CULTURAL PROJECTS

“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” – R Buckminster Fuller

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.“Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.” ― Henry David Thoreau
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…like life, this site is a work forever in progress. Updates, edits, and additions are always on the move. Corrections, suggestions, objection are always appreciated and taken into consideration through comments and email.

Thank you for visiting the PEACH Community and Seeds Projects.

Update: Things are moving forward, and I am going to back away from some of the responsibilities. I will continue writing and updating the book, along with broadcasting, as time allows, but money matters are starting to push ahead and finances are not in my wheelhouse. There are a few members who will be picking up and managing finances, fund-raising and promotions as we reach up and out to those who are longing to help and those who are new to the Community.

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Seeds

“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” R Buckminster Fuller
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The New Role Model – Preserve and Protect All Cultures

Seeds Projects 
The Seeds Project is the Art of Culture, an Heirloom Cultural Project. The Seeds Project advocates for the preservation of all native cultures. The Seeds Projects are living and working communities for the preservation of a people’s culture and their heritage. The goal of the Seeds Project is to help establish living and working viable and intentional communities based on the history, philosophy, spirituality, and the arts of living cultures passed down through time.

(see examples below under Seed Planters): Yemen (Feasible Report 2013). Spanish Communist Town (Village Against the World). Honduras (Don’t Be Afraid Gringo). Scotland (Magic Of Findhorn). Israel (US State Dept: Creation of Israel,1948. UN RES 181). Japan (Shirakawa-go). Native North America Unist’ot’en (Heal The People, Heal The Land). Pan-European and American Cultural and Heritage Community (Seeds and PEACH Community – coming soon!)

The Seeds Project recognizes that there are Seven Basic Human Needs and Rights for any Civilized Society to Survive and Thrive.
Clean and Safe Shelter
Clean Food and Water
Health and Physical Care
A Balanced Ethical Education – Fine, Folk, Skilled Arts
Productive Purposeful Work
Free and Open Communication
and like all Nature and Heaven’s Creations Rest

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The Spice
The focus and intentions of the Seeds Project is the preservation of all individual cultures, their heritage, their ethnic backgrounds and their long held traditions. In this way, there is a universality that unites all human beings. Yet, each Project’s focus remains to live and work with the gifts we have received from our forbearers in order to enjoy, preserve and pass on to our children the knowledge, the wonderful traditions and treasures we have inherited..
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At the top of this page there are the above four topics. Hover over each section or click on the topic, a drop down menu will appear for each section. Feel free to explore, however, keep in mind this book is still in process, of completion and professional editing. If you want a quick overview click on the Little PEACH Book. Towards the bottom of each page is a link titled ‘Seeds,’ that will bring you back here.

A Living Pan-European American Cultural and Endowment-Heritage Community Center Calendar Full 12 Month Calendar 
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NEEDED: Wealthy Eccentric Benevolent Benefactors to fund $22 Million 40+ acres fertile land and woods with a 400,000 square foot complex (former school: gym, pool, library, dorms, garage, etc.. ], church, conference center, monastery, grotto) to develop into a non-profit, self-sustaining, Pan-European and American Cultural and Heritage living community; the new role model. Depending on the size of the facilities, this community could employ 40 to 100 people. When the project is fully developed it will serve 1000s.

      
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Worthwhile Skills Needed In A New Community
Land Management: water, botanical, biomass, energy, sustainable plant growth, local bio-restoration.
House Building: grid and off grid electrical solar & hydro, clean plumbing, woodworking.
Farming: organic, biodynamic, herbs, aquaponics, animal husbandry, bee and butterfly keeping, vermiculture, landscaping, maple & birch taping, balsam harvesting, plant and wildlife management.
Medical: holistic, ancient, allopathic.
Skills: black smithing, pottery, woodworking, glass blowing, masonry, farming animal & husbandry, cultural folk arts, culinary, fiber arts, book binding, cordwaining, spinning, painting, theatre, music, dance, photography, philosophy, history, home life.
Education of Children: whole child, classical, community, father and sons clubs, mom and tots club.
Adult Education: guest lectures, arts, philosophy, book clubs. academic and physical skills.
Computer and Internet Technology: maintain, secure an open world-wide internet, no child policy.
Worker Owned Business Management: dotting i’s crossing t’s, visionary business expansion, legacy, endowment.
Business Retail: co-op grocery & bakery, café, artists co-op, tea-room, cordwainer, book binding, light-bulb & brown bottle factory, waterwheels, thrift shop, co-op bicycle shop, small artisan business, village bazaar. *
Worker Support: developing new skills and training unskilled labor to become skilled.
Grant Writing and Fund Raising: invaluable.
Ethical Media & Communication: inviting guest speakers, educating the public, community outreach, radio communication.
Government Liaison: a representative voice in the old world.
Lawyering: to deal, confront and protect against the obsolete system.

