it was very, very difficult
to find this consensus of what the baseline
of this community is going to look like.
And at the beginning, everyone was, yes, this is it, this is it.
And then time after time, it was like decreasing and the, yeah, let's say paths went sideways.
And this is from my point of view, perfectly fine because nothing is built forever or set in stone.
But for me, this was the hardest part to find enough people that agree on one vision and to pull through with it without having a different opinion the next day.
Maybe you can share something about what you think is the most difficult part for you at the moon.
What do you see?
Great question. Thank you.
So everything in the world exists for us to live in harmony, for us to live abundance and prosperous.
Everything exists.
The only thing and the only reason why we're not living this way, thriving, is because
each and every one of us humans don't know how to live together.
And this is expanded on a great scale with wars.
are an indicator of us humans not knowing how to solve problems with intelligence and peace
in heart and now this has been happening for generations where we've been separated and
having they're not having community and and then we have a family we have families most of our
families are are power driven hierarchical but the father or mother that takes the father role and
throughout the generation we have lost the way of how to open up our emotions how to
be transparent but most importantly like i've been talking with a lot of people lately
the most valuable thing and I'm saying the most of all for me for me and where
I've been talking and finding out the most valuable of everything is trust and
it's more valuable than gold is more value than anything in their existence
for humans because as humans were designed to be with other people we are
We are people of groups, we're beings of being with groups.
And we have lost the way of how to trust each other and therefore how to communicate.
We communicate, which communication is not me just speaking but also listening.
And there's a lot we could talk about that, is that sometimes we emanate our expressions
without coming from the heart.
It's just automatic or just too much mind.
And we're not connecting from essence.
And the communication can get lost or even interpreted in a different vibration from what
was originally the intention.
So we misinterpret things and we have feeling about that.
And then we end up arguing at some point or exploding our energy because we didn't know
how to manage that.
So to build community, we need to develop our own self-trust, our own self-love.
And throughout your life, my life, all our life,
we come in interaction with other people
that helps us reevaluate our self-love.
And the more I interact with other people,
the more I learn about myself.
So when there's deeper relationships
that extend over time,
and there's meaningful heart-to-heart
expressions and gifts and awareness and care therefore we love each other when
there's that we want to nurture it we want to take care of it and not fall into
the abuse the accidental accidental we call it abuse of like okay I already
have a great relationship with this person we love each other and then I
I might take advantage of something because there's so much trust away.
And we want to be careful with that.
We always want to have different levels of respect and honor and trust and transparency.
So we can arrange these levels when we start our relationship.
So if I have a relationship with one person, we have different levels.
okay I want to make sure I have my healthy boundaries which of those levels
okay you can go ahead into my bedroom and grab something but that's it please
don't go it I don't know about it you want to make sure if it things like that
when it's a community you also want to start with basics and make sure from the
beginning what are those levels limits of how to interact within the community
so first of all when you call for a community when you send an invitation
out you want to from the beginning of that invitation be clear like what is it
that you are inviting everyone for and have these details of like come to my
invitation for this gathering of a new community coming up please bring some
food don't bring any waste on the food this we can all share we don't want to
create waste there's not gonna be any trash cans in that in the gathering
please bring healthy organic food as best as possible all these details of the
invitation can really help the guests understand like okay what are we doing
here and what what are we doing with all these efforts of like we're doing something healthy
we're doing something for the earth we do i like this so the more details you have an invitation
also and then the agenda of the of the of the invitation would be something like i want us to
build communities here we're going to get to know each other introduce ourselves and then we're going
We're going to do some exercises on how we can engage with each other.
It's not too much theory and listening, but also group activity and body work.
And therefore, the more you have clarity from the beginning, the more we avoid anticipate any misunderstandings and problems.
And within the principles that we talked about a little bit before, there's principles such as the
Totec principles. Like one of them is to not assume, not take things personal. And sometimes
in any aspect of our expressions, we might express in a way, maybe I'm like with this
a little bit i'm not angry i'm just expressing like hey did you do this and the other person is
like no i didn't do it sorry maybe i did it a little bit but oh it wasn't me and i'm like oh
no i didn't want to scare you you know i don't want to blame you or anything like that so all
these expressions can be somewhat confusing and then so we can avoid these situations like
Well, I'm going to change my expression and not seem like I'm accusing you.
Come with a different, maybe special expression.
