Dear Supporter,

Our natural and social environment has changed since hunting and gathering. We have transformed the environments we enter and settle in. We made permanent homes, we created new environments. We've changed too, or at least we thought we'd changed. We are domesticated.

How much of our real functions have we used to adjust to this unnatural system? Is our biology really attuned to this system? Our team encounters real answers to these questions at different jobs and times.

While preparing the business plan of our new application area, the steps we wrote like a book index were shaped by the expectations of rain and sun. We saw that it coincided with the same period of time to transform the varieties of paradise dates, olives and citrus fruits that would ripen. Harvest-facilitating machine design and production is also required.

It is at these moments that a more fundamental cognitive mechanism comes into play. Individuals turn to their inner resources. It is as if he is connected to the whole, like a native in exchange with his tribe. When this attachment begins to pour into movements, one picks up the hoe, the other the basket, the other designs the fence house, the other chooses the lower layer plants of the forest. Body and mind meet in action and flow begins. Our new natural and social environment is being knitted with dissolution and mergers.

We are about to meet in the social spaces where we discover our real functions.