Back to Eden Garden - Complete Tour - L2Survive with Thatnub

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @rabbit7161
    @rabbit7161 8 лет назад +33

    When he is talking about potatoes and how he doe sthem- and he said "give your best back" - i cried. So beautiful.

  • @steelhorses2004
    @steelhorses2004 11 лет назад +49

    What a blessed man Paul is to have such a great relationship with our father God. Truly inspirational to listen to him. May God bless you too L2Survive for recording and bringing this to youtube.

    • @samnikole1643
      @samnikole1643 6 лет назад +2

      steelhorses2004 Amen

    • @Idoitfortheskonkas
      @Idoitfortheskonkas 3 года назад +1

      There's no god bro

    • @AdamYoungPreacher
      @AdamYoungPreacher 3 года назад +5

      @@Idoitfortheskonkas you will never understand until you humble yourself in the sight of the LORD. Equally, you will never convince ANYBODY who actually knows God.

  • @kriste949
    @kriste949 9 лет назад +65

    The magic of wood chips is very important, but we missed the most important message in Paul's Gautschi's Back to Eden Garden experience... It 's coming Back to God. Open your heart to His Love - it's endless, Trust in Him, for He will always provide and take care of his children. I can only imagine how the world would change if everyone would be connected, would love what they are doing... (teachers, for example... or doctors...) Paul's plants are so healthy and fruits and vegies are so tasty, because he Loves what he's doing, he Enjoys every minute of it and he's Grateful for everything. The energy of Love is the driving force of the Universe...

    • @kriste949
      @kriste949 9 лет назад +1

      Kristina M We can dump mountains of woodchips on our gardens - if there is no feeling - no magic

    • @seedaholicgardens9085
      @seedaholicgardens9085 8 лет назад

      +Kristina M If they have no felling they probably shouldn't try gardening! Definitely not a spectator sport!lol

    • @sishrac
      @sishrac 7 лет назад +1

      +Kristina M
      You are right!
      I think Paul loves what he is doing because he is led by God to do the things he is doing and achieve amazing results and revelations. He has learned to listen to God. He loves to listen to God first and foremost. If teachers and doctors loved to listen to God in the same way, they would teach and practice differently than the mainstream and most of all will love what they're doing because of the wonderful results they'd be experiencing. Yes, you are right.

    • @Idoitfortheskonkas
      @Idoitfortheskonkas 3 года назад +1

      Hey Christina, there's no god 😊. They lied to you

    • @kriste949
      @kriste949 3 года назад +2

      @@Idoitfortheskonkas , "They lied to you".... - There is no Them in my life. I discovered God (Creator or Source) on my own. In me, in Nature, in the Universe....

  • @christasmicroflowerfarm2695
    @christasmicroflowerfarm2695 8 лет назад +24

    I get it and have done it now for 3 seasons in a suburban garden and my gardens never been happier. YAYYYYYY PAUL.

  • @buckeye5704
    @buckeye5704 10 лет назад +41

    I watched The Film yesterday and this one today and I'm in absolute awe at God's simplicity. We are so dense to not see what is right before our eyes. I can't wait to get back home (from Europe) and get started.

    • @Idoitfortheskonkas
      @Idoitfortheskonkas 3 года назад

      There's no god bro

    • @buckeye5704
      @buckeye5704 3 года назад +1

      @@Idoitfortheskonkas Well, you can believe whatever you want.

  • @FacingDeath1
    @FacingDeath1 7 лет назад +9

    Out of all the gardening advice I have ever come across, this makes the most sense. God bless you Paul, you're setting the example for a true service to humanity. You truly love your brother.

  • @anesthesiadreamin
    @anesthesiadreamin 9 лет назад +24

    Any doubters about not watering should read about the geography of WA... Paul's hometown, Sequim is in the "Olympic Rain Shadow" and it doesn't rain all the time. Sequim only gets about 18 inches of rain a year... The Olympics get over 200 inches of rain a year.That's less than 10% of the rain the Olympics typically get. Many suppose all areas of WA get rain all the time, not true. I lived in Wenatchee, center of the state, also in a rain shadow. Wenatchee gets 9 inches of rain a year. The US average is 37 inches.
    I live in the SLV of Colorado, the worlds largest alpine valley, and it is very dry. 7 inches of rainfall annually. After watching Pauls video, I ran outside, got my shovel, and went to a 4 year old pile of woodchips. Using the shovel, I couldn't break 1 inch of rock hard dry ground right next to the woodchips, but UNDER the woodchip pile it was black, and wet, and I could drive the whole shovel blade into the "dirt" by hand. I was yelling "He's right! Paul was right!!!".

