Mondo´s volunteers in Georgia

Being here sometimes reminds me of my childhood, when we were much more rooted in nature and somehow did everything from scratch. So I thought, why not bring a little bit of that back? This time, I also wanted to reach a part of the local community that I hadn't really had the chance to connect with before: elderly people. Maybe this comes from growing up in rural Romania, or maybe I am just becoming nostalgic, but I really believe that the knowledge elderly people carry is something you cannot easily replace. And honestly, it doesn't matter where you are in the world. There are always those little things people know because they learned them from their parents, grandparents or simply from doing them for years. So, Generations in Balance was never supposed to be just about what I could bring to the community. I was also very curious about what they could bring, what they already knew and what we could exchange with each other. I had three activities in mind: herbal practices, ...