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[Cob] round homesmichael hollihn michaelhollihn at gmail.comSun Apr 5 23:20:25 CDT 2009
nomadic shelters are a bit different being that the dweller doesn't spend much time in the small shelter/tent (tp and yurt/ger) and the chi/energy is funneled up/out into the smoke hole...if you like the energetics to work in that way then go for it....there are no rules only patterns of comfort levels On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 9:22 AM, Dulane <silkworm at spiderhollow.com> wrote: > Regarding round houses and chi: > > It seemed to work for Native Americans, igloos, yurt dwellers etc. As I > remember history, N Americans were very dismayed at being forced to live in > buildings with corners. > > In my little round cob house, I did have dreams that I might roll off the > loft at night (into the abyss) until I made a little fence up there. > > Cob and round go hand in hand IMHO. > > Dulane > > > -- michael hollihn, british columbia, www.michaelhollihn.wordpress.com (bioregional timber frames) www.kettleriverfood.ning.com (building food security in the kettle River watershed) 'Be the change that you want to see' ghandi
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