The region is becoming commodified, industrialized.

And that connection to the land and how that land connects us to each other through generations, that's being lost.

For example, traditionally during the harvest season, where I work, and I've done this before, it's a lot of fun, potatoes are a popular crop.

Often villagers will come together, go to each other's house and turn by turn help each other with the harvest.

Practices like that and the land connect each other and allow one to feel that practical interconnectedness that in some way when you feel that, that nourishes this compassionate attitude.

Well, farming is disappearing.

It's not as lucrative as some other options anymore.

This is the way he approaches his subjects.