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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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I'd like to go back to Hawaii.
I'd be traveling all over the world right now if it wasnt for the man keeping me here.

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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lol

I got an invite to wwoof in hawaii. I was sooo gonna go, but a buddy of mine had done it a few years ago. He says just about everybody there doesnt like white people. I really didnt care, but out of nowhere I got an offer for this place in florida. I got a plane ticket for $160 and said fuck it. At least this way I can hitch anywhere else I need to go...

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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Havent read the thread because its late and I am a lazy fucker, just the OP.

I live in Puna for a year, crazy shit. Also live at an eco-village, possibly the same one, Jesus still running stuff down there?

Long live the Punatics!


Edit: read the first two pages, same place. Stayed there two months, awesome awesome experience. Did some aya journeys there, as well as other psy's which seem to float freely with the weed. I loved all the great food A would cook up, Raw Jah still going on? Awesome "sa-lads"

Edited by JohnnyZampano (03/09/11 03:41 AM)

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: JohnnyZampano]
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I_was_the_walrus said:
lol

I got an invite to wwoof in hawaii. I was sooo gonna go, but a buddy of mine had done it a few years ago. He says just about everybody there doesnt like white people. I really didnt care, but out of nowhere I got an offer for this place in florida. I got a plane ticket for $160 and said fuck it. At least this way I can hitch anywhere else I need to go...


I haven't noticed overt racism anywhere other then Waipi'o.  You gotta be more careful there. 

Otherwise all people I meet are wonderful

JohnnyZampano said:
Havent read the thread because its late and I am a lazy fucker, just the OP.

I live in Puna for a year, crazy shit. Also live at an eco-village, possibly the same one, Jesus still running stuff down there?

Long live the Punatics!


Hey, brother!  Yep, Jesus still runs the place!  Fruit trees going crazy.  Morning yoga sessions...life is good there at the village. 

Puna is such a wild place, eh? ...love it!

Edited by MOTH (03/09/11 03:43 AM)

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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Amazing, I miss the island sometimes. Did the rainbow last year which was really cool.

You happen to meet someone named Alex with a crazy huge red beard? Awesome guy.

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: JohnnyZampano]
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JohnnyZampano said:
Amazing, I miss the island sometimes. Did the rainbow last year which was really cool.

You happen to meet someone named Alex with a crazy huge red beard? Awesome guy.


HELL YES...Alex is awesome.

Spent some time with him at Rainbow and then we camped out together in the Valley

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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Glad you are living your dream :laugh: So cool.
How's that Hennessy treating you? :cool:

MOTH said:
I took off to Hawaii without knowing where I would go and with only $300 in my pocket. 

People said I was crazy but I didn't care



Not me! I said do itttt!!!!!


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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: Shroomism]
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Shroomism said:
Glad you are living your dream :laugh: So cool.
How's that Hennessy treating you? :cool:

MOTH said:
I took off to Hawaii without knowing where I would go and with only $300 in my pocket. 

People said I was crazy but I didn't care



Not me! I said do itttt!!!!!


Right on, I am forever thankful for the encouragement you gave!

I LOVE my hennessy, it keeps me dry and snug most of the time.

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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I agree with Akira, communal living is no more 'Free' than living in modern society, it just creates the illusion of freedom because certain everyday luxuries are expelled(or suspended it seems) from the equation. You're still subject to the laws of the land and a code of ethics and morals from the community, whether you adhere simultaneously to their principles or not, you're still under their legislation.

Your chances of obtaining freedom on planet earth is scant, my recommendations would be to acquire a mode of intergalactic space travel and live on an earth-like planet in the Andromeda Galaxy, which is no more a fairy tale than living free in a commune in Hawaii.

*Reality Check*


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Spectaculorum procedere debet





:mushroom2: :beer:

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: Sprezzatura]
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Sprezzatura said:
I agree with Akira, communal living is no more 'Free' than living in modern society, it just creates the illusion of freedom because certain everyday luxuries are expelled(or suspended it seems) from the equation. You're still subject to the laws of the land and a code of ethics and morals from the community, whether you adhere simultaneously to their principles or not, you're still under their legislation.

Your chances of obtaining freedom on planet earth is scant, my recommendations would be to acquire a mode of intergalactic space travel and live on an earth-like planet in the Andromeda Galaxy, which is no more a fairy tale than living free in a commune in Hawaii.