    • @samnikole1643
      @samnikole1643 6 лет назад

      anesthesiadreamin No actually God is right. That is why nobody waters or tends the forests. athey tend themselves without human interference

    • @hosoiarchives4858
      @hosoiarchives4858 6 лет назад

      anesthesiadreamin awesome story

  • @Viva_la_natura
    @Viva_la_natura 11 лет назад +11

    My wife and I may have enjoyed this video more than the Back2Eden the documentary. I love how Paul remains on his own land to give tours, and is incorruptible because for him it's not about money or ego vanity- this family man belongs home on his land... he's done enough for the rest of us already. Great job with questions too LDS. Thoroughly enjoyed and a big thank you.

  • @SirCracker
    @SirCracker 6 лет назад +13

    I have watched all of these tours over and over and over again countless times and for some reason I keep gravitating towards this one. Don’t know why but it seems to come out to be my favorite. Again thank you for all of the hard work you put into these videos I greatly appreciate it. Keep up the good work

    • @sijia26
      @sijia26 6 лет назад +1

      i think your right

    • @noraweston2053
      @noraweston2053 2 года назад

      I totally agree.

    • @rafiallaouirdian6870
      @rafiallaouirdian6870 2 года назад

      I agree, same here, because the holy spirit spoke the most through brother Paul in this video.

  • @dauntlessdivine2627
    @dauntlessdivine2627 3 года назад +4

    I don't identify as a Christian and I grew up in a Native American family, I study and appreciate all religions as the core Truth can be seen through all religions. I used to shrink at the talk of Christianity, and then I realized that I was shrinking from someone else's conception of God and Christianity. I love how Paul speaks of God because he isn't interpreting it like most do and sees that EVERYTHING is God and is in God and speaks to you through your thoughts and deep feelings. He has a true relationship and that is shown in everything he does. Beautiful!

  • @TheKev7133
    @TheKev7133 10 лет назад +4

    Paul is so inspirational. It took me so long to start gardening his way but life have become so much simpler since I adopted his way of gardening. It just takes a little longer and more prep work at first but well worth it.

  • @ilildragon
    @ilildragon 11 лет назад +3

    Yes, finally, you've made my day. A thousand thanks Thatnub, you are providing a great service to humanity.

  • @thosewhobelieve122
    @thosewhobelieve122 7 лет назад +12

    I'm an agnostic and always wanted to believe but was waiting for some kind of proof that would appeal to my logical, critical mind. Paul is slowly making me a believer with his intelligence and enlightened spirit. I've had enough of gardening the labor intensive, complicated and expensive way and have spread wood chips all over my yard. He's an inspiration!

    • @paynenass3698
      @paynenass3698 7 месяцев назад

      I love it. I get butterflies everyone I hear that someone that doesn't know the truth and hears it for the first time and realized they've been lied to.

  • @mercyvloved
    @mercyvloved 10 лет назад +5

    I feel so inspired and blessed because this is my kind of church. Blessings to you my brother and thank you for your sharing from God's heart to the rest of us. May we also have ears to hear our fathers voice.

  • @Pepper5655
    @Pepper5655 10 лет назад +3

    Thank you Thatnub for taking your time and talent to film this and then put it all together for us like you have. I appreciate your efforts. I love Paul's ministry it honors me to be able to watch this video other wise I would not know this man of God. He simplifies it so, its just God's Nature...My pastor was just telling us in church last night that he believes God isn't going to change His plan. He originally meant for us to be in the Garden of Eden, or Paradise if I may call it that, and this is what we are going to return to. I think its part of the Kingdom Living here on earth, but old things will pass away and we will have a new heaven and a new earth and I know I will be able to have that Garden of Eden experience. Until then I will do my best to plant one in my back yard. I am having to start from scratch. After I watched Back to Eden I had 6 loads of woodchips dumped in my backyard and spread it to about 6 or 8 inches, some places deeper. That has been a yr. and a half now and it is amazing the difference it has made to the ground underneath them. I also have obtained chickens since then and I appreciate having them so much. I really like my chickens! Gardening is going slow for me as my soil was in such poor condition. I know it will take some time, but I am so looking forward to it getting better.

  • @Landlord_Tipper
    @Landlord_Tipper 9 лет назад +5

    The food he grows is unlike anything i've ever had. Its so incredibly good, high quality, and full of nutrition!

  • @nicolegavrilov6128
    @nicolegavrilov6128 8 лет назад +11

    Thank you for taking the time to film, edit, and post this video!

  • @SirCracker
    @SirCracker 10 лет назад +4

    You are the next Moses. I am not a man of God but your words of nature have changed me and my garden forever. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

  • @michaellohre1470
    @michaellohre1470 7 лет назад +8

    Mind blowing. Truthful and holy spirit filled. Praise God and God bless you Paul and thank you for posting this incredible teaching tool and video.

