How do we live together? What’s essential? What skills and knowledge can we rely on?
Today, it has become essential that we once again understand the foundations of life at all levels. And the living in its operating principle invites us to restore and fertilize life in exchanges, diversity, simply.
Barbara Steudler, visionary and founder of the University of the Living, which is taking place this week in St. Cergue (VD, Switzerland), offers us an insight into relational ecology, which means the transmission of knowledge, as practiced by the first peoples. In these lands, they do not practice barter, but rather the transmission of knowledge, in order to potentiate the humus. And the time has undoubtedly come to implement this ancient wisdom in our country as well.
Barbara tells us about Silvotherapy, for example, which scientifically explains how the energy of trees is beneficial for our general state of being. She also explains that it is possible to re-create humus in 15 years, whereas it would take up to 15,000 years on arid land. And she tells us how everything is interconnected, how each element is in its place for the well-being of the other.
In the University of the Living, we will learn and understand how together, with our natural talents, we can enrich our world.
The University of the Living offers 101 workshops with 49 speakers.
And if I think loud and clear: A University of the Living is clearly the school of life. The question we should ask ourselves then: Why are there others? Isn’t it in this full potential linked to all the elements that life, inspiration and evolution emerges in joy? What could be a better basis for creating one’s personal and common path in connection with life?
