Post by Davey Dave on Apr 27, 2006 21:28:51 GMT -5
Has anyone talked of starting a community here, maybe sharing living space and farming plots to make them more affordable, substainable, and artistic?
A great deal of communities started in the 90s and I recently requested a book, which the Stanislaus County library should have w/in, I think, about a month, or less; It's concerning the communities that made it and why they are still thriving. After about a year a librarian bought the book. She asked me to reccomend it so it recieves a good amount of circulation. Also, I own a copy which I can photo copy.
Diane Leafe Christian-
Creating A Life together:Practical Tools to Grow Ecovillages and
Intentional Communities
Also, here's a good "intentional community" related link www.ic.org
-Dave lightropewalker@yahoo.com
A great deal of communities started in the 90s and I recently requested a book, which the Stanislaus County library should have w/in, I think, about a month, or less; It's concerning the communities that made it and why they are still thriving. After about a year a librarian bought the book. She asked me to reccomend it so it recieves a good amount of circulation. Also, I own a copy which I can photo copy.
Diane Leafe Christian-
Creating A Life together:Practical Tools to Grow Ecovillages and
Intentional Communities
Also, here's a good "intentional community" related link www.ic.org
-Dave lightropewalker@yahoo.com