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During the May Day holiday in 2024, WildBound, in collaboration with Architecture 2030, Mykunta, and Libo Konka Eco Community, held the first session of the FUTURE+ Regenerative Design International Workshop.

 

 

The journey began in Tieniu Village, where our daily morning tea energized us , fueling each day with vitality. We studied regenerative design at the Choumei Living Pavilion, visited the Agan Orchard, practiced Zen in the fields, and explored, perceived, and listened to the land with our companions. We traveled to Luding and Haizi Village, gently embraced by the surrounding mountains, where we meditated quietly under seven trees. At the campsite in the Libo Konka Eco Community, we set up our tents and enjoyed a starry sky that unfolded like a painting. The first rays of sunlight illuminating the snow-capped peaks, combined with the breathtaking brilliance of the golden mountains, left us in awe.

 

This journey reinforced our belief that true harmony stems from understanding and wisdom about nature and pursuing our authentic selves. Inspired by nature, we witnessed the diversity and power of life, as well as the deep connection between individuals and their environment. We drew strength from nature, found warmth in mutual support, and saw the path forward through regenerative design. With the wisdom gained and the connections established during this experience, we are confident that we can face challenges together and create a more beautiful and sustainable world. In this future, life will flourish and thrive.

 

 

#1 Facing the Breakdown of Human Triple Relationships: Rebuilding Connections Through Six Days and Five Nights of Regenerative Design

Deep Learning and Practice of Regenerative Design

The seven principles of regenerative design and application case studies taught by mentor Bill Reed (founding board member of the U.S. Green Building Council and co-founder of the LEED green building rating system) were pivotal in shifting our thinking. This approach is not just about buildings but also about a lifestyle—our commitment to the environment and the future. Buildings should not merely consist of cold steel and concrete but should instead resemble living organisms that breathe, grow, and integrate with nature, drawing strength from it.

Regenerative design is not just about conserving and utilizing resources but deeply understanding and respecting living systems. This design approach emphasizes holism, requiring designers to view problems from a systemic perspective, integrating various elements with the environment to create an organic, dynamic whole.

 

Bill emphasized that the true power of regenerative design lies in its potential-oriented approach. Designers should start from the system’s latent possibilities, uncovering and releasing the growth potential within. This method focuses not just on solving problems but on how to stimulate the system’s inherent vitality, enabling it to continually renew and evolve. Bill encourages participants to remain humble in their designs, building relationships of trust and collaboration with nature and others. Through such collaboration, designers and stakeholders work together to drive the ongoing evolution and growth of projects. In this process, designers are not only creators but also collaborators within the life system, aiming to enhance the overall vitality of the system and make each design project a positive contribution to the environment and society.

 

 

The visit to Agan Orchard led by Mr. Shi Guoping (Chief Planner of Mingyue Village and Tieniu Village, and founding partner of Mykunta Architecture Planning and Design in Sichuan) allowed us to deeply experience what it means to coexist with nature. Standing on the platform and looking out over the green fields, we were filled with a profound and simple sense of awe. Farming is not just about cultivating the land but also about gratitude and giving back to nature. Through these experiences, we began to reflect on our own designs and consider how to incorporate such natural wisdom into future buildings, truly achieving harmonious coexistence between people and nature.

 

 

Rebuilding Connections with Nature and Partners

Nature was the soul of this transformative journey. We reestablished our connection with nature through various ways, rediscovering a long-lost sense of tranquility and strength. Mentor Roberto Fraquelli (an expert in ecological design thinking, holistic design, and professor of ecological design at Schumacher College) guided us to begin with a gaze in the fields, allowing our eyes to become a bridge, reaching deep into our hearts and connecting the most authentic emotions between people. Then, we walked into the rain, letting each raindrop gently fall on our faces, cleansing the dust from our souls and rekindling our sense of closeness to nature.

 

 

While meditating under the seven trees, we closed our eyes and listened to the breath from deep within the Earth. In each person’s dedicated two-square-meter space, we lay quietly, feeling the warmth of the sun and the gentle caress of the wind. At that moment, we truly became one with nature. In the process of cyanotype printing, we worked with the sun to imprint nature’s marks onto paper, and also engrave them deeply in our hearts.