  • @cassityart7001
    @cassityart7001 8 лет назад +3

    Have watched all the tours. This one is my favorite tour. The thunder sounds at the right time to emphasis what God gave Paul and why his willingness to inviting people to his home and sharing this important practical method. And the protection of our Father. Amen. Hope to see you soon! Looking at being in Squim in August. Thanks ThatNub.

  • @carlostupar3654
    @carlostupar3654 Год назад +2

    Paul I thank you from the bottom of my heart. We need to relearn everything that we have been taught.

  • @BrooksCards
    @BrooksCards 10 лет назад +6

    Love this. My church is thinking of doing a community garden, and I think my pastor needs to see this.

  • @jamesprigioni
    @jamesprigioni 11 лет назад +41

    Epic! Thank you for taking the time to put this all together, you really are the man

    • @L2Survive
      @L2Survive  11 лет назад +13

      I didn't think it would take three days, non stop of my computer rendering the footage, to get it all into one movie but, once I started, I had to finish it.

    • @Forseti2
      @Forseti2 11 лет назад

      great video, but I hate his "It's huge"

    • @pw6titanium
      @pw6titanium 10 лет назад +5

      Michal Vašut but it is huge, especially all the ramifications

    • @charlescoker7752
      @charlescoker7752 3 года назад +1

      @@Forseti2 His use of a four letter offense word to make a point was un called for. Bible says let no filthy communication come out of our mouths.

    • @KJV7154
      @KJV7154 3 года назад +1

      @@charlescoker7752 Huge is a bad word.....? Since when..

  • @paynenass3698
    @paynenass3698 7 месяцев назад +1

    It is amazing listening to him talk I have actually listened to five hour videos of this and not realized it.

    • @L2Survive
      @L2Survive  6 месяцев назад +2

      Only 300 more hours to go. Don't worry, it goes quick and you learn something new everytime you watch him speak.

  • @prayerangel1
    @prayerangel1 9 лет назад +11

    Hang on until the end of this film, people, because truth is being spoken over and over. Listen close and all of God's people shout "AMEN!!!!!!". Thank you for posting this vid here as I have received a huge blessing from it and have shared it with others.

  • @mattshepherd8586
    @mattshepherd8586 Год назад +1

    Paul is one of the greatest evangelists I've ever stumbled upon . God is great and how he connected it to gardening is magic.

  • @christinewinner6425
    @christinewinner6425 7 лет назад +2

    Thankyou you have ministered to me in ways I cannot explain. Your faith is amazing and we need to start to be real and ourselves and tell people about how awesome he is. We don't need to preach to them, but speak from the heart. Be Blessed.

  • @jeraldpowell339
    @jeraldpowell339 9 лет назад +13

    This is an Awesome tour! In case you are wondering how close to what God wants us to know Paul is: Listen to the thunder in the last 10 minutes punctuate what he is saying!

  • @HighDesertGarden
    @HighDesertGarden 10 лет назад +2

    I really appreciate how observant you are in regards to nature. You have so much passion. May you continue to find peace.

  • @rcwarship
    @rcwarship 11 лет назад +3

    Thank you so much for taking the time to make and edit all of these films. I am in your debt.
    Thanks Again & Best Regards,
    Jon

  • @WILD911MAN
    @WILD911MAN 4 года назад +4

    And the absolute inspiration to my Homestead

  • @artbitesgregory
    @artbitesgregory 10 лет назад +2

    Thank you for recording your tour. It has been a mighty encouragement. Blessings

  • @samihabo8768
    @samihabo8768 3 года назад +1

    I can't get bored when I'm listening to Paul. I just can't. This man is full of wisdom.. I don't know why people go to agriculture college since we have Paul.

  • @bellgonzaga3936
    @bellgonzaga3936 9 лет назад +13

    Inspired to see your garden and the way you grow them. Biblically we are back to the basics of how God gave the green plants for food. Great way to encourage us to do this.

  • @TheASTrader
    @TheASTrader 11 лет назад +6

    This is my fourth time watching this video. Thanks for posting this!

  • @iosanahirt9454
    @iosanahirt9454 6 лет назад +2

    What a beautiful gift God gave you, and you are fateful and share it to all who would listen! God bless you and your wonderful work!

