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Eddie Swartzentruber was born into one of the strictest Old Order Amish communities in America — a world without electricity, indoor plumbing, or modern conveniences. In his community, cars were used only for medical emergencies, and even simple items like bicycles were considered too worldly.
But what they lacked in technology, they made up for in resilience.
From a young age, Eddie learned the practical skills that allowed his community to thrive without supermarkets, power grids, or pharmacies. Self-sufficiency wasn’t a trend — it was a way of life.
After leaving the Amish community to build a life of his own, Eddie never forgot those lessons. And as he watched the modern world grow more dependent and fragile, he felt called to share the knowledge that once sustained entire communities.
Now, for the first time, he is opening the door to the time-tested principles that kept the Amish strong, prepared, and independent for generations.
Learn the Amish Survival Secrets Before It’s Too Late
If everything shut down tomorrow… would you know what to do?
The Amish wouldn’t panic — because they already live without electricity, supermarkets, or pharmacies.
The Amish Ways reveals their guarded knowledge, including:
Practical, simple, and proven survival wisdom — before you ever need it.
About Eddie Swartzentruber
About Eddie Swartzentruber
Lived without electricity, indoor plumbing, or modern conveniences
Cars were only used in medical emergencies, and even simple items like bicycles were considered too worldly. Life was built entirely around simplicity and self-reliance.
Learned practical, hands-on survival skills from a young age
From food preservation and natural remedies to off-grid systems and resourceful problem-solving, Eddie experienced firsthand how the Amish prepare for any crisis.
Built a life outside the Amish community — but carried the lessons with him
After leaving, he married and started a new chapter, yet never forgot the resilience and independence that shaped his early years.
Now sharing those time-tested principles with the modern world
Seeing how dependent society has become, Eddie decided to pass on the practical knowledge that helped his community thrive without relying on fragile modern systems.
Now sharing those time-tested principles with the modern world
Seeing how dependent society has become, Eddie decided to pass on the practical knowledge that helped his community thrive without relying on fragile modern systems.
Keep the Lights On — Even When the Grid Goes Down
Discover how the Amish maintain reliable light without relying on electricity. Inside, you’ll learn how to safely use traditional oil lamps longer than most flashlights — and far more cost-effective than anything powered by batteries.
Simple. Reliable. Built to last when modern systems fail.
Forgotten Foods That Last Without Refrigeration
For generations, families preserved food without electricity — long before refrigerators became a household staple. While most of these methods have been forgotten, they are still quietly practiced within Amish communities today.
In a power outage or crisis, modern food systems fail fast. But traditional preservation methods don’t rely on the grid.
Instead of stocking up on overpriced, processed survival meals, discover the time-tested foods our great-grandparents trusted — nutrient-dense, shelf-stable, and truly blackout-proof.
Why the Amish Preserve Eggs in Salt
This time-tested preservation method — using salt, beeswax, and olive oil — can keep fresh eggs usable for up to two years without refrigeration. A simple, forgotten technique designed for long-term food security and true self-reliance.
Discover how the Amish grow potatoes and other staple crops in places most people would never think possible.
Inside the book, you’ll learn step-by-step methods that transform overlooked corners, unused land, and limited space into productive, hidden food-growing areas — even if you think you don’t have room to garden.
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