 

 

In this fast-paced era, relationships between people have become increasingly distant. However, in this workshop, we rediscovered a long-lost warmth and trust. Roberto led us through various exercises designed to open ourselves up and establish deep connections with nature and others, such as the art of invitation, the drawing of the tree and the boy, and the clinking of cocktails, among others.

 

 

At the moment of connection, we were no longer strangers but partners walking together. During group sharing, we gathered to share our stories and feelings. Each story was a window into the soul, and through these windows, we glimpsed each other’s worlds and saw the similarities in our struggles and aspirations.

 

 

Drawing Inspiration from Unique Contexts

Every place has its own unique story, and these stories often contain profound wisdom. In this workshop, we learned to draw inspiration from these narratives. At the Mykunta Space Station and Exhibition Hall, we witnessed how history and culture have shaped the local architectural styles. Mr. Shi shared the history of Tieniu Village, taking us into the past and present of the village. Through these experiences, we realized that regenerative design is not just a technical issue but also a cultural and social one. Only by deeply understanding the unique context of each place and respecting its history and culture can we design truly sustainable buildings that meet local needs.

 

 

Exploring Future Possibilities

Future architecture embodies humanity’s aspiration for a better life. The design challenge encouraged us to think about the future from a completely new perspective. We understood that every brick and tile of the future demands more responsible design principles. In the design challenge, we were divided into the Snow Mountain Group, the Seven Trees Group, and the Tea Room Group, listening to the inspirations of nature as our client and responding to the land’s invitation. Each group worked diligently to find solutions, integrating the principles of regenerative design into reality. Through discussion, creation, and envisioning, we were not just completing a task but paving the way for future architectural possibilities. These designs encapsulate our hopes for the future and our commitment to the Earth.

 

 

#2 Nothing, not even mountains and oceans, can separate people with shared goals and vision.The Future is Promising

What are our expectations for the regenerative design practitioner community? What are we willing to contribute? What support can we offer? How do we hope to continue the learning from these days? Participants in this workshop have a variety of expectations.

Continuing the Connection: Sowing Seeds of Hope

After this warm and engaging gathering, everyone is eager to stay in touch and transform this experience into long-term collaboration. Some participants wish to form a flexible working group to serve the world together and invite everyone to visit each other’s communities, continuing to learn and grow through practical projects. This ongoing connection and interaction are like seeds being sown, waiting to take root and flourish in the future.

 

Practicing Regenerative Design: Rooting Concepts in Everyday Life

“We hope that regenerative design can take root and flourish in China like a seed, sharing the understanding and practice of regeneration from China and Asia with the world in its unique way.” Regenerative design should not remain at the conceptual level; there is a strong desire to integrate it into everyday life. Some participants hope that the principles learned can benefit their hometowns and are willing to offer their time and energy to support project advancement. We look forward to implementing more practices in communities through concrete actions, making regenerative design an integral part of all aspects of life.

• What are the current practices or forms of work in regenerative design, and how can one sustain themselves financially while engaging in this field?
• Designers in urban settings have less freedom compared to those in rural areas, but more people live in cities, and urban energy consumption is far greater. How can designers in cities strive to achieve regenerative design within various constraints?
• How can the talents of FUTURE+ partners continue to support the subsequent construction phases of the Libo project?
• How can the tranquility of the two-square-meter space left on-site and the collaborative spirit of the team be better conveyed to future designers and collaborators, ensuring the continuity of design and construction?

 

The Power of Education: A Shared Path of Nurturing Growth

Education and the transmission of knowledge are crucial forces driving regenerative design. Some participants suggested regularly organizing events to provide iterative educational methods and toolkits to influence more people. By collaborating with experts and continually introducing more learning resources, there is a hope that this education will not only be about imparting knowledge but also about nurturing a path of shared growth.

 

Building Communities: Collaborating to Create a Sustainable Future

The principles of regenerative design need to flourish in more areas. We hope to support each other in community building through visits, exchange forums, and experiential camps, further advancing the development of regenerative communities. We look forward to collectively spreading the seeds of regenerative design to more places, allowing every field to experience this ongoing force for sustainable development.

