The conversation started with tipis and yurts ~ the structures that surface in the fantasy of living close to the land. Having lived in both, I want to say something plainly: they are not romantic to live in. More importantly, the idea that nature is somewhere you have to go to find misses something essential. You have never left it. The question is what kind of relationship you are building with what is already here.
What if community wasn't just where you lived, but who you became together? This article introduces a living framework for building a conscious
community grounded in collective wisdom, personal sovereignty, and co-creative unity. From forming a Council of Action to embracing Ubuntu
philosophy, explore the foundational steps toward a new paradigm; one built on heartfelt integrity rather than separation and fear.
Explore an ancient and evolving way of village living, rooted in rhythm, ritual, craft, and community. A poetic call to live, love, and dance along the way.
Yes, I am an optimistic, idealistic, naturalistic, humanistic lover of life, but I am not alone, thank goodness! I must admit that my big lesson in this life was clearly spoken by one of my favorite comedians, Will Rogers, when…
