Mihail Kossev: is a permaculture designer, educator and filmmaker based in Eastern Europe. He received his Bachelor’s Degree from New York University, in Film Production, then a Master’s Degree in Education from CUNY, eventually using film and media as a technique to help children learn about science. As an elementary school teacher, Mihail had the summers off to experiment with gardening and eventually design gardens for others professionally. He had learned about Permaculture in the garden itself, eventually growing enough food to support a small CSA in upstate New York. He received his Permaculture Design Certificate from Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton in 2010, and returned to Bulgaria to practice permaculture in his homeland.
In 2010 we decided to move to Serbia from London UK ... After a long search we found a beautiful village Erdevik located in Srem Vojvodina and...Here we are faced with critical challenge to examine our beliefs, interpretations and horizons, also we have to re-examine ourselves in new contexts, in an attempt to develop new interests, to review the ways in which we understand ourselves and our place in the world...
''To become happier is a fun process. It’s not like a grueling struggle. All you’re trying to do is find those things that make you happy to do them...The important thing is to recognize that your time has always been and will always be yours...''
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