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CONTENTS
CHAPTER
THREE - BEYOND AND TRANSCENDING.. 74
LINKING
SOCIO-PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL CHANGE AND SUSTAIN-ABLE AGRICULTURE 76
INSPIRING
TRAUMA.. 76
WATER
TELLING US WHAT TO DO WITH IT. 78
Keyline
Emerges. 80
The
Placing of the Dams. 94
Designing
Farms. 98
Creating
Deep Soil Fast 100
Other
aspects of the Way. 102
Outcomes
of the Yeomans Way. 102
P.A.
YEOMANS AND ONGOING ACTION.. 106
Keyline’s
Influence on Permaculture. 109
Prophets for Ecological Profit 110
ADAPTING
KEYLINE TO CULTURAL KEYLINE. 110
LINKS
BETWEEN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, PSYCHOSOCIAL CHANGE AND INDIGENOUS
SOCIOMEDICINE 111
TIKOPIA
- CELEBRATING DIFFERENCE TO MAINTAIN UNITY AND WELLBEING 117
A
PSYCHIATRIC UNIT MODELED ON A SOUTH PACIFIC ISLAND.. 120
ASSAGIOLI
AND PSYCHO-SYNTHESIS. 123
RE-COGNISING
CONNEXITY.. 126
REFLECTIONS. 127
REFERENCES. 128
PHOTOS
Photo
1 This photo shows the low
fertility shale strewn with stones on P.A’s farm.. 78
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2 Fertile soil after two years
compared to the original soil 79
Photo
3 After three years the property
looked like a plush rural golf course. 80
Photo
4 Nevallan farm dams. 81
Photo
5 At Nevallan in July 2001, looking down towards the Keypoint at the top of
the dam 82
Photo
6 A Different Angle Showing the Ridges at the top of the Primary Valley. 83
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7 This view looks up towards the ridge at the top of the primary valley from where Photos 5 and 6
were taken 83
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8 Notice the chisel ‘terracing’ effect 86
Photo
9 Advertisement for Chisel
Plow – Bunyip Slipper Imp with Shakaerator’ 87 |