Gandhi's Garden-
Health gardens against ecocide

Mahatma Gandhi's garden, like Aristotle's, was the basis of his food supply, his medical supply, and his understanding of economics, ethics, and democracy. Aristotle and Gandhi recognized that a garden could be all of these things for us humans.

Garden culture is the origin of our development as human beings. Through garden culture, we learn about our humanity. The "health garden" is, therefore, the key to our future. Through sustainable garden culture, we can heal ourselves and our earth. This freedom to create our garden must begin with the autonomy of our food. No seed, no spore, no plant should be illegal or patented.

Aristotle and Gandhi recognized that without the autonomy that self-cultivation provides, the freedom of democracy could only be a scam. The birth of our democracy and science began in Aristotle's garden.The greatest democracy in the world began in Mahatma Gandhi's garden. We need to create the largest democratic network of people to establish a new sustainable culture of life through our gardens. This health garden culture must become a fundamental right to nourish and heal ourselves and the world. Health gardens are a contribution to the survival of humanity and the biosphere. Our garden culture will be the guidepost for this. The ecological balance that we need to create globally to survive the current ecocide is something we can start in our own personal gardens. In our gardens, the plants and fungal mycelium will make our soil fertile and remove CO2 from the atmosphere.

If we defend our microclimate through garden biodiversity our health gardens will become part of the global medicine to fight Ecocide. This biodiversity of fungi and plants as the basis of nutrition allows our bodies and our biosphere to be healthy and thrive. The garden’s microclimate mitigates the likelihood of getting sick and dying in old age from the effects of climate collapse. The design of a health garden must therefore create medicine and nourishment for us and our environment. Free garden design must become a fundamental right - as self and climate protection!

Let us realize Gandhi's and Aristotle's vision of gardens that secures food supply and primary medical care - through our health gardens! Let’s make our health gardens models for the symbiosis of nature and culture! Humans and nature survive only in symbiosis. Let us create a survival culture!