Everyday life in the community 

Everyday we work together on specific projects in the community. The work includes different tasks, such as permaculture, construction or helping in the kitchen, depending on the program you choose for your stay.

In the afternoon you can enjoy your free time by swimming in the river, relaxing our participating in different workshops like Kogui weaving, yoga, sharing circles and many more. At night we spend the evening together in the Maloka around the fire, sharing words and music.

It is important to us that everyone staying in the community values to live in harmony with each other and nature. With coming here you are part of the family and that is how we treat each other. We want you to feel at home and invite you to come with an open heart and mind. We ask you for open communication and treating each other with respect.

 

Our Work

• General maintenance of the land

• House tasks: cleaning, cooking and taking care of our animals

• Permaculture: gardening, planting, landscaping, composting, according to permaculture practices. 

• Bio- construction: different construction projects mainly with wood and mud.

• Cooking for the community

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Daily Schedule

6am - 8 am

Wake up, time for personal activities such as swimming in the river,

meditation, yoga, etc...

8am - 8:30am

Breakfast

8:30am - 11am

Work

11am - 11:15am

Refreshing juice break

11:15am - 1:30pm 

Keep working until lunch

1:30pm

Lunch

Afternoon 

free time to share, reconnect, sleep, swim in the river, join different workshops or whatever your heart desires

6pm

Dinner

After dinner 

We usually sit in the maloka around the fire to share thoughts, feelings, music and sometimes cacao. 

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Sacred values & beliefs

• Open and honest communication with yourself and others

• Respect the land and the locals around us

• Understand that you are coming to a community which has its established way of living and routine of working. It is a space that we share with local people and people from all ages and countries.

• Adopt the schedule, norms and rules (they are here for us to grow together and give everyone the space to do their work inside)

• We wish to create peace within ourselves and we believe it comes as a result of hard work and connecting strongly to the earth
  
   

General rules

A few important things we ask for:

• No alcohol and marijuana on the farm.

• Cigarettes smoking only on the cigarette bench or outside of the farm.

• No phones in the dining room area and the maloka.
  
   

What to Bring

• Comfortable working clothes and working shoes

• Flash light or head lamp

• Sunscreen + hat (the sun is strong here)

• Boots + rain jacket (in rainy season)

• Repellent

• Personal toiletries for shower (ecological toiletries only)

• Cash payment for your stay

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Recommended:

• Books for the soul. We have also our own library here where you may borrow and donate books

• Music instruments (if you have any) 

• Yoga mat

• Everything that you create art with - Macramé/painting...

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