Rainbow Gathering
“They have said big lies, we don’t know why. We are here, doing what we do, and suddenly we are having sex and taking Viagra, and that’s not true. The experience that you can get here you can’t get elsewhere. You cannot buy it. You can free to do what you want, to express what you want. There’s a feeling of brotherhood. No-one judges you. It has to be organized, because if not, you don’t eat. This organization is not centralised. We all know what we need to cover our basic needs, and each individual chooses the way they participate. For thousands of years we have been living connected with nature, and suddenly the industrial revolution came upon us and we as humans started living an artificial way of life. It would be tricky to say that one is happy when leading a life of strict anti-natural rules. I’m living proof that you don’t have to set an alarm clock on Monday morning to get what I need to be happy.” David Monge Marcos
Gerardo Moya Romero
“A main rule is to take care of Mother Earth. We need clear water to do it. Without water there is no life. We need an untouched place. The rainbow symbolises the colours. Accept everyone no matter the colour, religion, different ways of thinking. You can do what you want but never hurt people or mother nature.” Juan Pedro.