*(Do not fear hard work or the word co-op, it is just another means of trade, barter, entrepreneurship, like time banking or colonial script). We are open to grant funding, legacy, online giving, UBI through education and volunteerism. We value the quality of life and our people more than the quantity of money; contrary to popular belief, economics is far more complex than the banker’s component and usury.

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Seed Planters 
Biodynamic Food
Schooner Creek Farm
Unist’ot’en pt2volunteer
Trew Era Cafe
Doers – Focus-E15-Mothers
anarchi$t
Angels working the farm
People before profit
Change everything
Sean’s Outpost
Peace Economy
Paradigm Shift
Basic Income
Spaceship Earth
League of Conservation Voters
Contributionism
Tierralismo
Only Way to Feed the World
Soil Sisters
Children Of The Schism
CROPP
Good Neighbors
Quit Your Job, Fight Poverty Instead
Give Your Money Away Challenge #GYMAC
Changing Education Paradigms
Ubuntu Planet
Sun for Power
Kim Dot Com’s Best Place In The World
NHExit
Freedom, Georgia
Tenth Amendment Center
Double Down News/a>

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“If any State in the Union will declare that it prefers separation with the first alternative, to a continuance in union without it, I have no hesitation in saying, ‘let us separate’. I would rather the States should withdraw, which are for unlimited commerce and war, and confederate with those alone, which are for peace and agriculture.”Thomas Jefferson

“There will never be a really free and enlightened State until the State comes to recognize the individual as a higher and independent power, from which all its own power and authority are derived, and treats him accordingly.”Henry David Thoreau

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A Chronological History Of Progress In Pictures
From Mesopotamia to The Conflict in Iraq

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Western Civilization – UK

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Goethe On Nature –

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Shirakawa-go – Japanese Culture

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Message to the West – US

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The Land of my Ancestors – US

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A Beautiful, But Sad Love Song To Europeans – UK

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Amish Barn Raising – US

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Viking Village – Iceland

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Orania Tour

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Indigenous People – England

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Permaculture – France

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Rewards of Animal-Husbandry, Got Milk? – US

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Some Purposeful Work – Canada

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Education Matters, the right education – US

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Living Culturally – Unist’ot’en People – Native American

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Words of Wisdom

Someone who is asleep will not say no (1981) [escape, before it’s too late]
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Destroy the prison (1957) [“…what have I done?”-  who are you really working for?]

Irreplaceable – Replacement Migration and Ethnic Erasure  (2019) – Charles Robertson

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Instructional Video – Leadership

nothing great was ever done without, enthusiasm.

be the spark

“What you think, you become.
What you feel, you attract.
What you imagine, you create.”

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Big Little Ideas: Seed Planters

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Suggestions? leave a comment and a link.
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mueseumpiece.
be grateful

it is food for angels

share the wealth
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The PEACH Project
The PEACH Project focuses on Pan-European and American Culture and Heritage. In building these small manageable communities the residents and members above all else engage the hearts, the minds and the will from a Traditional Western Philosophical Perspective.

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The PEACH Vision
“We are what we repeatedly do, excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.” -Aristotle

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The PEACH Mission
In celebration of a living pan-European Culture in North America we hold, practice and preserve our heritage while creating a just and moral sound economy.

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The PEACH Goals
To build and maintain an economic self-sustainable community that becomes an open-source role model for other like-minded peoples to copy, build upon, adjust to their community needs and share.

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The hardest step is going from zero to one.

“An ounce of practice is worth more than tons of preaching.”Mahatma Gandhi

Let’s Practice.

