Montag, 7. November 2011
Freitag, 7. Oktober 2011
Donnerstag, 22. September 2011
Ballaballa unterstützt unser Projekt / Herbst 2011 :-)
Einen "Herzlichen" Dank von uns & den Kindern die uns besuchen !!
Wir freuen uns gerne über weitere Sponsoren. Ziel von uns ist es : Für Schulklassen mit ca. 30 Kindern genügend Utensilien zur Verfügung zu haben. Die Kinder bei uns haben große Lust mit mir gemeinsam zu üben und das tun wir auch!
Mehr Bilder werden folgen.
Beste Grüße,
Umweltprojekt "Naturinsel Drachenmühle"
Mittwoch, 14. September 2011
Henry unterstützt unser Projekt / Herbst 2011 :-)
Einen großen Dank an das Henry Team für Ihre Unterstützung für unsere Kinder Angebote.
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Wir freuen uns gerne über weitere Sponsoren. Ziel von uns ist es für Schulklassen mit ca. 30 Kindern genügend Utensilien zur Verfügung zu haben. Die Kinder bei uns haben große Lust mit mir gemeinsam zu üben und das tun wir auch!
Bilder werden folgen.
Beste Grüße,
Umweltprojekt "Naturinsel Drachenmühle"
Freitag, 9. September 2011
Mittwoch, 24. August 2011
24.08.2011 / OAZ / 3. Organic Dragon Juggling & Slackline Convention auf der Naturinsel 2011
Drauklicken dann wird es groß :O)
Montag, 25. Juli 2011
Die Presse und Fernsehen :
- 06.09.11 / ZDF / "heute" mit der Drachenmühle
- 27.08.2011 / Mittelbadische Presse / Was macht eigentlich.. Christian Schembritzki?
- 24.08.2011 / OAZ / 3. Organic Dragon Juggling & Slackline Convention auf der Naturinsel
- 30.07.2011 / Freie Presse / Die private Energiewende, eine Selbstversorger-Familie
- 28.07.11 / OAZ / Indianer Tage für die Apfelbaumschule e.V.
- 28.07.11 / OAZ / Körperkünstler auf der Drachenmühle
- 20.07.2011 / Wochenkurier Nordsächsisch / Die "Einsteiger" von der Drachenmühle / Juli 2011
- 11.07.2011 / OAZ / Max Brumberg auf der Naturinsel / Obertonflöte
- 14.06.2011 / OAZ / Pfingsten 2011 auf der Naturinsel und es war Super :-)
- Juni 2011 / Bauersternfahrt @ Drachenmühle
- Juni 2011 / RollingsStones @ Drachenmühle
- 10.03.2011 / ZDF Redaktion filmt erneut auf der Drachenmühle
- 23.02.11 / OAZ / Der Atem des Drachen/ Biomeiler 2.0
- Umweltminister Frank Kupfer gratuliert zur UNESCO Auszeichnung / Umweltprojekt "Naturinsel Drachenmühle"
- 01.02.2011 / OAZ / UNESCO Bestätigung für Nachhaltigkeit in Schweta
- 21.12.2010 / UNESCO / Ferien- und Freizeitprojekt "Drachenstark" auf der Naturinsel Drachenmühle wurde nominiert!
- 08.12.2010 / OAZ / UNESCO Dekade / "BnE"
- 14.10.2010 / OAZ / Permakultur-Studenten in Schweta zu Gast
- 09.10.2010 / OAZ / Schweta: Straßenbäume bei Grasmahd beschädigt
- 07.10.2010 / OAZ / Apfelsaftpressen zum Tag der Regionen und UNESCO Aktionstag
- 03.09.2010 / OAZ / Interview über freie FÖJ-Stellen, Einsatzgebiete und Finanzierung
- 03.09.2010 / OAZ / Unter den Flügeln des Drachen
- 14.08.2010 / OAZ / Mühlenregion wächst zusammen
- 05.07.2010 / OAZ / Unser Sommerfest :O)
- 26.06.2010 / OAZ / Umweltbildung zum Sommerfest
- 26.06.2010 / OAZ / Sommerfest am 3.07 und 4.07 :O)
- 21.05.2010 / OAZ / Pfingsten und Kräuterführungen
- 17.05.2010 / OAZ / Juggling Convention
- 07.05.2010 / OAZ / Mehr Insektenhotels für die Region!