• From community to local practice models, what resources and opportunities can be combined to jointly promote possible practices? What might the future landscape look like, or could it evolve from a community of exchange into a network of local research and action?
• Are there effective mechanisms for our community to continuously influence and grow together? What actionable collaboration mechanisms, whether local or remote, can be implemented to advance regenerative design projects? Perhaps we can co-create our community activities?

Inner Awakening: Rebuilding the Self in Nature

Connection with nature helps people rediscover inner peace and strength. We look forward to awakening inner feelings through profound natural experiences, like a tree, a flower, or a seed, waiting to sprout, take root, grow, and eventually nourish and disappear. We hope this deep awakening will translate into practical action, continuing to practice the principles of regenerative design in future projects.

 

#3 Everything Ends, Except Love

In this workshop, everyone experienced countless unforgettable moments—sometimes through deep connections with nature, sometimes through the exchange of glances, or during tranquil meditation moments. These experiences not only facilitated inner transformation but also deepened our commitment to the future. Many participants, inspired by this experience, have pledged to integrate the principles of regenerative design into their lives and work. Some are determined to connect more closely with nature, embracing its rhythms and wisdom; others are committed to practicing sustainability in their communities and inspiring more people to make changes. Whether through daily small changes or grand visions, we all know that only through action can we truly sustain the power of regenerative design.

 

Let’s take a look at the memorable moments written by our participants and the actions and changes they have committed to for the future!

 

Moments That Left a Lasting Impression

• Helping to clean up litter under the Seven Trees, and viewing the exhibition in the rain.
• Using paper cups to serve cocktails, where everyone sincerely shared what they most wanted to offer, experiencing the charm of genuine communication.
• The early morning tea session on the third day made me realize my own insignificance and prompted me to learn humility.
• The most touching moment for me was on the second day in Tieniu Village, when Dafu took us to see the work they had done over the years. I truly felt how wonderful it is to have so many like-minded friends. Your enthusiasm nurtured me, and I will continue to spread this energy.
• Rolling, oh rolling.
• At dawn, when the sun illuminated the snow-capped mountains, I asked: “Mount Gongga, what do you want to say to me?” I heard it reply: “Child, don’t you know? You should know, because we are one!” I felt struck by this realization. What makes me, me; her, her; and you, you? We are originally one.
• On the first morning in Haizi Village, seeing the snow-capped mountains after the clouds and mist cleared, I couldn’t help but cry, feeling the grandeur and gentleness of nature and hoping that every life is treated with sincerity.
• Rolling and enjoying it.
• Seeing the mountain when opening the tent.
• The full day of co-creation with the Seven Trees team.
• Early mornings and late nights of tea drinking, with the lovely logistics and meal teams, as well as the villagers.
• Camping night chats and the moment of opening the curtain after waking up.
• The most moving experience was in the carefully arranged tea session on the second floor, where I could feel the tranquility of the snow mountains and rain, and the warmth, care, support, and enthusiasm of people working together. Thanks to all the partners I met along the way for the warmth you brought.
• The co-creation of the tea room under the guidance of Professor Shi, Dafu, and Xinyin allowed me to experience the methods and charm of co-creation. It requires wisdom to guide but ultimately achieves the sublimation of thoughts. Professor Shi’s “may all wishes be fulfilled” deeply impressed and moved me.
• The creative process with the Seven Trees team allowed me to experience the joy of “no design,” letting go of habitual thinking, the desire to create something, and releasing passion in the rolling process, “doing before thinking.” My love for the Seven Trees is not about leaving behind something but about making a change.
• Seeing the land scarred and ravaged.
• Being nourished and rinsed under the Seven Trees, and waking up to see the crescent moon climbing to the end of the path.
• The first experience of cyanotype printing, closely observing the changes and overlays of light and shadow, and marveling at everyone’s creativity and observation, deepening my understanding of “locality.”
• Roberto’s first art or story project invited me to a deeper, more meaningful state.
• At just past 6 a.m., as the sun began to shine on the snow-capped mountains, creating a golden peak, while I ran in the muddy vegetable field.
• The villagers left, the fire dies down. We continue to dance.
• No matter how the outside changes, we are looking in the same direction together.
• The shock after seeing the dead piglet lying in the middle of the road, with even the capillaries visible. The sheer cruelty and powerlessness in the face of life and death was like a memento mori.