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Our Culture ~ Our Heritage ~ Our Future

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Living Pan-European and American Cultural and Heritage Community Center

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“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” R Buckminster Fuller
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end war and you can have all this and more.

The Seeds Project Template is open source and free to use with Creative Commons attribution.

Everything Else, All Rights Reserved.

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Peach Community

Living Pan-European and American Cultural and Heritage Community

The PEACH Project
The PEACH Project focuses on Pan-European and American Culture and Heritage. In building these small manageable communities the residents and members above all else engage the hearts, the minds and the will from a Traditional Western Philosophical Perspective.

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The PEACH Vision
“We are what we repeatedly do, excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.” -Aristotle

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The PEACH Mission
In celebration of a living Pan-European Culture in North America, we hold, practice and preserve our heritage while creating a just and morally sound economy.

This community is richly steeped in traditional European and American festivals, celebrations, work, history, and philosophy.

Within the community, we are growing, creating, and serving traditional Western foods, dress, and folk crafts. We study western philosophy and history while practicing the practical, skilled and fine arts. We employ modern and traditional methods of work, family and incorporate moral methods of trade, markets, and enterprise.

We engage knowledgeable people who speak to our community regarding the interests and development of Western Civilization through our history, philosophy and esoteric perspectives.

We welcome guest speakers who practice and engage in the historic and cultural traditions of Western art, music, drama, movement and dance, along with taking part in the celebrations of our Traditional American and pan-European heritage and festivals. We seek to preserve and work in both the practical, liberal and mechanical arts.

Our goals include the production of food and textiles through the use of bio-dynamic and organic gardening methods, small animal husbandry, beekeeping, butterfly-keeping, tree-tapping, and working to create areas for bio-restoration and natural flora diversity.

We encourage creative studio time for artistic expression through skills such as wood-working, iron-casting, glassblowing, printmaking, and ceramics. Maintenance skills are taught to all residents and members in order to keep our community and facilities working and self-sufficient.

We are developing businesses that will allow a family to survive on one income while providing work that is purposeful, ethical and allows each person to expand and grow within their talents and gifts. We encourage a guilt-free family-first attitude as we work diligently to bring back trust in the world, and we do this, in part, by embracing gratitude and appreciation for all the residents and members of our community. We are striving to develop an atmosphere where people do not merely work to live, but live to work.

~this is the platform in which we live our lives, value labor, preservation of our heritage and our future. We strive every day to live culturally.August von Gothe

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The PEACH Goals
To build and maintain an economic self-sustainable community that becomes an open-source role model for other like-minded people to copy, build upon, adjust to their community needs, and share.

The community is transparent in its financials. Its values embrace clean, safe shelter, clean water and food, the creation of work with purpose guided by just and sound ethics. Along with the development of classical common-sense education, good health, and the promise of free and open communication.

We continue to invite and reach out to open-minded and traditional visionaries to guide us financially forward. We do this in order to secure fertile land, facilities for housing, events and help us develop a sound economy through grants, legacy funds, UBI, and micro-economic sustainable structures.

Lastly, we welcome innovative speakers, practitioners who embrace both old world common sense ideas while developing healthy innovative technologies that allow us to remain true to our self-sustaining goals, while keeping them in balance with our community and cultural values.

We strive to bring forward an enlightened consciousness incorporating and working with environmentally sound models and common sense thought. We work diligently to end the practice of un-personhood that is growing exponentially around us so that we can once again live authentic lives.

This community is not in want of ideas, all the concepts are rooted in the foundations of Pan-European Western Civilization, but ideas are in need of funding in order to engage the will and create action.

The hardest step is going from zero to one.

“An ounce of practice is worth more than tons of preaching.”Mahatma Gandhi
Let’s Practice.

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Scroll to the top for the drop down menus: Arts, Club, Festivals, Merchantry & Contact Info
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“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” – R Buckminster Fuller
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Our Culture ~ Our Heritage ~ Our Future

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The Seeds Project and PEACH Community Book is Coming Soon!
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Living Pan-European and American Cultural and Heritage Community Center

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SUBSCRIBE STAR – PEACH COMMUNITY

The PEACH Community Now Has a Subscribe Star!
Living Pan-European and American Cultural and Heritage Community Center

If you can give anything it is met with appreciation and great gratitude. If not please help us spread the message of our site and ideas.