- 28.04.2010 / OAZ / Weiden-Dom für Kinder im Oschatzer Spatzennest :O)
- 23.04.2010 / OAZ / Föj zu Gast auf der Naturinsel Drachenmühle
- 09.04.2010 / OAZ / Insektenhotel auf der Naturinsel Drachenmühle
- 19.02.2010 / OAZ / Feuer und Flamme
- 31.12.2009 / OAZ / Frohes Neues Jahr auf der Naturinsel Drachenmühle
- 24.12.2009 / OAZ / Weihnachten auf der Drachenmühle
- 21.04.2009 / OAZ / Mügelner Rasselbande :)
- 21.04.2009 / OAZ / Hort der Grundschule macht einen Ausflug auf die Naturinsel in Schweta.
- 03.04.2009 / BUND / Ein erfolgreicher, lang ersehnter Naturschutz.
- 13.02.2009 / OAZ / Drachenmuehle Schweta / Hoffen auf Gespräch.
- 31 Jan 2009 / OAZ / Sauergraswiesen als Biotope ausgewiesen
- 17 Jan 2009 / 3 Sat - ZDF - Naturinsel Drachenmühle - Im Einklang mit der Natur.
- 20 Dez 2008 / 3Sat : Gregor Steinbrenner : Am liebsten würde ich eine Woche hier bleiben.
- 5 Dez 2008 / Naturinsel Drachenmühle ist jetzt offizielles UN-Projekt / LVZ - OAZ
- 4 Okt 2008 / 3Sat auf der Drachenmühle
- 7 Sep 2008 / FÖJ und die Drachenmühle
- 27 Jun 2008 / §26 SächsNatSchG und Ochsen
- 8 Mai 2008 / OAZ / Die Drachenmüller
- Naturinsel Drachenmühle / Pressemitteilung und offener Brief !
Samstag, 23. Juli 2011
Mittwoch, 13. Juli 2011
BIO REGIONAL ANIMISM, IT PUTS YOU IN YOUR PLACE
New Animism defined
"Arguably the proper label for the type of religion practiced among traditional indigenous people who employ shamans. Rather then being "shamanists" or adherants of "shamanism," these people may be usefully named "animists." While the term was coined by Edward Tylor ( a founder of the discipline of anthropology) to define the essence of religion as 'the belief in spirits" and has played a significant role in theories about the origins of religion, it is used here in a new way. The old theory of animism alleged that indigenous people and the earliest human ancestors had made a mistake in believing in spirits. The new theory, associated with Nurit Bird-David, Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Signe Howell, and others, sees animism as a relational ontology- the recognition that the world is full of persons, only some of whom are human. In Irving hallowell's terms, there are human persons and other-then-human-persons, including rock persons, tree persons, cloud persons, and perhaps "spirit persons."
Animist worldviews and lifeways make it necessary for there to be shamans becasue (1) humans are relatively weak and need to seek help ( in the form of knowledge, healing, or defense) from more powerful other-then-human-persons and (2) humans often offend other-then-human-persons and need mediators in order to restore respectful relationships. In this context, shamans may be defined as those persons trained and skilled at working for their community when it is necessary to seek help from or reconciliation with the wider community of life. In turn, as Graham Harvey has argued, animism makes shamans both possible and necessary because thier roles are about dealing with the problems of the living world."
from:Graham Harvey and Robert J Wallis : Historical Dictionary of Shamanism
bi·o·re·gion·al·ism
n.