And the other person is being like, okay, cool, thank you.
I'm not going to take it personal.
So those things avoid and can be avoided from the beginning.
And because we're so cool, we're very chill.
Over time, we let these little things just go by.
And then after a year, maybe three years, five years,
when we can't see each other anymore.
It's just so annoying and I just can't hear his voice or her voice
and it becomes a problem.
So that's in a nutshell a little bit about what these different areas
that are important to evaluate in order to build community.
So, yeah, thank you.
I really love that.
Because, I mean, I'm living with my son and, of course,
we have communication issues here and there and we learn a lot from each other um
and i would say seeing the same person every day without having the option to opt out because it's
your son you have to have certain communication skills and you have to grow a thick skin because
at some point a kid will talk back to you if you're always like criticizing all these i don't
You know, I mean, I picked up a lot of rude shit from my parents and I really tried to make it different.
But of course, here and there I did mistakes and I wasn't maybe at a point where I was able to communicate in a healthy way sometimes.
So now my son is 12 and I think since he learned how to talk, he talked back to me.
And that was a good process because having a sparing partner that you can't kick out of your house because you have to cook for him is like you have to get your shit together, literally, because you don't want to hurt your kids just because you're in a in able to change the way you communicate.
and because of all that love you have for these little beings you have a really good motivation
to work on yourself so I love that and I learned over the years that communication I mean I studied
languages I was always interested in how to communicate so I figured out that this is maybe
the most important thing or one of the most important things in life how to communicate
in a loving way.
Oh, I'm sorry, the dogs.
And I really think you have a point there,
really important point.
Maybe you can talk a little bit
about what you're working on right now
because you have so many different things
you're working on.
I don't know.
I cannot list them all.
And they're all super interesting.
Maybe you can pick one or two really cool things
we maybe deep dive into a little bit, because I think you bring all this wisdom and you
put it into action.
So you are creating some kind of ripple effect, I think, because these people are learning
from you and bringing it out to the world and other way around.
You learn from them because I think, as you said, every interaction is a chance to learn.
So maybe we can talk a little bit about what you're working on.
Yay, thank you. So we are working on a few things. Mainly is creating conditions to help us, the people, the humans, to remember how to live in harmony with all life.
So again, we're creating conditions to help us humans remember to live in harmony with
all life.
So, in order to do this, we found that creating events can help accelerate the process of
having a little taste of what would it be to live in harmony with all life.
What does that mean?
What does it mean to live in community?
What does it mean to live healthy?
What does it mean to live a spiritual lifestyle?
And since 2014, after learning a lot of what I have been curious about is creating a new
reality I have also noticed the need in my time You may notice in your time as well whenever that is that there a big need for us humans to change our ways so back in 2014 I realized that by creating
specific events design or structure that allows the conditions to be proper for
us to really snap out or transform or reprogram ourselves in order to create the reality we
want to create.
So these retreats have been evolved.
So 2014, I started.
For one day, what would it be like to live in community, full art, with workshops that
can transform the world?
What would it be for one day?
So I brought permaculture teachers, healing masters from different areas, about seven
music bands, many DJs as well, all in one day.
And everyone contributed for free.
It was an all free event.
And it was focused for 500 people, but less than 100 people came.
So it was like a mini retreat festival type thing.
But it was very impactful here in Ecuador.
It was nothing like it.
And I came from traveling.
I was in San Francisco, California, for a while.
I went to a lot of events over there.
So that was very inspiring.
But overall, there was this missing point of community.
Now you can find many community events.
Amazing.
And in 2014, here in Ecuador,
it was that event that started all for me.
It's called Seeds.
Seeds of consciousness that are expanding.
awareness to life and now this event is about to a retreat our biggest one is 21
days 21 days of living this lifestyle which 21 days are the minimum the
average needed for us to integrate a habit in our lives so we bring different
methodologies, breathwork, yoga, to a whole morning ritual of how we can bring together
a healthy lifestyle.
So, scraping our tongue in the morning to Qigong, Muay Thai, martial arts, to then start the
day with healthy juice, of course whatever work you have, we don't like to call it work,
but it's more of a production, a creativity moment.
And then have this whole morning of bringing yourself to your maximum potential.