 

Actions and Changes We Commit To:

• I will continue to reflect on my experiences with life and my inner journey, transforming my own life. I will try to bring the warmth and tranquility that resonate within me to more people by focusing on life and human development.
• Emphasizing personal regeneration! Eating well, practicing mindfulness, and awareness. The whole and potential.
• I commit to cultivating my heart and influencing my lifestyle. I promise to approach the gifts of nature and local people with greater reverence, and to offer more to others.
• I will set up a 1-square-meter tea room for myself to awaken each morning.
• I commit to learning deep listening, waking up early, going to bed early, practicing meditation, and fostering a co-creation mindset.
• I will live and work with a sense of wholeness, and develop a working method and mindset that better respond to the essence of life. I will stick to early rising and early sleeping, and share my experiences with more people.
• When you truly love someone, all promises become redundant; it is the inner drive that makes you love, care, and nurture them. The same applies to nature.
• I have been practicing environmental protection for many years and have gradually given up trying to influence those around me. Everyone has their own lifestyle and beliefs, so I will just continue to do my best.
• Lowering my own awareness to listen to the Earth’s voice; I am a part of the Earth.
• Embracing the principles of regeneration, connecting with life in various fields, and developing and utilizing my own potential.
• Working diligently with other partners.
• Cleaning my room when I return home, organizing seasonal clothes, practicing decluttering, and setting aside time each day for quiet reflection.
• Practicing self-discipline and propriety.
• Bringing the experiences I have learned back to my own life and influencing more people around me.
• Understanding the efforts of the dedicated people here from a personal perspective and maintaining attention. While we cannot address everyone’s needs, making an impact from an individual to a group, and influencing large systems through small system updates is already valuable.
• Giving my baby more experiences and listening in the forest.
• Enabling more people and communities to experience programs that touch their hearts and taking better care of the place we call home.
• I will drink more tea, savor every meal, and appreciate the people around me more. For every project I undertake, I will practice mindfulness exercises and pay attention to non-visual cues on site.
• Listening to nature and living harmoniously with it.
• Bringing wholeness into my life and work by developing a method of working that incorporates this awareness. Additionally, I will aim to sleep early and rise early.

 

Whether reconnecting with nature or supporting and resonating with each other, love remains at the heart of this journey. In every moment of immersion, we commit to turning this love into action, integrating the principles of regenerative design into every future project, so that life and nature can flourish together. Amidst all changes and endings, the only constant is love, which will guide us forward.

 

Three months have passed since the workshop ended, but our connection continues to thrive. In addition to our monthly online gatherings, the participants have spontaneously formed a weekly Regenerative Design book-reading club. Moreover, five participants have volunteered to return to Xilai for one to four weeks. At the same time, many participants have organized offline visits, traveling from Tibet to Mogan Mountain and reuniting. Looking ahead, our community will extend beyond China to all of Asia.

 

#4 The Regenerative Journey Continues: Next Gathering—Kuching Awaits You

The first leg of the FUTURE+ Regenerative Design International Eco-Camp has come to a successful close. We extend our heartfelt thanks to every participant for their trust and full engagement, as well as to all the partners who supported and accompanied us throughout this journey. Our gratitude goes to WildBound and Architecture 2030 for their initiation and organization, to mentors Bill and Roberto for their experiential guidance and content delivery, and to Mr. Shi Guoping’s team for their leadership and instruction. We also thank Xiyin and Xiaoxiao for their patient support from start to finish, and to Zhu Qiao and Alan for their in-depth explanations at the Space Station. Special thanks to Dafu for sharing his stories, to the little angels Qiu Lu and Jiu Hui during the tea party, and to the Luding team—Songmei, Tianlai, Meizi—and the many warm friends at Maikunta. We are especially grateful to Kunkun for the photography and meticulous editing, and to the A Cai team for their continuous support and companionship. Because of you, this journey has been even more memorable and precious.

 

The next chapter of our journey will soon begin in Kuching, Malaysia. Please click to view the registration information for the Kuching camp.