  • @UnitedNewThinkers
    @UnitedNewThinkers 10 лет назад +79

    TO THOSE WHO HAVE ISSUES WITH HIS FREQUENT REFERENCES TO GOD :
    When I was Atheist, I couldn't stand religious folk. What irritated me, though, wasn't their belief in God (I only realized this later) : it was that I associated the word "God" and really anything religious with all the weirdness and fanaticism that comes with organized religion. That stuff is corrupt and dark, of course it's a turn off.
    But that's exactly the point. It's been co-opted to fulfill an agenda, to lead humanity away from the truth. Just like everything out there from the agricultural industry to the music industry, it's all been smothered in crap to land us far from reality so we can easily be divided and conquered. And it's been successful : the world is full of wars, famines, depression, illness, hatred which all allow for easy manipulation. Your reaction to his use of the word "God" is a result of this distortion of the truth.
    So please, if want to understand where he's coming from and feel his passion in stead of seeing it as some awkward delusion of his and despising him for it, you've got let go of your association between the one divine entity and all the nonsense wrapped around that concept by greed.
    I know they seem inextricably linked but they're not : one is the truth, the other is a very deliberate veil. Satan sits in the vatican. God sits in nature and inside you.
    I'm no born a born again christian or baptist, I don't follow any denominations and I'm not from some cultish background. I lived in Paris, France my whole life (an areligious and intellectual place) with a very mildly religious upbringing, was Atheist for many years, have a US college degree in biology and I don't go to any services or even pay attention to any religious texts.
    When Paul says these are the end times, he's not just telling fairy tales.
    Not everyone will understand this but I'm making this whole point because now is the time to get right. Things are about to hit the fan hard : banks are going to fail, illnesses are going to spread, disasters are going to increase in frequency and magnitude, and the list of crises we're going to face goes on and on. I'm not saying this to be a mindless doomsayer but to warn you and let you know that it doesn't have to happen to you.
    If you stay fixated on judging others, eating poorly and living in fear a it's not gonna be a bright day for you and that's a massive understatement. Get back to nature, get your mind clear of all the distractions out there, open up to knowledge and bliss and not a hair on your head will be touched. Hope some of this made sense.

    • @belindashields1912
      @belindashields1912 9 лет назад +4

      UnitedNewThinkers Yep, God is good,people have free will they can be good or bad . Regardless of his personal life or what someone judges on it, he is a great teacher.

    • @batforjustice
      @batforjustice 9 лет назад

      UnitedNewThinkers It seems every era has hard times just like the change of seasons. The idea that one generation should have it so much harder than any previous would be unfair and unjustified. There are many who believe the revelation is more about times long gone and is highly cryptic as well as written by man's perceptions and repetitive retelling and editing to taste. One thing is for sure though is if you believe in evil and satan then you believe in good and god. An athiest may not practice religion, but they still are a believer at some level rather they realize it or not.

    • @dayanafang7455
      @dayanafang7455 7 лет назад +1

      UnitedNewThinkers I am so glad you have words to explain Paul's reference to God that I don't have. you are appreciated :)

    • @patriciaspaulding3896
      @patriciaspaulding3896 7 лет назад

      amen brother I believe all of it

    • @svetlanikolova5557
      @svetlanikolova5557 7 лет назад +2

      I was an athiest as well and how very true

  • @miatap21
    @miatap21 10 лет назад +1

    I was planting the tomatoes that I grew from seed (indoors) today in my raised beds. I made my own soil mixture for the raised beds and amend the soil with natural minerals each winter. I use no commercial fertilizers. I do not "till" the soil, but rather layer the minerals with fresh compost, etc. and let the soil rest for the winter. Anyway, as I dug the trench to put the tomatoes into (by hand), I was praying for the plants. My prayer also was for insight to be able to care for all the different plants (beans, corn, squash, cucumbers, etc) that I have been moving from my deck to the garden over the last week. Tonight I happened upon your video which was a blessing! So, my prayer tonight was for wood chips!

  • @gioknows
    @gioknows 10 лет назад +2

    Whenever something seems to good to be true it's because it isn't true...unless God is involved! If we listened to God like this man does...what a better world this would be. This video was incredible and I'm sharing it on my facebook page and I encourage everyone else to do so as well.

  • @tomaslozamarti4674
    @tomaslozamarti4674 11 лет назад +1

    I get addicted watching this video every day I lost count how many times. Thank you gringo for posting this beautiful Thank you!!

  • @ladyela9283
    @ladyela9283 5 лет назад +3

    I think that seeing the participants is wonderful! Their facial expressions, etc...it makes it more of an engaging events vs a boring lecturer (I am not saying Paul is boring; I AM saying that it brings more life to the presentation).

  • @CrimsonRunnerToJesus
    @CrimsonRunnerToJesus 9 лет назад +5

    What a huge blessing to see this garden, how easily grown, and listen as Paul gives all glory to God our Creator for showing him The Way to grow it...

  • @EutopiagardensOrg
    @EutopiagardensOrg 10 лет назад +3

    Thank you Paul! In 2006 I begun builing a large ornamental garden (25ha), here in Romania. Periodically we organise events for and with school-childrens and plant lovers. The soil is not too good, so I've planted a lot of roses (the large collection in the country:22000 varieties), and mainly woody plants. After seeing your video, I felt encouraged to try to create also a vegetable area. I will follow your advice and I hope I will be able to send you some photos with results, next years. I will consider you my "partner" in this project.
    God bess!