Then after lunch, the lunch definitely has to be healthy.
have an evening of creativity more chill more relaxed more with the Sun the sun
coming down your energy starts coming down and you can bring out your
creativity with music with dance more body movement of course and writing
poetry or writing your book or something of that type of expression so all these
methodologies from learning how to learn to reading to body movement to then bring your
creativity can really become your fine-tuned self. And fine-tuned self is like considering
yourself as a string of the guitar. So you're a string of a guitar. I'm a guitar right now.
I'm gonna play my string.
So I can fine tune that.
So if I live in a house that have my community
and we are all strings, guitar strings,
and we fine tune ourselves,
all of us are fine tuned to our best tone,
then we create harmony with them.
So what is harmony?
And going back to Harmony World Live, we started sharing this.
Harmony is the maximum potential of any element.
So when we see nature, we see all this nature, it could be messy, but it's all fine-tuned.
And it's all in harmony.
Jungle is in harmony.
Why? Because all the elements of the jungle are in its maximum potential.
the tree is being the tree to its maximal potential and has multiple functions to benefit the rest of
life the jaguar is being the jaguar in its maximum potential it's hunting and is doing this their
thing the eagle is doing this best evil things in its in its own expression of maximum potential
all the insects all the spiders the snakes every element of nature is being its maximum potential
So all these maximum potential elements come together, all of that is harmony.
And same thing, another expression of this harmony is music band, right?
So there's a guitar player, the bass player, the drummer, the singer.
If none of us know how to play an instrument or our voice, we come together and we want to create a song, it's going to sound horrible.
horrible it sounds horrible and and you can even laugh about it you're so horrible
but when we all practice and say i'm gonna fine-tune myself i'm gonna come back in a few
months and fine-tune myself and you come back with an amazing bass player amazing guitar player
amazing all you guys play very good now let's harmonize all of our maximal potential of expression
through the instrument right so that's harmony
but i want to be clear on that because i thought we all can understand harmony but i found that not
and when i come to myself and i say okay i'm gonna bring about my maximal expression of myself and
my best health and all this and i can harmonize with other people in the same level
So when you come and choose and create community, we want to make sure that we're in a similar level of potential so we can grow together from there.
And that's the way to do it. You don't want always someone better than you or some other people that you have to train a lot. You want some of that.
some of that, but most of us, we want to be in the same level of potential and harmony
to be harmony.
Okay.
So did I answer you that question?
Yeah.
I think you answered a lot of questions.
And the one thing I'm working on is that that's the main thing is we create experiences
to our retreats to help live, taste that experience,
and then take it with you.
And it's just a radical way of accelerating the process
of living a regenerative lifestyle.
And then by having a few of these type of retreats,
I'm not saying ours is the best one.
It's one of the best ones.
It's a really good one that it's a holistic lifestyle.
and when you come to at least one you you can you can improve already so much
at least 50% and I say at least 50% because a lot of that what your
improvement is about is to letting go what's interfering with your improvement
right then the rest it's build up so take away everything that interferes and
And then that's at least 50% from a lot of us, most of you.
Then start building from there to get better.
And this is what we're working on.
In the retreats, we help fine-tune yourself in different areas of life.
And then when you come to enough of these retreats, you're already trained to start living a more permanent regenerative lifestyle with a group of people.
in an eco village or intentional community or something like that.
So, yeah.
Nice.
Thank you so much.
You know what that reminds me of?
I'm often being asked, like, what does an unschooling day look like?
I have an eco.
I'm sorry.
and it remains me of what you said because my goal is always to maximize our potential that
we already have so meditation breath work healthy food a lot of walks in nature and
all these beautiful things a lot of exercises and a lot of free room to be creative of course
And for a lot of people, this is already like hard to achieve in their daily life because they have so many things they have to care about, you know, for like a normal family.
They have to go to work. Both parents, most of the time, the kids have to go to school.
So this sounds like paradise when I talk about how we structure our day.
But this didn't come overnight. Of course, I've been working my ass off to come to that point to be able to live like that.
And but the most important part was doing it to become it and not waiting for the right moment so I can be who I want to become.
That didn't make sense. So you have to really start doing these things to become the person who is doing these things.
I like that a lot. So for me, what you just described is unschooling.
And maybe we can talk a little bit about what you think about education.
I've been reading of course about your thoughts on education and it's aligned with what unschooling is
and the beautiful part of this is that we don't and I think that I felt that when I've been reading
your text about education that you don't wanna or at least that's true for me I don't treat my child
like he's a stupid person just because he's little.
