To live an uncommon life, one needs to learn uncommon disciplines.

Hey folks, this is Mark Devine with the Undial Mind Podcast. Welcome back. Thanks so much for joining me.

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This this podcast is going to be really important.

Most of my guests are focused on neuroscience and breathing and hacking, biology and leadership and teamwork.

And today we're going to focus on something different. We're going to focus on Mother Earth and what's happening to Mother Earth.

And we're going to focus on a rare individual who's made it his life's purpose to help Mother Earth heal in a very specific place.

But it's a place that's very special that could have a catalytic effect on healing for a very large area.

That being the lungs of our planet, the rainforests and the veins of our planet, which are the rivers and the oceans.

Peter Tregan has made it his like life work. Like I said, he's founded an organization called Trade Winds.

Their primary project and only main project is called the Hoji Project, which is to help acquire land and to bring it together and to protect it and to heal this property.

It's a very important property, which I can't wait to hear from Peter's voice is, you know, exactly what we're talking about.

But it's in a Syrian Nevada Day Santa Marta region down in Columbia. It's the highest and most northern region in the Andes, which of course is kind of the epicenter of the rainforest in South Central America.

So as you're well aware, the, you know, for me, healing the environment is almost part and parcel is healing humanity.

I can't do one without the other. They, you know, we are all this interconnected whole, you know, interconnected interbeing.

And many people focus just on humans when they talk about healing or, you know, development.

But my philosophy is that healing the human without healing the earth is, you know, like half the equation.

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