The belief that social organization and environmental policies should be based on the bioregion rather than on a region determined by political or economic boundaries.
Other-Than-Human-Persons
Other-than-human-persons:
"A phrase coined by Irving Hallowel, Influenced by the Ojibwe of southern-central Canada. It refers to the widest possible community of living beings. For example, in the Ojibwe Language not only are humans, animals, fish, birds, and plants living, relational beings, but so too are objects-persons such as rocks and certian weather systems (the thunder-beings). The word spirits is sometimes attached to other words, as in rock spirit or tree spirit, to suggest that some rocks or trees are different from others. Hallowell's phrase has gained currency becasue it does not misrepresent the indigenous thought and experience that some rocks, trees, and storms, act as persons: that is, as relational, intentional, conscious, and communicative beings. This worldview and lifeway is now being called animism, which makes shamans both possible and necessary.
The phrase should not be misunderstood to imply that humans are the standard against which other "persons" might be compaired. Rather, the phrase arises among humans trying to talk with other humans. It is implicit that eagles might speak of eagle-persons and other then eagle persons, and so on. The understanding that humans are not the only persons also involves the notion that not all shamans are human. In Amazonia, for example, it is common knowledge that the most powerful shamans (or persons with shamanistic abilities, pay'e) are anacondas. Ambiguity and uncertainty about the way in which an other-than-human-person relates or acts toward humans may require human shamans to seek to alter their perspective to see what others see and deal appropriately with the resulting knowledge."
from:Graham Harvey and Robert J Wallis : Historical Dictionary of Shamanism
The goal of this project is to allow the land to express itself through us again. To reincarnate the old traditions and lost tribes, to see that new traditions are being born as new expressions of the land & skies consciousness, to commune with the land and sky and celebrate our oneness with it.
To help support a diverse system of developing ecological and spiritual cosmologies much like indigenous minds have always done, through the act of communion!
"Arguably the proper label for the type of religion practiced among traditional indigenous people who employ shamans. Rather then being "shamanists" or adherants of "shamanism," these people may be usefully named "animists." While the term was coined by Edward Tylor ( a founder of the discipline of anthropology) to define the essence of religion as 'the belief in spirits" and has played a significant role in theories about the origins of religion, it is used here in a new way. The old theory of animism alleged that indigenous people and the earliest human ancestors had made a mistake in believing in spirits. The new theory, associated with Nurit Bird-David, Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, Signe Howell, and others, sees animism as a relational ontology- the recognition that the world is full of persons, only some of whom are human. In Irving hallowell's terms, there are human persons and other-then-human-persons, including rock persons, tree persons, cloud persons, and perhaps "spirit persons."
Animist worldviews and lifeways make it necessary for there to be shamans becasue (1) humans are relatively weak and need to seek help ( in the form of knowledge, healing, or defense) from more powerful other-then-human-persons and (2) humans often offend other-then-human-persons and need mediators in order to restore respectful relationships. In this context, shamans may be defined as those persons trained and skilled at working for their community when it is necessary to seek help from or reconciliation with the wider community of life. In turn, as Graham Harvey has argued, animism makes shamans both possible and necessary because thier roles are about dealing with the problems of the living world."
from:Graham Harvey and Robert J Wallis : Historical Dictionary of Shamanism
bi·o·re·gion·al·ism
n.
The belief that social organization and environmental policies should be based on the bioregion rather than on a region determined by political or economic boundaries.
Other-Than-Human-Persons
Other-than-human-persons:
"A phrase coined by Irving Hallowel, Influenced by the Ojibwe of southern-central Canada. It refers to the widest possible community of living beings. For example, in the Ojibwe Language not only are humans, animals, fish, birds, and plants living, relational beings, but so too are objects-persons such as rocks and certian weather systems (the thunder-beings). The word spirits is sometimes attached to other words, as in rock spirit or tree spirit, to suggest that some rocks or trees are different from others. Hallowell's phrase has gained currency becasue it does not misrepresent the indigenous thought and experience that some rocks, trees, and storms, act as persons: that is, as relational, intentional, conscious, and communicative beings. This worldview and lifeway is now being called animism, which makes shamans both possible and necessary.
