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@@arin6479 not bc it's a mud home but bc of the location! All homes in panama (concrete and mud) get termites, ants, moths, etc! But it's not an everyday issue 😊

@@turiyapanama good to know! Thank you for replying

@@Sinster969 I'll have workshops next yr! 😊

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@@PigeonDumplins i love that you are sharing the knowledge as well! My grandmother was Indigenous and from Lawton! Thank you for your support!

@@turiyapanama which tribe? That's Comanche nation around Lawton correct?

@@PigeonDumplins exactly! What tribe are you? What is the museum that you help? I believe I've heard of a museum like that down there, with the woven wattle structure indoors

@@turiyapanama im from tahlequah. The museum is called the Cherokee heritage center in Park Hill OK. It's being renovated this year however so it isnt open. If your ever in NE Oklahoma you should stop by 😁🙏🏽

@PigeonDumplins very cool, thank you!!

sí! hay que instalar una capa de 2 pulgadas con paja bien picada para que coja bien. pero es posible !

@@CorEbuzzBee the howling is a special "grita" done by indigenous people in this countryside region of Panama! It may have been used to locate others because the sound carries very well over the small hills here!

@KyssBrazil that is incredible! It is great that you feel ready. Then you are going to fully enjoy it! I'm so glad to hear you have found some inspiration in what I share. Best of luck on your big adventure!!

I'm curious about the natural medicine! Haven't heard of that! Thank you for sharing 😊

Thank you! It depends on your environment, but for me, about 30 minutes! If I'm working outside and it's hot/windy, it can be as little as 10 min! Needs to be not wet and not fully dry. I'll have online workshops on this next year!

@@turiyapanama I'm definately signing up! I am so inspired by you. Do I mix the black olive oil soap with water or just use it pure out of the bottle onto a sponge to apply? Can you provide a link to the type and brand that you use please? Thank you so much for your time and precious information !

@angelatyler1366 black olive oil comes as a thick paste! You mix one part paste with 20 parts water, this creates the soap! I use Savon Noir from limeworks.us. You can use my code KristinaB for a discount! 😊

@@turiyapanama Thank you so much!

Kristina, does the lime putty paint you made consist of only lime, pigment and water? No sand at all? I'm trying to experiment.

I use Savon Noir from limeworks.us! I have a discount code you can use. Code is KristinaB ....you do not mix the soap with the lime. The soapy mix goes on top, and it must be done at a specific time. I will have online workshops about it next year!

@@turiyapanama Thank you very much Turiya! I've faced a great deal of criticism in the US being the only one around considering cob to combat WV poverty. I've heard things as far as "It not safe for the kids," and even my own Mother and Father lack faith in me. It means a lot having your support. We're documenting our own journey for kids who may not be able to afford housing. If we decide to upload it, I would love to reference your channel you grow.

I can't share all of this over a comment, it is several hours of teaching material! I will have it in a workshop in 2025 that I will post online

Yes it can! You won't get the grounding effect but it will be well protected from vapor rising.

Yes!! I believe traditionally it was for newlyweds here too. What country are you from? I'm so happy you enjoyed it!

This video made me so emotional, I felt so drawn to their tradition. I was born and raised in Brazil and we don’t have that tradition there but our community used to be so united. I’ve been living in the US for the past 19 years but recently decided to move back home so my 12 year old daughter can experience some of the childhood I had. I’ve never met my bio dad and I don’t know anything about my roots but I have a feeling I’m connected to the native indigenous people in Brazil, I’ve always felt that way, and now that I’m moving back home I hope I get the chance to find out about my ancestors and explore that side that has always touched my soul.

Hello! You could, i recommend not using adhesive since that will block the humidity transfer in the floor. You can try sticking with lime plaster or even earthen plaster. Use unsealed tiles! The floor should be 10cm minimum to hold the weight of people/furniture

@@turiyapanama Thank you very much!

Each bamboo pole was actually rooted 2 feet into the ground! So they are sturdier than you'd expect 😉

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Sicilian and mexican indigenous.

How kind of you! Blessings to you as well!

It really depends on the size of the house and the style of mud wall you do (bahareque uses less straw for example). A standard room could use about 3-4 bales

@@turiyapanama is bahareque mud and straw without the frame?

@coyoteserranoband instead of bamboo 6 in apart, you use thin slats close together so the plaster covers it in a thinner layer!

We have 22 acres! We bought it in 3 pieces over several years

That would be so cool!! Thank u 😊

In LA!? Is it still standing? How cool! I haven't seen any traditional architecture in LA besides maybe the missions!

@turiyapanama Some of my family were amongst the first residents when it was known as Pueblo de Los Angeles. Those old adobe's are long gone I'm sure. Apparently, my grandparents aspired to build one for themselves & it never happened, though they did build their own house. I have a lot of roots to that area, though I live further North. I do know some of the early history, it was a nice place with a mixture of Mexicans & 'Americans', the 'gringos' cooperating, inter marrying & building a great city. There were residents there from all over the world after gold was discovered. Up until that time CA was a very isolated quiet place. I'm blabbing on, but that was a very interesting time & place. A wild-west town!

@kabuti2839 this is SO interesting!! My husband was raised there but not born there. Sounds like it was a town of dreamers and cooperation. Not what I expected at all! Natural building is becoming a movement again there (very slowly)!

I would've thought so! But these homes last 200+ yrs! The variety of bamboo used is a green type (not guadua) and is cut during the 5 days before the new moon.

That sounds like a fulfilling and connected life!! I'm so happy you followed what called to you. It isn't easy making such a shift! Pleasure to connect with you and thank you so much for your support!!

@turiyapanama I actually have an Adobe brick 'machine' here & always wanted to make some but, it is easier just to make them in a batch & cut them out, i think because the machine is rather complex & only one at a time. I may try it.

Just thinking About the same idea Do love the way you live

and its easy to find out the sand to clay ration in your soil, by putting a sample into a water bottle and shake it for a bit until the clay had time to dissolve in the water, then just leave it standing somewhere not shaking or vibrating and in 24 hours you can see the sand on the bottom and the clay on top, to make out your soil ratio!

Wow! Without straw! That's awesome! Thank you for sharing!

Absolutely! You could probably stick them with lime plaster. I would use only unglazed ceramic tile on them so moisture can still escape through the floor tile!

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It actually does!! You're right!

I have to take a break from working to film. Pretty difficult to work/film with muddy hands. I don't have a filmographer following me around 🤷‍♀️

You're definitely new here lol

My next video will show the results! 😊

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