    • @LightRenowned
      @LightRenowned 2 года назад +1

      I’m following this! Any updates!?

  • @Santanajust
    @Santanajust 11 лет назад +3

    Thank you for all your hard work and putting this together. I have watched all of the individual videos but so nice to have it all together.

  • @1122kiwi
    @1122kiwi 11 лет назад +5

    I love the connection of God that comes through you, very spiritual.

  • @arbonac
    @arbonac 10 лет назад +14

    When the first Europeans started to farm here 300 +/- years ago, they were able to grow like gangbusters because there was 10% carbon in the soil. The way to prep soil is by doing what this video preaches. By adding wood chips you can return carbon to the soil and experience the virgin earth the way the pioneers did. I had a small garden a few years ago and used wood chips (about 4 inches deep) to plant in. It produced beyond what I anticipated. Now, I have my front yard garden, side yard and backyard garden and I'm having the time of my life. I have done this in Zone 7b (Marietta, GA).

    • @L2Survive
      @L2Survive  9 лет назад +1

      josenavarro1973 I first heard Jack talk about Hugelkultur almost three years ago. I have always liked the idea. The only part I don't like is that at some point the logs will completely decompose. Do you have to tear up the whole garden to put more in? I like just being able to drop more woodchip mulch on the top when it all decomposes.

    • @L2Survive
      @L2Survive  9 лет назад +1

      arbonac I like hearing stories of people who are growing their own food. Do you have pictures or a video up somewhere?

    • @arbonac
      @arbonac 9 лет назад

      Not yet, but as gardening is truly a learning process I anticipate that around early June to have stupendous results. Right now (mid January in zone 7b) I have elephant garlic that is doing well. It has suffered 2 day+ of cold rain and about 2 dozen nights below 32f. Onions were not so hearty as it is recovering from the rain with droop. The smaller garlic is OK as well. I suspect most root vegetables in this season to do well, as they tend to build up sugars when the temperature dips.

    • @SAMcClellan
      @SAMcClellan 9 лет назад +1

      L2Survive There's info to the right, on the side bar..>>>
      More..the movie, here, with others who've used his methods, also.
      www.backtoedenfilm.com/watch-back-to-eden-film-with-spanish-subtitles.html

  • @TrumpDesantis-zm3kg
    @TrumpDesantis-zm3kg Год назад

    This was epic, never have I gotten this much sensible, valuable easy to retain info, in such a short time.

  • @fiskfarm
    @fiskfarm 9 лет назад +2

    Keep in mind folks that Ruth Stout was doing this method in England in the 70's. This is not new but Paul has taken us to a new level. I was doing this in the 70's on Cape Cod using seaweed and salt hay that were both weed free just like wood chips but they had even more minerals, etc. Mulch gardening is the way to go.

    • @sharonmauney7553
      @sharonmauney7553 9 лет назад

      Ruth Stout was in New England, USA

    • @fiskfarm
      @fiskfarm 9 лет назад

      Sharon Mauney You're right Sharon, my bad. I hadn't thought about her in years and somehow remembered England rather than "New" England. TY! But I always remembered her methods ;-)

  • @roadway2peace
    @roadway2peace 8 лет назад +4

    Paul is great man. May God bless him for his work. As I am muslim, I love him because his belief on GOD and sharing his knowledge with others. I love his Iman ("Trust on GOD in everyhting"). May GOD bless him and his family and grant him paradise life here after.

  • @walusimbikaweesa3129
    @walusimbikaweesa3129 4 года назад +2

    I love nature and I have never ever thought about nature in a simple way. You've just opened my eyes - truly amazing how God planned it to be!! Thanks!

  • @zmblion
    @zmblion 11 месяцев назад

    The thunder at the end about the farmer was just a plus 😊 and im not the most holy and have plenty of doubts but this is what i needed

  • @jamesprigioni
    @jamesprigioni 11 лет назад +50

    A short disclaimer: " I have absolutely nothing to sell, and this is not about me..."

    • @charlescoker7752
      @charlescoker7752 3 года назад +1

      James Prigioni. You have lost your way. You turn your back on wood chips. You think you found a better way to grow Vegetables. You over look what Paul has done, and is still doing. It worked when he started his journey. And still works in Late July 2021! Repent, and embrace your first love! You can grow plants in just water, and a water soluble fertilizers. You don't even need dirt. But is that a better way?

    • @TutuSainz
      @TutuSainz 3 года назад

      James Prigioni is an awesome expression of Creator. Let’s all be friends 👍

  • @ulisessalgado95
    @ulisessalgado95 11 лет назад +2

    All this knowledge Paul talks about. It is really great for us to lern

  • @UrrSkeksAughra
    @UrrSkeksAughra 9 лет назад +1

    I have no issues with God or those that love, praise, and worship him. But it feels super heavy with it right now. Love the enthusiasm and the method. Great info and good points!

