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Project Development Notes (unedited)
Perma-gram (Post-Crash) Symbolic Language for Global Permaculture Tribes
“Permadial”
Getting Insight and getting inside via a labyrinth
A way for people to enter the community
Language for tribes
Ignores specific historic languages
Symbolic
Photographic or line drawings
Communication system for after the crash
BARTER When a barter economy runs relations
Non-verbal (point not click)
Draw in the soil
Technical and emotive in character and use
Global
No internet
Hand-held menu (labyrinth is base map) of symbols – shelter, work in garden and technology, relationship building
Ancient – Future Computer Talk
Re-diversification of the human gene pool via cross-migration of populations
Teaching through action / perma-mimicry
Symbol Categories:
Food, shelter, community, work, health, technology, design, sacred, ceremony, temperature, season, fuel, Internet,
Travel, communication, school + education, time = days, hours, years, future / past, tools, geography (place), tribe name, core beliefs, governance, health, wealth exchange, barter, temperature, more vs. less, weather, danger, planting vs. harvesting, composting,
General Behaviors:
Specific Actions
Desired Results
Values
Tribe Scenarios:
Ideograms, pictograms, permagrams
Mollison on Patterning
Patterning is the way we frame our designs, the template into which we fit the information, entities, and objects assembled from observation,… the analytic divination of connections, and the selections of specific materials and technologies. It is this patterning that permits our elements to flow and function in beneficial relationships. The pattern is design, and design is the subject of permaculture. p. 70
Jung’s archetypes in language
Jung concluded that the unconscious mind is a superior counselor that we should listen to, and further researched the content of the human psyche through dream interpretation.
He discovered the existence of various images that appear in dreams and in the artistic and religious manifestations of people that belong to different civilizations, through all historical times, which are the archetypes.
The archetypes define the most important aspects of human life and the necessary psychical transformation that the human being has to pass through in order to develop completely his personality.
http://www.divinecaroline.com/22201/97457-carl-jung-s-archetypes
Australian Aboriginal Symbols
Barter with Permagrams, with the OMS Tribe?
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