He's a human being and he's treated like a human being in my household.
And I think that is one of the most important things in unschooling,
that you have this healthy lifestyle, that you try to live on your maximal potential.
And this is always like you can go better and better every day, of course,
and that you treat each other with love and respect.
And that is basically it.
From there on, everything else is growing by itself.
At least this is true for my child.
And I've seen this in many other families.
I've heard someone say, give them a secure spot to live and a lot of love and healthy food.
And the rest is what they do.
And that is it.
That is called life.
And I think that's very beautiful.
Maybe you can share some thoughts about what you think about education and how we can restructure that so we go into a direction of more harmony in education.
Yes, thank you.
A lot of, I'm sure the audience, people listening right now know that the education system is
fixed.
No, it's, and it doesn't benefit us in many ways.
It actually limits us, the current education system.
It has some flaws.
It's so good.
However, we know we can do a lot better.
And a lot has to do with the first seven years of our growth since we're born as humans.
And like you described, it's creating the conditions, the best conditions possible for the child to feel safe,
to feel loved, to feel nurtured, to feel healthy.
So, even a child in the womb already can detect the environment from what's happening outside.
And the vibration, the sounds, the energy of the people and everything around.
So you may be familiar with that already.
But now we want to take this further where when we have a kid in the first years, the mother is everything.
But also the father.
Even if the father is not carrying the child a lot, the father's presence is crucial.
Sometimes, and most of the times in today's world, fathers are not there.
The masculine energy of men are not fully there nowadays.
There's a lot of single mothers.
And it pretty sad that these so men are supposed to be strong and brave in difficult situations They abandon the woman and their child
So this is one of the major problems in the world that a lot of people don't talk about.
I personally am a son of six children.
I'm a son, the first of six children.
My mother has been single and raised as six.
I'm the first one.
Subconsciously, my growth, I've dated single mothers, many.
So overall, I've somehow raised kids in my life.
And I have come into this awareness of fatherhood.
I don't have children of my own yet.
I have developed this awareness of being a father figure and overall parents.
So father and mother are the first educational experience for the kids.
It's not outside.
It's us, the parents, first.
And then also us parents realizing that our children are our teachers.
Every kid is our teacher.
They're the best teachers.
Because it really brings us to the awareness of the essence of humanity.
And when a child is talking to us, we want to listen.
And listen very carefully when they talk.
because everything they're saying the way they speak with their body language
is most of their expression and then what they're saying with their words if
they speak yet it's so important because they're teaching us something
maybe they're not aware maybe that you're not aware but they're channeling
their purest essence of themselves at which they're still connected to all God
or however we want to consider God is the old frequency of consciousness so
when they're expressing and talking to us sharing something to us there's a big
message so when we listen you know how to listen we learn and that's our greatest
education our kids our relationship with our kids from the very beginning
Furthermore, how can we take this to the next level?
It's the family.
The grandma, the grandpa, the cousins, and the neighbors around that create the best education for your kids.
And therefore, therefore comes in again culture.
The way we dress, the way we express, the way we cook, the house is smelling, some delicious food, all that is the best education.
for your child to grow in harmony, aligned with love, with confidence, with no fear,
with all these doubts away and all these energies that are part of our current society.
All that is away now because we have created the environment for our kids to grow.
And that's where community comes in.
And there's a phrase that many of us have heard.
It takes a village to raise a child, one child.
That's so true.
This is brought to us from ancient wisdom.
This keeps passing by.
It takes a village to raise a child.
And it takes generations to raise children of good.
Because generation over generation, it takes 10 to 20 years.
is one generation depending how we see this but 10 years is an average of okay I see a next
generation coming there's not much bigger difference the kids maybe there is but there's not much big
of a difference in tools but actually there is every each 10 years is big difference seven years
in the ancient wisdom every seven years first seven years of a kid and then when they're 14 and
and when they're 21.
We wanna honor those sequences.
Like, oh, you're seven, you're becoming a young kid,
and you're gonna learn so many things,
and you wanna honor that age as the next phase.
And that 14 years old,
this is the next phase you're coming into a teenager.
A lot has happened already.
You transform your body.
All these are educational phases
that we wanna consider and rise to their awareness.
honor those next phases of growth and celebrate as well, right?
So that is important in education.
And then the rest comes about, okay?
School-wise, right?