The phrase should not be misunderstood to imply that humans are the standard against which other "persons" might be compaired. Rather, the phrase arises among humans trying to talk with other humans. It is implicit that eagles might speak of eagle-persons and other then eagle persons, and so on. The understanding that humans are not the only persons also involves the notion that not all shamans are human. In Amazonia, for example, it is common knowledge that the most powerful shamans (or persons with shamanistic abilities, pay'e) are anacondas. Ambiguity and uncertainty about the way in which an other-than-human-person relates or acts toward humans may require human shamans to seek to alter their perspective to see what others see and deal appropriately with the resulting knowledge."
from:Graham Harvey and Robert J Wallis : Historical Dictionary of Shamanism
The goal of this project is to allow the land to express itself through us again. To reincarnate the old traditions and lost tribes, to see that new traditions are being born as new expressions of the land & skies consciousness, to commune with the land and sky and celebrate our oneness with it.
To help support a diverse system of developing ecological and spiritual cosmologies much like indigenous minds have always done, through the act of communion!
Sonntag, 3. Juli 2011
English : 3. Organic Dragon & Slackline Convention on Dragonmill :-)
When: 19. - 21.08.2011 / 3 Day Convention / Friday 11 AM TO Sunday 8 PM
Where: Environmental Project “Natural Island Dragonmill” Zur Mühle in 04769 Schwerta near Oschatz between Dresden and Leipzig, near Collmvulcan. Phone: 034362-44390 / info(att)drachenmuehle.de
Participation Fee:
32,- Euro (Kids from 6-14: 22,- Euro)
On Friday: Tickets for all three days : 40,- Euro (Kids: 22,- Euro)
Included in participation fee are: 2x Organic Breakfast (Sa a. Su), 2x Organic Dinner (Fr a. Sa.), Camping Location, Entrance, Workshops and Program
Transfer money to: Christian Schembritzki, GLS Bank Bochum, Account Number: 4012809200, Bank Number: 43060967, Subject: Organic Juggling
Program
* Juggling &Acrobatics& Slackline ink. 150 m Slackline :-)
* Kids space & Body painting
* Fire juggling & Workshops
* Cinema & Campfire & many more
Info: We are an ecological Project located next to a nature reserve
* Early registration would be great, please register
* Drinks and Snacks can be purchased at the Dragonbar
* You can sleep in the barn or in the garden with you own tent (Please bring Sleeping Back, Sleeping mat, Hammock, etc.)
* Please bring organic products or purchase here at a good price (e.g. food, shampoo, toothpaste)
* Please no dogs (for the safety of our animals)
* Please respect, that the “Naturinsel” is a place free of mobile phones and cigarettes! But we do have designated places for smoking and using mobiles
If you want to help organize the Juggling Convention, you are more then welcome! Please contact us till the beginning August !
Freitag, 1. Juli 2011
3. Organic Dragon Juggling & Slackline Convention
http://organic-juggling.blogspot.com/
Wann: 19.08. - 21.08.2011 / 3 Tage Convention / Freitag 11:00 Uhr bis Sonntag 20:00 Uhr
Wo: Umweltprojekt „Naturinsel Drachenmühle“ Zur Mühle in 04769 Schweta bei Oschatz zwischen Dresden und Leipzig, nähe Collmvulcan. Tel. 034362-44390 / info(att)drachenmuehle.de
Anmeldegebühr: Voranmeldung bis zum 08.08.11 für 32,- Euro (Kinder : 22 Euro) Am Freitag Tageskasse für alle 3 Tage 40,- Euro.