  • @editfazekas3854
    @editfazekas3854 5 лет назад +5

    It is 2019 and his message is still valid. He is blessed to live in nature which is the true temple of God. He understands it and lives the dream life we others are only hoping for. He is a real encouragement to everyone :- )

  • @jackyyap1437
    @jackyyap1437 8 лет назад +3

    THANK YOU PAUL FOR TEACHING US

  • @whiteroomfd
    @whiteroomfd 10 лет назад +2

    Thank you for recording and posting this! Looking forward to viewing more of this video content and applying the principles myself!

  • @CryptoNana
    @CryptoNana 11 лет назад +4

    Awesome! Thanks for investing your time and talent in order to share this with us.

  • @Zopdoz
    @Zopdoz 10 лет назад +2

    I'm soo happy i've come across this guy! He's soo down to earth & soo humble!
    Beautiful person in & out! Wish i could meet him one day!
    Thanks for the upload dear!! :))

  • @wellgrounded-nswfirstappro1336
    @wellgrounded-nswfirstappro1336 10 лет назад +2

    Thanks for sharing with us all Paul, your simple yet profound faith is inspiring and I believe a wonderful demonstration of the way God intends us to live. My journey has a long way to go but I am inspired.

  • @jacquewog5213
    @jacquewog5213 4 года назад +1

    Blew my mind. Can’t believe I didn’t associate it to the word of God. Amazing. Beautiful

  • @compumind
    @compumind 9 лет назад +2

    Totally amazing. I just stumbled on it and have been shocked and delighted!

  • @marfabell
    @marfabell 10 лет назад +4

    Praise God for His message!! Thank you for sharing the wisdom!

  • @bevyh1
    @bevyh1 11 лет назад +3

    Really a fantastic job putting all the videos together in sequence. I think God might had a helping hand in this. Paul is awesome.

    • @samnikole1643
      @samnikole1643 6 лет назад +1

      bevyh1 God is awesome! Paul has a brain to listen. I am leaving the thinking to him because He knows better! God bless

  • @Emma-vb8gg
    @Emma-vb8gg 9 лет назад

    What he said about the oil pockets... Made so much sense!

  • @ashlenemayfield1923
    @ashlenemayfield1923 10 лет назад +1

    I love watching these videos. I love your relaxed nature and gentleness. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

  • @B.Y.O.
    @B.Y.O. 7 лет назад +1

    Paul you are a blessing.. I have learned so much through you not only about growing food but also about our natural relationship to the Creator and how we are so disconnected.
    I want to grow food like you do but I do not have a place of my own to do such a thing. As of right now I am only able to grow small amounts in raised beds and have been doing so for quite some time, but my vision is much larger than that. Not only do I want to grow beautiful food but I want to feed people too. I know it's in my future and coming quickly. Thank you Paul for being a willing vessel .. I'm grateful!

  • @ProfessorBones2012
    @ProfessorBones2012 9 лет назад +3

    Absolutely amazing perspective on food production. I learned a lot. Thanks.

  • @zmblion
    @zmblion 11 месяцев назад

    This guy is amazing.bits taken me til just maybe 5 or so years to figure out things are going south this man knew it so long ago

  • @SusanRogersMakingItWork4Me
    @SusanRogersMakingItWork4Me 10 лет назад

    I don't know that Paul is a Pastor, but he has an Awesome Ministry! My most precious times of closeness to God are when I'm in my garden, I feel a lightheartedness and joy. The Awesome Wonder of God!

  • @1ChevyGuy375
    @1ChevyGuy375 10 лет назад +12

    Wow this is some amazing stuff, not just the wood chips and gardening but how connected he is to God. God bless him for all the info.
    So it is 4 inches of fresh wood chips and he maintains it by adding maybe a inch of new chips or the chicken manure right? That would be done every year or two?

    • @L2Survive
      @L2Survive  10 лет назад +1

      You are correct. Now Paul will only add new woodchips when he thinks it might be needed. Since I have known him, he has only put an inch of woodchips on his strawberry patch and he put some over by the blueberry bushes last year. He will also put about an inch or so on his grass in the fall.

    • @1ChevyGuy375
      @1ChevyGuy375 10 лет назад

      Right over the grass, some video of that or maybe a explanation would be nice. He must have a well draining lawn.

