I would like to start this message of thanks and gratitude with a sincere apology.

Many of you who experienced firsthand the quality of our mission practice rooted in a culture of caring, mindfulness, and sustainability, are currently being deprived of our unique atmosphere where we walked the talk of “healthy food, healthy people, healthy world, and healthy planet.” For many of us who lived at The Cascades, it has been mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and even physically devastating as pain also lives in our bodies.

Not only our homes and way of Life was interrupted by the fire, our core commitment to expanding, introducing, and reintroducing our aforementioned mission practice concepts and goals was also burned away on site. Regenerative Culture (Regen Culture) is the key to preserving and building upon the basic idea that there are better and more wholesome ways to treat ourselves, each other, Nature, and all that encompasses our collective ecosystem without which our survival much less ability to thrive would be in peril. For millions of us; it already is.

If we had the resources to do this on our own we would do so, the reality is we cannot rebuild, regrow, utilize, and deploy the lessons The Fire has taught us solely upon our own. We are learning to become better, more efficient, and more focused not only in our core mission, in addition: how to be more mindful of ourselves as individuals and each other as community.

*{TEST} Aftermath; Going Forward C.R.E.E.E.D.

By Center for Regenerative Ecological Education & Enterprise Development

*{TEST} Aftermath; Going Forward C.R.E.E.E.D.

*{TEST} Healthy Soil, Healthy Food, Healthy People & A Healthy Planet

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