 

Future+回顾 | 志合者不以山海为远

 

文章转载于WildBound野声。

2024年五一期间，野声WildBound与建筑2030、麦昆塔、黎波山地社区举办了第一期FUTURE+再生设计国际生态营。

 

 

旅程自铁牛村开启，每日的晨茶为我们注入能量，让我们元气满满地开启每一天。我们在生活馆学习再生设计，去往阿柑果园参访，在田野里行禅，与伙伴们探索、感知、倾听这片土地。我们来到泸定，来到被群山温柔环抱的海子村，在七棵树下静静冥想。在黎波游牧社区的营地里，我们搭起帐篷，璀璨的星空如画卷般展开。当第一缕阳光照亮雪山，日照金山的辉煌更是让我们震撼不已。

 

这段旅程使我们更加确信，真正的和谐源自对自然的理解与智慧，也源于对自我本真的追寻。在自然的启示下，我们见证了生命的多样与力量，以及个体与环境之间的深层联系。我们从自然中汲取力量，在彼此的支持中找到温暖，并在再生设计中看见前行的方向。凭借这次积累的智慧与建立的连接，我们坚信能够共同面对挑战，创造一个更加美好、可持续的世界。在这个未来里，生命得以蓬勃绽放。

 

 

#1 直面人与三重关系的断裂，用再生设计重建连接的6天5晚

再生设计的深度学习与实践

导师Bill Reed（美国绿色建筑委员会创始董事会成员、LEED绿色建筑评级系统联合创始人）讲授的再生设计七大原则及应用实践案例成为我们思维转变的关键。这不仅是关于建筑，更是一种生活方式，是我们对环境、对未来的承诺。建筑不应该只是冷冰冰的钢筋水泥，而应是一个有机体，能呼吸，能生长，能够融入自然并从中汲取力量。

再生设计不仅仅是对现有资源的节约和利用，更是对生命系统的深度理解与尊重。这种设计方法强调整体性，要求设计师以系统的眼光去看待问题，将各个元素与环境紧密联系在一起，从而形成一个有机、动态的整体。

 

Bill强调，再生设计的真正力量在于它的潜力导向，设计师要从系统的潜在可能性出发，挖掘和释放其中蕴含的生长力。这种方法不仅关注问题的解决，更关注如何激发系统的内在生命力，使其不断自我更新和进化。Bill鼓励参与者在设计中保持谦逊，与自然和他人建立信任与合作的关系，通过这种合作，设计师和利益相关者共同推动项目的持续演进和成长。在这个过程中，设计师不仅是创造者，更是生命系统的协作者，最终目的是通过设计，增进系统的整体生命力，让每一个设计项目都能成为对环境和社会的积极贡献。

 

 

施国平老师（明月村、铁牛村总规划师、四川麦昆塔建筑规划设计创始合伙人）带领的阿柑果园之行，让我们更真切地感受到什么是与自然共生。当我们站在平台上，望着一片片绿色的田野时，心中涌起的是一种朴素而深沉的敬畏感。农耕，不仅仅是耕种土地，更是对自然的感恩与回馈。通过这些体验，我们开始反思自己的设计，思考如何在未来的建筑中植入这样的自然智慧，真正实现人与自然的和谐共处。

 

 

与自然、伙伴重建连接

自然，是这次转变之旅的灵魂。我们通过多种形式重新与自然建立连接，找回那份久违的宁静与力量。导师Roberto Fraquelli（生态设计思维专家、整全设计专家、舒马赫学院生态设计教授）带领我们在田野里从对视开始，让彼此的眼神成为桥梁，直抵内心深处，连接起人与人之间最真实的情感。接着，我们走进雨中，任由每一滴雨水轻柔地落在脸上，洗净心灵的尘埃，重新唤醒对自然的亲近感。

 

 

在七棵树下冥想时，我们闭上眼睛，倾听来自大地深处的呼吸。大家在每个人的专属两平米空间里，静静地躺着，感受阳光的温暖、风的轻抚，在那一刻，与自然真正融为一体。在蓝晒中，大家与太阳一起，用心将自然的印记留在纸上，也镌刻在心底。

 

 

