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Fair share

Fair share

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Live simply so others may simply live - living within limits and distribute the surplus - abundance is about the distribution of the surplus, without need for return or exchange

Established fruiting trees are likely to produce more than one person can eat. It takes time to pick and preserve the harvest, and there are limits to how much fruit we can use. There are many ways that we benefit from giving a fair share of the bounty to others in our community.

The growth in human consumption and the accelerating extinction of species make clear the impossibility of continuous growth. Sometimes we need to make hard decisions and consider what enough is.

We need to focus on what is appropriate for us to do, rather than what others should do. By finding the right balance in our own lives we provide positive examples for others, so that they can find their own balance.

Reference: Holmgren, D. Permaculture Principles & Pathways beyond Sustainability

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