A Mountain of Seeds - Bijisan

山種籽 Bijisan – A Mountain of Seeds

山種籽座落在 Ulu Yam Baru ，山人有倆位，山種籽的馬來名字叫Bijisan, biji馬來文的意思就是種子，san就是中文的山！

“生命的一切答案都隱藏在任何一顆種子裡……”

山種籽這片地也希望是扮演散播種子，播種山的種子在有緣人心中，機緣成熟自會發芽~同時往後會要收集各種屬於山林的種子，種植祂（用祂是因為它是神聖的）

Nestled in the hills of Ulu Yam Baru is “Bijisan” and her two founders, Meiyu & Xiaofen. The name “Bijisan” comes from the Malay words “Biji” (meaning “seed”) and “San” (which translates directly to “mountain” in Chinese).

“All the answers of life are hidden within every seed…”

Bijisan aims to spread the seeds of the mountain, literally and metaphorically – planting them in the forests, as well as in the hearts of those who are meant to encounter it. When the time is right, these seeds will sprout, flower, and fruit for the future of mankind and wildlife. To achieve this we plan to collect various forest seeds and plant them — honoring them as sacred beings, for they are integral to the balance of nature.

美玉 & 曉芬：

入住山種籽的新住客，我們與這里的生靈（蛇、蛙、蜥蝪、鳥、猴子等）一起與大自然和諧相處，同時希望與更多的人分享大自然及簡約生活方式的美。我們的旅程從2013年跳出舒適圈不再過著早九晚的五的生活開始,離開職塲後有幸接觸有機耕種，曾走訪台灣有機農塲一趟取經。2014年加入本土第一家活力農耕農塲邊做邊學，在金馬侖生活看到周遭被破坏的環境深感心痛，體悟到如要人類愛護大自然首先得讓他們愛上大自然，從2015年起決心為環境出一份力，離開農塲回到城里從新出發，我們嘗試辦一塲結合大人和小孩的公園活動，活動內容有美玉及義工們帶領小朋友玩游戲，爸爸媽媽則跟著另兩位伙伴學習靜心及親子相處之道，有了第一塲的經驗後，陸續在雪隆區公園辦親子活動直到被山種籽這片地招喚。

山種籽對我們來說是一個适合辦戶外親子活動的基地，讓人們與土地重新建立聯繫的空間，也是一個實驗塲。我們在這裡學習、探索並與植物和動物一起成長，參与打理一片小森林到還原一片果園及基建完善的工作都是一塲身心疗愈，靈性成長的過程。

我們歡迎所有人來到我們山居的朋友, 跟着河流走，看看飞鸟，听听风在森林中的音乐，享受大自然之美。非誠勿擾！

為了生存，我們出售當季水果。此外，我們不定時主辦海外身心靈講師的工作坊,海寧格家族系統排列、園藝治療及樹能量。

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Meiyu & Xiaofen:

We are the new residents of Bijisan, and our mission is to reconnect people with nature through permaculture. We live harmoniously with the beings of the land — snakes, frogs, lizards, birds, monkeys, and more. Our vision is to foster a deeper connection with the natural world and share the beauty of simple, sustainable living.

Our journey began in 2013 when we stepped out of our comfort zones and stopped living the typical 9-to-5 lifestyle. After leaving our jobs, we were fortunate to immerse ourselves in organic farming and permaculture principles. We even visited organic farms in Taiwan to learn more about sustainable farming practices. In 2014, we joined Malaysia’s first vitality farming project, gaining hands-on experience and knowledge. Living in Cameron Highlands, we witnessed the environmental damage around us and felt deeply concerned. This led us to realize that to protect nature, we must first inspire people to fall in love with it. In 2015, we decided to shift our focus to making a difference for the environment. After leaving the farm, we returned to the city to start anew and organize park activities that would help people, especially families, reconnect with nature. Meiyu and volunteers led games for children, while parents participated in mindfulness activities and learned about the importance of parent-child relationships. After the success of our first event, we continued organizing similar activities in parks across the Klang Valley until Bijisan called us to begin this new chapter.

For us, Bijisan is the ideal space for outdoor, nature-based family activities. It’s a place where people can reestablish their connection with the land, while also providing an experimental space for us to practice and share permaculture principles. Here, we learn, explore, and grow alongside the plants and animals. Whether it’s managing a small forest, restoring an orchard, or improving infrastructure, every task here is part of a healing process — not just for the land, but for the growth of our body, mind, and spirit.

We welcome all like-minded friends to visit Bijisan, walk along the river, observe the birds in flight, listen to the wind in the trees, and enjoy the beauty and peace that nature offers.

For sustenance, we sell seasonal fruits. Additionally, we occasionally host workshops led by overseas mind-body-spirit instructors, including Hellinger Family System Constellations, horticultural therapy, and tree energy sessions.

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