Every food forest by its very nature is a nursery, right? You can count the seeds in an apple,

but you cannot count the apples in a single seed. So the birds, the wind, the rain, they'll come in

and they'll take these seeds and they'll go on the other side of the lake. Next thing you know,

you got more mulberries or raspberries over there. Your intention right here isn't just to have abundance for your family, obviously.

It's for the community and then to replicate it in other parts of the world.

Our intention is peace on earth.

Our intention is a demonstrable solution to all of the world's biggest problems.

And I'll name some of them, right?

Deforestation, mass extinction, cancer, diabetes, and heart disease, hunger, tyranny, scarcity, fear, trauma. This is the

foundation of freedom on a global scale.

From the Weston A. Price Foundation, welcome to the Wise Traditions podcast for wise traditions in food, farming, and the healing arts. We are your source for scientific knowledge and traditional wisdom to help you achieve optimal health.

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Hey, Hilda here.

Deforestation, mass extinction, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, scarcity, hunger, tyranny, and trauma. Our guest today dares to dream

that food abundance, starting with a simple garden, can help address each of the issues I just

mentioned. And as if that were not enough, he suggests that abundance can even usher in world peace. This is episode

533 and our guest today is Jim Gale. Jim is an entrepreneur, a world traveler, a permaculture

advocate, and the founder of food forest abundance. Today, Jim shares the wisdom with us that is both simple and profound,

his vision, that abundance means that everyone has enough, and therefore strife and conflict

and division dissipate. He goes over specifically how we can each be a part of that vision,

how to get moving in that direction.

He defines terms like permaculture and abundance, and how its harmonious approach to working

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