*Reality Check*


LOL

It felt a lot more free to me...so little work, so much more play. 

I worked 4 hours a week max taking vines off banana trees and the rest of the time I came and went as I pleased

But I left the commune because adventuring in the jungle is the most free-feeling experience I've had, way better.

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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What's your typical diet like day-to-day in the jungle?


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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: Sprezzatura]
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Posting to keep track of this thread and to request pics of future forest travels. :smile:


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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: ifoundwaldo]
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ifoundwaldo said:
What's your typical diet like day-to-day in the jungle?


Whatever I can find...citrus, bananas, coconut, mountain apple, guava, avocados, etc.

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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where's the protein?


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I close my eyes and seize it
I clench my fists and beat it
I light my torch and burn it
I am the beast I worship....

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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Nice! We met last year in Hilo in the hostel after we both moved down from Alaska (worked across the street from each other but never met).

Ended up backpacking and traveling all over the island for a while. My experiences on the island and the people I met really shifted my course in life. I loved to go down to the east point of the island by the light house and sit out on the rocky deserted coast and just look. At times the whales and dolphins would jump on by, and turtles would eat from the sea walls. Amazing!

Oh so many breath taking places all over the island I could go on for hours. If you haven't been to green sands yet it is well worth the visit. Having the beach to yourself with just the turtles to swim with at dawn is purdy cool.

Now I am all nostalgic for the island life. Enjoy it :smile:

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: JohnnyZampano]
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Hell yea! Livin a good life. I like it!

Stay safe and have fun!


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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: Olympus Mons]
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Olympus Mons said:
where's the protein?


Both guava and avocado have protein.


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T h e r e  a r e  n o  o r d i n a r y  m o m e n t s.

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: MOTH]
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MOTH said:
Sprezzatura said:
I agree with Akira, communal living is no more 'Free' than living in modern society, it just creates the illusion of freedom because certain everyday luxuries are expelled(or suspended it seems) from the equation. You're still subject to the laws of the land and a code of ethics and morals from the community, whether you adhere simultaneously to their principles or not, you're still under their legislation.

Your chances of obtaining freedom on planet earth is scant, my recommendations would be to acquire a mode of intergalactic space travel and live on an earth-like planet in the Andromeda Galaxy, which is no more a fairy tale than living free in a commune in Hawaii.

*Reality Check*


LOL

It felt a lot more free to me...so little work, so much more play. 

I worked 4 hours a week max taking vines off banana trees and the rest of the time I came and went as I pleased

But I left the commune because adventuring in the jungle is the most free-feeling experience I've had, way better.


i gotta admit, i feel the same sentiment, but i can say, at least, that you're not just assuming i am shitting on your ideal of freedom, just for asking questions and sharing my opinion... so there is that; that i must commend too.

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said:
MOTH said:
Sprezzatura said:
I agree with Akira, communal living is no more 'Free' than living in modern society, it just creates the illusion of freedom because certain everyday luxuries are expelled(or suspended it seems) from the equation. You're still subject to the laws of the land and a code of ethics and morals from the community, whether you adhere simultaneously to their principles or not, you're still under their legislation.

Your chances of obtaining freedom on planet earth is scant, my recommendations would be to acquire a mode of intergalactic space travel and live on an earth-like planet in the Andromeda Galaxy, which is no more a fairy tale than living free in a commune in Hawaii.

*Reality Check*


LOL

It felt a lot more free to me...so little work, so much more play. 

I worked 4 hours a week max taking vines off banana trees and the rest of the time I came and went as I pleased

But I left the commune because adventuring in the jungle is the most free-feeling experience I've had, way better.


i gotta admit, i feel the same sentiment, but i can say, at least, that you're not just assuming i am shitting on your ideal of freedom, just for asking questions and sharing my opinion... so there is that; that i must commend too.


Thanks brother!  I appreciate people asking me questions, I find it stimulating.  :smile:

Edited by MOTH (03/09/11 05:50 PM)

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Re: Living in an eco-community in Puna, Hawaii [Re: thePatient]
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thePatient said:
Olympus Mons said:
where's the protein?


Both guava and avocado have protein.


Not nearly enough.
But the human body can get by on next to nothing as long as you have water.


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