Christian Schembritzki, GLS Bank Bochum, Kontontonummer: 401 280 9200, BLZ 430 609 67, Betreff : Organic Juggling
In der Anmeldegebühr sind enthalten: 2 mal ökologisches Frühstück (SA & So), 2 mal ökologisches Abendessen (Fr & Sa), Zeltplatz, Einlass, Workshops & Programm.
Programm:
* Jonglieren, Akrobatik & Slackline
* Kinderspace & Bodypainting
* Feuerjonglage & Workshops (z.B. Cigar Box, Slackline..)
* Programmkino & Lagerfeuer
Mehr als 15 Slacklines und eine krasse 150m Slackline
Info: Wir sind ein ökologisches Projekt unmittelbar am Rande eines Naturschutzgebietes.
* Voranmeldung wäre Super, bitte anmelden
* Schlafmöglichkeiten gibt es in der Strohscheune oder im Garten mit eigenem Zelt (Schlafsack, Isomatte, Hängematte etc. selbst mitbringen!)
* Bitte nur ökologische Produkte einbringen oder günstig hier kaufen (z.B. Essen, Shampoo, Zahnpasta ...)
* Keine Hunde (zum Schutz unserer Tiere)!
Freitag, 17. Juni 2011
3. ODJC "Organic Dragon Juggling Convention" is coming in August on Dragonmill :-)
Zur 3. ODJC wird es gleichzeitig eine SlacklineConvention geben. Also quasi die 3. Organic Dragon Juggling Convention zusammen mit der 1. Organic Dragon Slackline Convention 2011
Infos folgen ;-)
Samstag, 4. Juni 2011
„Naturinsel Drachenmühle“ Herzlich Willkommen an Pfingsten 2011 :-)
- Sonntag 12. Juni 2011 / Tag der offenen Tür “Einblicke”
- Montag 13. Juni 2011 / Unser dritter deutscher „Mühlentag“!
An diesen beiden Pfingsttagen, von 13.o0 bis 22.o0 Uhr, öffnet die
„Naturinsel Drachenmühle“ ihre Tore für euch.
Es erwarten euch Einblicke in die „Naturinsel Drachenmühle“ und Führungen sowie unsere neuen Bienenkisten, Biomeiler 2.0, Tipi, Permakulturgarten, ... und ein drachenstarkes Kinderparadies!
Programm
- Führungen durch die kulturhistorische denkmalgeschützte Wassermühle
- Biomeiler, Permakultur- und Kräuterkunde, eine Exkursion mit Christian Schembritzki
- Bienenkisten, Insektenhotel und Gartenneuheiten
- Ein Kinderparadies z.B. Körperbemalung, Baumhaus, Dschungelpfad, Tipi...
- Ab ca. 19 Uhr im Programmkino „Drachenbar“ Filme über Biomeiler, Landwirtschaft, Biodiversität, Strohballenhäuser.. // Eintritt frei.
- Lagerfeuer am Abend (bei schönem Wetter)
Unsere Wollschweine, Osko, Schafe, Seidenhühner, Gänse.. freuen sich auf euch & der Garten der Naturinsel Drachenmühle, im Naturschutzgebiet der Döllnitzaue, lädt zum jonglieren, musizieren, schlendern und verweilen ein :O)
Für gutes Essen (Mediterran z.B. Schafskäse..) & gekühlte Getränke (Bier, Limo..) oder Kaffee ist gesorgt, alles in Bio, ist ja logisch ;-)
Bringt gerne eure Freunde mit und genießt die Zeit!
Mit ökologischen Grüßen, Familie Schembritzki.
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Wegezoll 5,- Euro, zum Erhalt der denkmalgeschützten Mühle (ink. Programm)
Bitte respektiert, dass die Naturinsel Drachenmühle ein zigarettenfreier Ort ist den Hunde nur an der Leine betreten dürfen, zum Schutz unserer Kinder und Haustiere!
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