在这个快节奏的时代，人与人之间的关系变得越来越疏远。而在这次工作坊中，我们重新找回了那份久违的温情与信任。Roberto带领我们进行了许多有助于打开自我，与自然、他人建立深度连接的练习，如邀请的艺术、大树与男孩的绘画、鸡尾酒的碰撞等等。

 

 

联结建立的那一刻，我们不再是陌生人，而是携手同行的伙伴。小组分享时，大家围坐在一起，分享彼此的故事与感受。每个故事都是一个心灵的窗口，透过这些窗口，我们看到了彼此的世界，看到了那些与我们相似的困惑与追求。

 

 

从独特背景中汲取灵感

每个地方都有它独特的故事，而这些故事往往蕴含着深刻的智慧。在这次工作坊中，我们学会了从这些故事中汲取灵感。我们在麦昆塔空间站和展览馆，见证了历史与文化如何塑造了当地的建筑风格。施老师讲述了铁牛村的历史，带我们走进了这个村庄的过去与现在。通过这些体验，我们意识到，再生设计不仅是一个技术问题，更是一个文化与社会的问题。只有深入理解每个地方的独特背景，尊重它的历史与文化，才能设计出真正符合当地需求的可持续建筑。

 

 

探索未来的可能性

未来的建筑，承载着人类对美好生活的向往。设计挑战让我们以一种全新的视角思考未来。我们知道，未来的每一块砖，每一片瓦，都需要更加负责任的设计理念。在设计挑战中，我们分成雪山组、七棵树组和茶室组，聆听大自然作为甲方的启示，回应这片土地的邀请。每个小组都在努力寻找解决方案，将再生设计的理念融入到现实中。大家讨论、创作、设想，在每一个环节中，我们不仅是在完成一个任务，更是在为未来建筑的可能性铺路。这些设计，凝结了我们对未来的期望，也承载着我们对地球的承诺。

 

 

#2志合者不以山海为远，未来可期

我们对再生设计实践者社区的期待有哪些？愿意贡献什么？可以提供什么支持？希望可以如何持续这些天的学习？参与此次工作坊的伙伴们有着多种多样的期待。

延续连接：播撒希望的种子

在这个充满温情的聚会后，大家都期待保持联系，将这次经历化为长期的合作。有伙伴希望建立一个自由组队的工作小组，共同服务世界，并邀请大家走访彼此的社区，通过实际项目继续学习和成长。这种持续的联系和互动，就像播撒的种子，等待着在未来生根发芽。

 

实践再生：让理念扎根生活

“希望再生设计能像种子一样在中国生根发芽，能通过自己的语言，将中国乃至亚洲对再生的理解和实践讲给世界”。再生设计不应该仅仅停留在概念层面，大家渴望将其带入实际生活中。有伙伴希望所学的理念能够为家乡带来帮助，愿意提供自己的时间和精力支持项目的推进。我们期待通过实际行动，在社区中开展更多实践，真正让再生设计扎根生活的方方面面。

• 再生设计目前有什么样的实践/工作形式，如何在投身该事业的同时，也能赚钱养活自己？
• 设计师在城市中的自由度不如乡村，但更多人还是生活在城市，城市的能源消耗水平也远大于乡村。城市中的设计师能如何在各种限制中尽力去实现再生设计？
• 如何让FUTURE+伙伴们的才华持续支持到黎波项目后续的建造过程中来？
• 伙伴们在场地留下的两平米宁静和团队共创如何更好地传递给后来的设计师/共创者，将设计和建造延续下去？

 

教育的力量：共同滋养的成长之路

教育和知识的传递是推动再生设计的重要力量。有伙伴提议定期组织活动，输出迭代的教育方法和工具包，以影响更多人。通过与专家的合作，持续引入更多学习资源，大家希望这种教育不仅仅是知识的传授，更是共同成长的滋养之路。

 

共建社区：携手创造可持续的未来

再生设计的理念需要在更多领域开花结果。大家希望在社区建设中互相支持，通过拜访、交流论坛和生活营体验，进一步推动再生社区的发展。我们期盼通过共同的努力，将再生设计的种子播撒在更多的地方，让每个领域都能感受到这股持续发展的力量。

