In the writing of this second article I was inspired and guided by the wise words of the great philosopher Winnie the Pooh, who simply said, “Simplest is Bestest”. It is a very good basis from which to begin to describe the underlying principles of Bio Architecture. Without this natural ‘Pooh Protocol’ we can easily become bogged down with abstract concepts, unfamiliar language and ultimately useless opinion based information. It can also be very beneficial here to incorporate the added wisdom of another great philosopher William Occam, the 14th century English logician and Franciscan friar, who formulated the often used principle which has become known as ‘Occam’s Razor’ – which states that ‘the solution or answer with the least number of assumptions is the one most likely to be right’.
A rare opportunity has come up to buy an existing bioarchitecture house, Harmony Hall in Co. Kilkenny, Ireland.
Perched on a mountainside overlooking the Irish Sea is a beautiful piece of land that is hosting the emergence of a new family home.
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Over the millennia there have been countless design and building styles from simple earth huts to classic timber cabins to modern so called ‘intelligent’ structures. No doubt there will be many more as our technology continues to provide a platform for our apparently insatiable and indeed appropriate desire to express and create. We are in a constant dance with the elements of our environment, and as we transform it, it transforms us. What we construct and inhabit literally informs not only our biology but our psychology and our resulting behaviour. We experience an alliterative continuum of building, biology and biography. You may have heard the much used expression – ‘you are what you eat’, which poetically encapsulates the reality that what we consume and indeed 
Bioarchitecture is the pure principle set of rules for design, construction and land use, which utilises the necessary 'fractal' or rose like symmetry / shape of electric fields which allow all living systems to thrive, thus bioarchitecture allows building and community plans to make FRACTAL (shape similarity across scales - like Russian dolls nested in one another) and rose-petal like electrical charge fields, which puts energy into everything based on DNA. Genes are like all living things - they are based on PHI (natural ratio / harmonic - 1:1.618033989..) and fractality precisely because only phi based constructive charge wave compression allows all biologic memory to be stored - and allows that same field effect to radiate efficiently into the electric flower of self organization called growth, heali
How to Shape, Surf and Share the Sacred. I recall someone once saying to me ‘as soon as you have a thought about something…you are wrong’. In other words, as long as my thoughts continue to be filtered and presented through my personal perceptions of reality, then they can never accurately describe the true nature of any situation.
How might you choose a house plan that suits all your dreams, desires and needs? This is a very good question! A feeling of certainty can seem elusive in these frenetic times, and multiple options and possibilities can easily overwhelm as well as excite.