[permaculture-oceania] Spirit Care

[Laurence Gaffney]

JEDD
The proposal of a fourth ethic to do with "spirit care" was floating around at APC8. From what I could see it was being promoted largely by one person. I do not remember any discussion group devoted to this topic nor do I remember any "decisions" made regarding it.

Your secondary question is too hard.

Laurence Gaffney



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Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2006 01:04:52 +1000
From: jedd <jedd at progsoc.org>
Subject: [permaculture-oceania] Care of spirit - a question of ethics
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 Howdi,

 Wikipedia had a reference, briefly, recently, recorded a new ethic
 of Permaculture -- care of spirit.

 The details of this ethic (as posted) are viewable at:
 http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Permaculture&diff=64956111&oldid=64943421

 Actually, that'll show you the differentiation, but the text is there.

 There's some discussion wrapped around the addition and subsequent
 removal of this particular entry from WP.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Permaculture#Spiritcare.3F.3F.3F

 In there is a late comment by 'sinergyinaction' -- who is either
 a regrettably bad speller, or the punniest person I've not met today,
 to the effect that at the convergence last year it was agreed that
 this fourth ethic was now agreed upon.   I know this list isn't the
 authoritative word on all things PC, but I'm curious why it didn't
 pop up here following the convergence.

 So my question is simply whether this was in fact agreed upon, and
 if so, a secondary question of what constitutes a quorom of PCers,
 with a tertiary question of what happens if half the PC community
 want to defer to the spiritual and the other half do not?

 Jedd.


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