We don't want to call it school anymore,
but we want to create this community of kids
where they're learning something that they all are aligned with.
And then there's different methodologies around that.
But of course, nature is a big one that creates the foundation of that connection.
And then other things like technology, language, or communication skills.
Skills that actually are used in today's society.
Not like current schools.
We don't use a lot of it anymore.
You might have heard already that technology and all this awareness is speeding up so much
that the current school systems are obsolete now
and they're going to become more obsolete.
So right now, us taking action
and creating school or not school,
education systems is crucial and important
and step it up and make it happen.
So thank you.
Thank you for what you're doing.
The podcast is really important for me.
Nice.
Thank you so much.
So I have millions of more questions and we have an echo again.
I'm so sorry.
Gotcha.
But we need to come to an end because my child,
he's in the hammock outside and he's like, he's hungry.
So I have to, but maybe I can lure you into another episode one day
for the millions of other questions I have.
Maybe one last question if you have the time and energy.
What are your future plans?
What are your next projects you are working on?
You're a speaker on different nice events out there.
You are doing retreats, organizing so many things.
So what are the next steps maybe if someone's interested in following you?
Where can they find information about your work?
and yeah the possibilities to learn from you
yes thanks so upcoming next we have a 21 day detox program this is online one on this group coaching
also one-on-one if we're needed we're looking for 10 individuals we already have a few signed up
that are interested to level up their health by detoxing there's 21 days where we go through
different natural cleansing parasites and also bacteria and overall energy plans as well
and focused on the kidney the liver the intestines with herbs minerals and this is led by my partner
She's very well formed in different areas of nutrition,
from trophology, ayurveda, acrobriotic,
within the plant-based whole food movement as well,
where depending on each body and each need,
we tailor a cleansing program in which after the process,
you will feel a complete regeneration phase where you can do this whole
transition of if you're used to eating processed foods and all these things you
can help transition to a more healthy basic whole food lifestyle and very
delicious as well a lot of people think oh it's not very tasty you know we we are
very experienced in restaurants I myself have over 20 years of experience
restaurants for the house is a plant-based chef we have opened a
restaurant as well before so we can make it addition and we can give you some
tips on that this is the beginning for any transformation any growth is the
personal health detoxing first and you want to detox once in a while depending
on your lifestyle depending where you are have this 21 day program and again
21 days is a good enough time to have a transformation habit so that's the 21 day
program and I can share more information about that it's daily coaching so we're
live with the group on answering questions making make sure accountability
is on and everything so that's happening in October 21st 21 days in November
We're going to be I'm going to be in Florida. Paul is going to be in Mexico
If you guys in that area we're going to be offering our services do ceremonies as well or
different types of needs
Also, there's a festival called Zen Awakening. I'm going to be a speaker at
In Florida if you're there, please check it out
In January this also is really good to know
It's the People's Reset Conference
That's one of the best ones I've been, and I've been a speaker there for a few years already,
because it brings a lot of people with solutions for creating a parallel regenerative society
from technology, economy, businesses, of course, wellness, education, different areas that
are being covered for us to build a new world that we want to build, live on.
So we're going to be speakers there.
It's in Mexico, in Morelia, January 28 to the 2nd.
And soon after the conference, to take it into practice, we're going to have our Seeds
Retreat in Mexico, in Te Pozlan, a beautiful town over there.
And this is important because the conference is really bringing the solutions.
then we able to practice it on the after the conference on the retreat and that's
what's happening soon in the future in overall 2026 we are going to help here
in Ecuador build the eco village there's two that we're working on right now one
in the jungle one the coast Alex is going to come to Ecuador be part of this
project we'll see what happens so yes the doors are open for anybody that are
interested to start or if you already have started you feel that you're not
ready level of living in community the doors are open whatever level you are at
contact us check us out and we'll see how we can start collaborating and start
learning from each other start doing things together so you can find more
information on our website is regenerativeculture.life and check out
the chronicle there or cast we have some more events coming up so yeah stay tuned
we work mostly in Ecuador Mexico and Florida this is the prophecy of the eagle
and the condor that we're applying so if you're in those areas yeah visit us in
in person is always good.
So thank you very much, Alex, for your time.
It's a beautiful conversation.
I'm hoping that we can see each other soon.
I actually trust that we'll see each other soon.
So thank you very much, a big hug.
I'll see you next time.
Big hug to your son as well.
Thank you so, so much.
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