We now have help with the Subscribe Star and looking for help in being more adept in our social media presence online. If this community speaks to you please reach out to us the best you can.

 

Some of our immediate goals:
Better Media equipment
Speaking live and recorded podcasts to other people involved in similar endeavors and all who support our people.
Setting up an extensive new homes away from YouTube.
Creating more content about our people.
Developing a 501c3 not for profit organization.
Extensive funding to grow and develop a living community

Subscribe Star

Questions: peachcommunity@yahoo.com

Please be aware Google and YouTube are removing accounts left and right, many for no good reason and some because they disagree with y a philosophy or a political point of view,  Please makes sure you are connected to us on Bitchute, LBRY and Yahoo – Places that still respect Free Speech in the USA,

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Wind Ensembles 

Percy Grainger, Lincolnshire Posy – United States Air Force Band

Percy Grainger, Children’s March/Over the Hills and Far Away – LaCognata, Wilmington Winds

Percy Grainger, Molly on the Shore – North Texas Wind Symphony

Percy Grainger, Irish Tune from County Derry – Dallas Wind Symphony

Gustav Holst, First Suite in E Flat – Fennell, The Cleveland Symphonic Winds

Gustav Holst, Second Suite in F – Fennell, The Cleveland Symphonic Winds

Anton Dvorak, Serenade for Winds – Kubelik, Orchester des Bayerischen Rundfuks-

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Serenade for 13 Winds in B-flat – Mackerras, Orchestra of St. Luke

Gordon Jaco0b, William Byrd Suite – Pacific Lutheran University Wind Ensemble

Leonard Bernstein, Overture to Candide – Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra

Antonín Dvořák. Serenade for winds, op.44 – Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.

Richard Strauss, Serenade for wind ensemble Op. 7 – Foley, United States Marines Band

Dmitri Shostakovich, Festive Overture, Op. 96 – Hunsberger, Eastman Wind Ensemble

Ralph Vaughan Williams.English Folk Song Suite – Cleveland Symphonic Winds

J.S. Bach, Fantasia in G Major – Grogan, US Army Field Band

Darius Milhaud, Suite Francaise – Adelaide Wind Orchestra

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Dulcimer, Harp, Folk, Guitar

Hammered Dulcimer Player in Central Park NYC

Debussy – Deux Arabesques (Harpe) – Héloïse de Jenlis

 Brian Boru’s March on hammered dulcimer by Timothy Seaman

The Foggy Dew on Celtic harp, hammered dulcimer & flute by Timothy Seaman & Ann Robinson

The Ghillie’s” danse Kesh jig , Eddy kelly (jig) et Drowsy Maggie

Greensleeves – Hammered Dulcimer and Guitar – Steve and Ruth Smith

Suite Andalucia

Jeux Interdits

Isaac Albeniz – Asturias (Leyenda)

J. S. Bach – Partita in C moll BWV 997 – Evangelina Mascardi, Liuto barocco

The Lyre Of Megiddo

Kantele with blackbirds – Finnish spring tunes


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String Ensembles and Tone Poems

Johannas Brahms. Academic Festival Overture, op. 80 – Bernard Haitink, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra

Georg Friedrich Händel. Sarabande in D minor – Horst Sohm, Händel Festival Orchestra

Antonín Dvořák. Serenade E-Dur op. 22 für Streichorchester – Paavo Järvi, Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Serenade for Strings Op. 48 – Far Cry Ensemble

Schubert Octet – Ensemble Q

 

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Orchestra

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Schubert: Symphony in C major ‘The Great’

Prokofiev – Symphony No 1 ‘Classical’ – Celibidache

Beethoven Symphony No. 7 Full movement Karajan Berlin 

Gustav Mahler – Symphony No.1 in D major – Georg Solti, Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Mozart  Symphony No. 40 in G minor K. 550 – Camerata Salzburg Austrian Chamber

Mozar, Symphony No.41 in C major K.551 “Jupiter” – Zubin Mehta & Wiener Philharmoniker

Brahms: Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op.68 Karajan Berlin

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