Dangerously organic!

Organic, Sustainable, Self-Sufficient Eco-Village

Hi! I'm looking to move to or start an eco village or commune of like-minded people in a place where there is no pollution (aside from what floats to us in the air from around the globe or rains that bring it..). The village i have in mind looks like this:
-Completely organic
-NO PLASTIC
-Completely sustainable... no modern materials at all. we build and make everything we need right from the land.
-Independent of money and modern society and is completely self-sufficient, in an appropriate climate to wild pick and grow all of our food year round
-Has a focus of saving the planet and the village members are probably mostly shamans and healers. We travel to society regularly to help.
-has a pure water source from a very clean spring
-has a river or lake for bathing and watering crops if we even need to... and for my golden retriever to swim..
-There are no rules per say. We are so evolved that it is really not necessary.
-Community members are in perfect physical health, having gone through a massive transformational physical healing detox if they have lived in regular society. not just a juice or a fast or an intense cleanse, either... the pollution has built up in our connective tissue and we don't realize it... it holds our skeletons out of alignment all over our bodies. i am looking for others who have gone through an extraordinary physical breakdown and have perfectly aligned skeletons and perfectly functioning bodies. i am almost there and have found no one else...
-there is a lot of music and dancing in this village...

Please contact me at CreateHarmony@comcast.net if you are ready.
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Tags: commune, community, eco, eco-village, ecovillage, healer, intentional, organic, save, self-sustaining

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Permalink Reply by Michael Levin on August 7, 2009 at 9:15am: I found a place in Colorado that has some of the qualities you're looking for. Not all, by a longshot, but it's the first place that comes to mind. It's called Crestone. Read about it here, in the Paradise Zoo.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by K Rae on August 7, 2009 at 4:17pm: Thanks for seeing my post! not sure how many people read the forum and i get lost in here sometimes. yeah, colorado is just too cold. I will totally look it up. peace!; ▶ Reply to This

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