Keep the Path open
Everything I teach is free. The five stages, seventeen books, the app, the field notes, the monthly live sessions. There is no version of this you have to pay for.
That only works if some people give.
Here's the arithmetic I'm betting on. Teach ten people. Each of them restores land and teaches ten more. Do that enough times, and restoring land stops being unusual and becomes what people just do. That tipping point is the whole goal. A paywall stops it, because it filters out exactly the people I most want reaching: the ones with land to heal and nothing to spare.
So giving here doesn't buy you anything. It buys the next person their turn.
What it pays for: the app and the site staying up, the live sessions staying free, the Spanish translations, and the Access Fund that brings people to Tsunul who couldn't otherwise come.
Keeper · $7 a month
You start a ripple. Nothing changes for you, because the books and the five stages are already yours in the app. Seven dollars keeps the door open for someone who finds this next.
Grove · $21 a month
Carries the lean months and a solid share of what the whole thing costs to run. What you're funding is spread: more sit spots, more plantings logged, more hands in more soil.
Guardian · $50 a month
A handful of Guardians holds the door open for everyone. You unlock nothing, because there's nothing left to unlock. You're funding the tipping point.
Give once
Any amount. No account, no monthly commitment.
Fund someone's week on the land
The field intensive, the skill stays, and the internships cost us money to run, so they carry a price. The Access Fund covers that price for people who can't pay it.
$680 puts an intern on the reserve for a month.
$1,250 sends someone through the five-day field intensive.
Any amount goes into the fund and gets used the same way.
If you'd like to know where your gift went, write to me and I'll tell you who came and what they built.
And if you never give a cent, use everything anyway. That was always the deal.