    • @L2Survive
      @L2Survive  10 лет назад +3

      1ChevyGuy375 Here you go. After the last time you mow your lawn in the fall, spread out a half and inch to an inch of woodchips/mulch over the grass. You are not trying to cover the grass, from a distance, you might not even notice that there are woodchips there at all. It will work the same way that it does in the Back to Eden garden. Over the fall, winter and spring, the woodchips will decompose and compost into your lawn. Tree roots go deep so, they are able to pull up all of the minerals that top soil does not have. They get chipped up then you put them on the lawn. This is how Paul keeps his grass so green. Paul also will throw all of his ash from the wood stove onto his grass. Since minerals don't burn away in a fireplace, putting the ash on your grass is like dumping concentrated minerals on the ground.

    • @1ChevyGuy375
      @1ChevyGuy375 10 лет назад +1

      L2Survive OK thanks, i probably want a finer chipped mulch then compared to a chunky kind.

    • @MarcellaSmithVegan
      @MarcellaSmithVegan 10 лет назад +4

      I put 2 feet of wood chips all over my garden, I did not do 4 inchs so that I would have to put cardboard that has glues and chemicals, and I did not want to put newpaper full of dyes in my earth, so I put down a 2 foot layer. I planted my kale and such by digging a deep narrow hole about 6-7 inchs wide, filled in with compost and planted my plants in them, no biggy
      . They are doing fine, when it rains the wood chip compost tea feeds my plants, they get the benefit of staying moist, every thing is as it should be. I throw compost and dried powdered ground up mushrooms on top for the extra fungal nutrition . He said he originally put 18 inches but for some of us to do only 4 inches so that we would not have 'to dig thru so much chips' to plant, I have no problem digging a deep narrow hole, filling it with compost and planting my garden! And no cardboard and no weeds!

  • @dvssayer5621
    @dvssayer5621 Год назад

    Hi Paul, im watching all your videos over again, since its raining, and theres a couple months of garden rest before starting up again! Ive done all the wood chips..had to get more after 2 yrs as they just went away! I get the chip drop people to dump 20 yards and this is second time in 2 yrs the soil is amazing thanks to your teaching! I have 2 sequoia trees in my yard too, on a .3 lot in town😅 i didnt put them there, but they've grown at least 50 ft over 6 yrs! And mingle well with my japanese maples etc etc! I have an orchard also and am pruning them like you do, only some are young, the 5 yr old asian pears i am slowly cutting the centers out! Its scary to do that but they are looking more like yours every yr. and producing too much fruit!
    I hope your doing ok, as i just watched the video the guy does with you, 3 months ago, and felt the pain of your not being in the garden like you want ..my husband is also unable to do all the things he used to, and well for that matter i sure cant do what i used to either! I want my strenth back too. But, thats not how it goes, is it. Better things await us!! Can you imagine the TREES in heaven!!!
    Ok, justed wanted to say hi.

  • @tomaslozamarti4674
    @tomaslozamarti4674 11 лет назад +2

    This is big and is free, Thank you,Thank you Thatnub Thatnub, Paul Thank you, Thank you!!

    • @L2Survive
      @L2Survive  11 лет назад +1

      I wouldn't feel right asking you guys to pay for something. Maybe if I had to spend money with a professional studio to do the editing I might but, with how I put the videos together, I should be paying you to watch. LOL

  • @nomadsupply
    @nomadsupply 9 лет назад +1

    Big fan of Back to Eden! Thanks for posting this.

  • @WatchwomanOnTheWall-zk9po
    @WatchwomanOnTheWall-zk9po 8 лет назад +2

    I love your tour and how you recognize Scripture as Yah's instruction booklet for life. I especially appreciated your "meaty" comment about First Fruits. Shalom from one garden of Eden person to another. I totally understand how you feel about not wanting to leave it, and Yah being there and not at the churches. HallelluYah! My you continue to be richly blessed as you grow with Him and His beloved Son..

  • @jamescc2010
    @jamescc2010 10 лет назад +7

    Can we say that Paul's organic gardening is the easiest, least labor intensive, most natural, least investment, sustainable, and most nutritious / delicious produce? As I am getting older, I am looking for the best approach. Thx

    • @L2Survive
      @L2Survive  10 лет назад +4

      James Chuaycham Yes, we can say that.

  • @jorgiannabain
    @jorgiannabain 11 лет назад +1

    Thank You so much L2, I wanted to see it all together!

  • @DeaconMichaelSPettit
    @DeaconMichaelSPettit 9 лет назад +2

    What an amazing presentation. Lovely and full of wonderful information and insights. I have a small garden and I plan to begin the wood chip process. And it is true, the Lord is in the garden. I love your house Oh Lord. His house is the Garden. Thanks for this video.

  • @purplekale9956
    @purplekale9956 10 лет назад +3

    we visited Paul's garden today.....he still has tons of chest high, thick, gorgeous, tender kale and rows of cilantro NOT bolting..an ordhard full of ripening juicy fruit..i still feel the glow of being there...