• 从社群到在地实践模式，有哪些资源、机会可以结合共同推动一些可能的实践。它的未来图景是怎样的？或是能从一个交流社群长成地方上的研究行动者网络？
• 是否有好的互动机制让我们这个社群持续地互相影响和成长？有哪些可以落地的同城/异地的协作机制去推动“再生设计”相关项目的实践？也许可以共创我们的社群活动？

内心的觉醒：在自然中重塑自我

与自然的连接，让人们重新找回内心的平静和力量。大家期待通过深入的自然体验，唤醒内心的感受，就像一棵树、一朵花、一颗种子，等待抽芽、生根、枝头茂盛、扎根、消失、滋养。我们希望这种深刻的觉醒能够转化为实际行动，在未来的项目中继续践行再生设计的理念。营员灿迪认真地写了这篇笔记《再生设计 | 把自己播种进土壤里》（点击阅读），“想念七棵树，想念树下的冥想，想念共同行动的温度和力量，将自己种下，与自然万物同呼吸”。

 

#3一切都会结束，除了爱

在这次工作坊中，每个人都经历了无数令人难忘的瞬间——有时是在与自然的深度连接中，有时是在彼此的目光交汇中，抑或是在静谧的冥想时刻中。这些瞬间不仅让我们感受到内在的转变，更加深了我们对未来的承诺。许多人在此次体验后，承诺将把再生设计的理念融入到自己的生活和工作中。有人决心更加贴近自然，感受其节奏与智慧；有人立志在社区中践行可持续发展，带动更多人一起改变。无论是每日的点滴改变，还是宏大的愿景，我们都深知，唯有通过行动，才能真正推动再生设计的力量延续下去。

 

一起来看看伙伴们亲笔写下的令他们印象深刻的瞬间以及大家在未来承诺作出的行动与改变吧！

 

那些我们印象深刻的瞬间

• 帮7棵树清理树下垃圾、雨中观展；
• 用纸杯盛鸡尾酒，大家互相真诚的交流各自最想盛的东西时，感受到真诚交流的魅力；
• 第三天早起的茶会让我感知到自我的渺小，进而尝试学会谦卑；
• 我最感动的瞬间是第二天在铁牛村，大富带我们参观他们多年来做的工作，真正感到有这么多志同道合的好朋友真好。你们的热情滋养了我，我也将继续传播这种力量；
• 卷啊卷；
• 在清晨日照金山之时，我问：雪山贡嘎，你想对我说什么？我听到她说：孩子，你不知道吗？你应该知道的，因为我们是一体啊！我感到被击中，是什么让我是我，她是她，你是你？我们本来是一体啊；
• 上到海子村的第一天早上，看到云雾拨开后的雪山，忍不住泪流下来，感受到自然的壮美和温柔，希望每个生命都被真诚对待；
• 卷并快乐着；

• Seeing the mountain when opening the tent；
• 七棵树团队全天的共创时光；
• 起早贪黑的喝茶，可爱的后勤和餐食组们，还有村民们；
• 露营夜聊、起床后打开帘子的那一刻；
• 我最感动的是在二楼精心布置的茶会中，能感受到雪山、雨水的宁静，能感受到人与人之间关照、感动、支持、共创的热情。感谢一路以来遇到的所有伙伴，感谢你们带来的温暖；
• 共创茶室在施老师、大富与西音的引导下，让我体验到共创的方式方法以及魅力。它需要智慧去引导，但最终能实现思想的升华。施老师的“所愿皆有成”，让我耳目受染，心灵为之震动；
• 七棵树团队的创作过程，体验到“无设计”的快乐，放下惯性思维，创作一些东西的欲望，在卷中释放激情，“做在想之前”。对七棵树的爱，不是留下一些东西，而是改变；
• 看到土地被挖得满目疮痍；
• 在七棵树下被浇灌、冲刷，露营早起看到弯月爬上小路尽头；
• 第一次体验蓝晒，非常近距离地感受到了光影的变化与叠加，同时也惊叹于大家的创意和观察，对于“在地性”的认识更深刻了；
• The first art or story project by Roberto invited me to be in a deeper, more meaningful state；
• 早晨6点多一点点的时候，太阳刚开始照在雪山上，照出了一个金金的顶，而我在泥泞的菜地里奔跑；
• The villagers left, the fire dies down. We continue to dance；
• No matter how the outside changes, we are looking in the same direction together；
• The shock after seeing the dead piglet lying in the middle of the road with even the capillaries visible to my eyes. The sheer cruelty and powerlessness in the face of the forces of life and death was like a memento mori.

