[Lapg] Volunteer Days of Service July 26, 27 Afternoon potluck and free camping

[Rachel Dawson]

The Ojai Foundation



Days of Service

Facilitated by Rachel Dawson: Land Steward and Path of Service Coordinator

July 26, 27

9:00 am to 2:00 pm

Afternoon potluck and free camping!

Call for other possible dates and opportunities





Our rustic little village has literally been built by the good efforts of
thousands of mostly volunteers over the last 25 years. Please come and join
us, for a couple of hours or a few days.

This month, we'll be prepping the center garden for medicinal herbs. We'll
be laying down much needed gopher protection and irrigation line along with
mixing in delicious compost!
We will begin with a land orientation and overview at 9:00 am then complete
our day with a picnic near our rustic kitchen.  Please wear rugged, cool
clothes that you don't mind getting dirty and sturdy, closed toe shoes.  Bring
a sunhat, a water bottle and a no waste potluck lunch.  Please arrive by
8:45 a.m. so that we can begin on time.

Enjoy the natural beauty of the Land while taking part in a service project.
Days of Service include:

v  A brief land walk and introduction to The Ojai Foundation.

v  An opportunity to take part in project-oriented service on the land,
including trail and garden maintenance, terracing, plantings, composting,
and more.

v  Mindfulness practices during service.

v  A brief time for reflection and quiet on the land.

For over 25 years The Ojai Foundation has been a champion and vigorous
example of sustainable living. Stewardship of the earth is a matter of
technology as well as the heart, and Sanctuary embraces the practical as
well as the spiritual side of sustainability.

*Contact Rachel at **(805) 646 8343 #134 or **
pathofservice at ojaifoundation.org* <pathofservice at ojaifoundation.org>* to
r.s.v.p. so that we are prepared for your arrival.*

*9739 Ojai- Santa Paula Rd  Ojai, CA  93023*

*www.ojaifoundation.org

*


-- 
"If there is any positive side to stark changes coming our way, it may be in
the benefits of close communal relations, of having to really work
intimately (and physically) with our neighbors, to be part of an enterprise
that really matters and to be fully engaged in meaningful social enactments
instead of being merely entertained to avoid boredom.

Years from now, when we hear singing at all, we will hear ourselves, and we
will sing with our whole hearts."

"The Long Emergency", 2005, by James Howard Kunstler, Grove/Atlantic, Inc.,
publisher.
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