  • @bevyh1
    @bevyh1 11 лет назад +2

    I watched the whole video again. That was a cool introduction to the video, you did good. The message that comes out is amazing and powerful. I sent it to my email friends.

  • @Mbro747
    @Mbro747 9 лет назад +1

    I love the praising of our precious savior!!! You are humble and the Lord has blessed you!

  • @dawnjulian233
    @dawnjulian233 10 лет назад +2

    Thank you so much Paul for your videos! You are an inspiration and I Love how you look at life and gardening! I am a fan and I started my B2E garden this year! I've had better results than any garden I've ever had and can't wait to see what God does for me next year!

  • @SokemRokemRobot
    @SokemRokemRobot 8 лет назад +8

    Hilarious... "Is this a Cougar?"... "This is a cat." lol at 1:24:30

  • @charronfamilyconnect
    @charronfamilyconnect 9 лет назад +19

    "Undisturbed nature is naturally abundant, It's when man meddles with it that scarcity develops."

  • @anderskarlsson6535
    @anderskarlsson6535 10 лет назад +2

    awesome, this is so encouraging, I love watching and listening to Paul.
    God Bless you and your family. ak Sweden

  • @Anna-st4mi
    @Anna-st4mi 11 лет назад

    He is such an inspiration! Every time I watch a video with Paul talking about God, I see the image of God through Paul. Although I am a christian, I aspire to be more like Paul or better yet, like God, so those around me would feel the way I feel after listening to Paul talk about the Creator. I pray to meet Paul someday.

  • @busker153
    @busker153 2 года назад +1

    Hey, it finally hit me. The roots really do only go as far as a drip line. Your trees are still looking for their drip line!

  • @MrRayray81
    @MrRayray81 6 лет назад

    You are obviously a man of God. Thank you for sharing your experiences and beliefs. May the good Lord continue to bless you.

  • @SirCracker
    @SirCracker 8 лет назад +4

    Paul, Thank you.

  • @theresemosa4000
    @theresemosa4000 8 лет назад +2

    Thank you so much for sharing...I was brought to you.

  • @1986johnnybravo1
    @1986johnnybravo1 3 года назад +1

    To God be the glory! Praise the Lord! Thank you brother Paul.

  • @lisabetholson
    @lisabetholson 10 лет назад +2

    This is the best most God opening loving informative video I have ever watched and you are RIGHT ON with every word..Thank you so much for your love of God and his word.

    • @jrhawk
      @jrhawk 9 лет назад +1

      Agreed!

  • @joehernandez9942
    @joehernandez9942 10 лет назад

    This is a wonderful video. Listening to Paul, reminds me the words of my mentor and Professor of World Religions at Asbury Theological Seminary, Dr. Bob Tuttle, Jr. It seems like both of them were twin brothers in their way they think and connect our world with the spiritual realm.

  • @terrypalagyi282
    @terrypalagyi282 10 лет назад +3

    Amazing and beautifully simple! It all makes so much sense that I'm ashamed to not have realized these principles by observing nature. Better late then never i guess... Where do you get all the wood to chip, felled trees in the area?

    • @L2Survive
      @L2Survive  10 лет назад +1

      Mostly woodchips come from the tree services that trim the trees near the power lines in your area. If you ever see them, just ask them to drop the chips at your house.

    • @terrypalagyi282
      @terrypalagyi282 10 лет назад +1

      Thanks Thatnub. Since posting that, I'm making my through your videos and have learned so much about what to do and not to do, but that's what it's all about. Paul has changed everything this experienced gardener has ever learned. Thanks for being his vessel!

  • @marshutch3931
    @marshutch3931 Год назад

    Paul thank you for your teachings.

  • @charlesharmon9449
    @charlesharmon9449 9 лет назад +8

    one with the universe! great knowledge!

  • @BringbackthefarmBlogspot
    @BringbackthefarmBlogspot 9 лет назад

    I am now going to try this method of gardening. I am so grateful that he asked god for guidance because I too can benefit from it.

  • @xyzdroneservices
    @xyzdroneservices 10 лет назад +1

    what a great follow up to the film. Thanks so much for sharing. My wood chip garden is on year three, can't wait to plant in a few weeks. Also just got Chickens for the first time. God is great!

  • @landsteward3644
    @landsteward3644 9 лет назад +22

    I was looking for permaculture, and He brought me here. i thought it was dead boring 2hours of talk.
    Not only i was wrong, I AM moved.
    I even claimed to become another land steward. :-)

    • @dsch3590
      @dsch3590 4 года назад +2

      I was just thinking the same thing. He’s full of wisdom... not of his own.

  • @cf4880
    @cf4880 4 года назад +1

    i love it when he gets all over the neighbors yard and starts comparing. he is hilarious.