 

我们承诺的行动与改变有

• 我会把对生命体验的感受、回归内心的体验修行坚持下去，改造自己的生活。我会尝试去将关注生命、关注人的发展，将内心呼应的温暖与宁静带给更多人；

• 注重自我的再生！好好吃饭，正念、觉知。The whole and potential；
• 我承诺从耕耘自己的心、影响自己的生活方式开始。我承诺带着更敬畏的心，面对自然馈赠与本土人群。承诺更多Given；
• 给自己布置一个1㎡的茶室，晨起唤醒自己；
• 承诺学习深度聆听、早起早睡、学会冥想、培育共创思维；
• 带着完整性的意识生活、工作，并形成一套更回应生命本质的工作方法和心法。坚持早睡早起，将我的体验分享给更多的人；
• 当特别爱一个人的时候，一切承诺都是多余的，只有内心驱使着你去爱他，关心他，呵护他，对自然也是一样；
• 践行环保很多年，已渐渐放弃影响身边的人，大家都有自己的生活方式和生命信念，只能继续做好自己吧；
• 放低自己的意识，去倾听地球的声音，我是地球的一部分；
• 再生的理念，以及各个领域生命的连接，还有对自己潜能的开发与利用；
• 和其他伙伴一起努力地工作；
• 回家打扫房间，整理换季衣物，断舍离，每天留出给自己的时间静坐反思；
• 克己复礼；
• 将学习到的体验带回到自己生活的地方，影响更多身边的人；
• 以亲身视角了解这里许多用心的人们在做的事情，期待保持关注，我们做不了所有人的事情，从一个人到一群人，从小系统的更新影响大系统的完善，已经是难能可贵的；
• Give my baby more experiences and listening in the forest；
• Enable more people and community to experience a type of programs that touch their heart, also taking care this place we call home more；
• I will drink more tea, learn to savour every meal, and appreciate the people around me more. For every project I do, I will try to practice mindfulness exercises and expose myself to the non-visual cues on the site；
• Listen to the nature and live harmoniously with nature；
• Bring wholeness into my life and work by developing a method of working that incorporates this awareness. Additionally, I will aim to sleep early and get up early.

 

无论是与自然的重新连接，还是彼此之间的支持与共鸣，爱始终是这段旅程的核心。在每一刻的沉浸中，我们承诺，将这份爱化为行动，将再生设计的理念融入到未来的每一个项目中，让生命与自然共同繁盛。而在所有变化与终结之中，唯一不变的，是爱，它将指引我们前行。

 

工作坊结束至今已有三个月，但我们的连接依然延续着。除了每月一次的线上全体聚会，伙伴们还自发成立了每周一次的Regenerative Design读书小组。更有五名学员自愿返回西来，担任为期一周至一个月的志愿者。与此同时，许多学员自发组织了线下的串门交流，走访了从藏区到莫干山的各地，再次相聚。展望未来，我们的社群将超越中国，延伸至整个亚洲。

 

#4 再生之旅将继续，下一站古晋等你

FUTURE+再生设计国际生态营的第一站圆满结束，感谢每一位营员的信任与全情投入，也感谢这段旅程中每一位给予我们支持和陪伴的伙伴。感谢野声WildBound与建筑2030的发起与组织，感谢Bill和Roberto两位导师的体验带领与内容讲授，感谢施国平老师团队的带领与指导，感谢西音与晓晓从始至终的耐心支持，感谢朱桥和Alan带领我们走进空间站的深入讲解，也要特别感谢大富与我们分享的故事。感恩茶会中的小天使秋鹭与久惠，泸定团队的松梅姐、天来大哥、梅子姐，和许多在麦昆塔给予我们温暖的朋友。特别感谢坤坤的摄影和精心剪辑，还有阿菜团队一路的陪伴与支持。因为你们，这段旅程更加难忘与珍贵。

 

下一段旅程即将在马来西亚古晋开启，请点击查阅古晋营的报名信息。