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The first Anastasia-village in Peru! KHOMANTA KANCHA! MADRESELVA WELCOME! Follow us while we are setting up our paradisiacal, sustainable community Connection with (our own) true nature and constantly growing consciousness, as a basis for enjoyment and satisfaction, and sharing this passive as well as active with the World, each of us in our own favorite way. We are going to realize: Application and education with regard to: - Permaculture (agriculture, building, sanitary fittings, etc.) - Optimal nutrition - Medicinal herbs - Martial arts / physical exercise (T´ai Ch´i, Wudang fitness, Poy, Chi Kung, Wing Chun) - Art (architecture, music, ceramics, textile) - English, Spanish, Quechua Healing! Nature, cold water baths, sweat lodges, medicinal herbs, physical exercise, optimal nutrition, internal cleansing, fulfilment, and several therapies, such as Reiki/Transmutación Andina, the Sedona Method and family constellations. And also - Preservation and spreading of seeds - Environmental projects - Small-scaled ecotourism - Place for harmonious birthing - Peace Insolvable? Simple solutions for things in life that look very difficult. Lifestyle info partly with help from our ancestors: 100% 2012 proof! Suggestions are welcome of course. General For more information about possible participation/habitation in our community, click here (and read also the rest of this website of course). For questions, suggestions or remarks, or to subscribe for our news letter, click here. Click here to read about the meaning of our name, KHOMANTA KANCHA. The village will be based on life in connection with (our) true nature, partly inspirated by what Anastasia, a woman who lives in the Siberian taiga, helps mankind to remember, i.a. through the books of Vladimir Megre. In the beginning of 2009 there were already more than a thousand initiatives/communities only in Russia, inspired by the books. More information about the books you can find at www.ringingcedars.com. This website was last updated on 17 May 2010. |