The need for vegetarian communities

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone!!

I am new to the feral vegetarian group and thrilled to be here!I look

forward to reading the thoughts and ideas of others much like myself.

I hope to share my own ideas and visions as they come to me. What

concerns me now is the apparent lack of " actual " vegetarian centered

communities. It's a constant hope of mine to be surrounded by like

minded people especially those who share my eating habits.I am

looking for/ or am willing to help create a village/community that is

a self-sustained, spiritual yet non-religious, multicultural and

exclusively dedicated to vegetarian/ eco-friendly ideals. I desire a

home environment where though I dont make a lot of money, I can live

well and at the same time sustain the vision of the community as part

of the whole. I want a refuge village where I offset my work in the

mad world with days of gardening pure organic fruits and vegetables,

farming together to feed the community. With the pervasive madness

overtaking the corporate farming industries it is well beyond the

time for taking an active role in not just food choice and

preparation, but also in food cultivation. I think the the only way

many of us will be able to live well and eat pure is to re-invent the

local village. Places with multi-family homes and common living and

farming areas. What do ou believe?

[Guest guest]

It's a constant hope of mine to be surrounded by like

> minded people especially those who share my eating habits.I am

> looking for/ or am willing to help create a village/community that

is

> a self-sustained, spiritual yet non-religious, multicultural and

> exclusively dedicated to vegetarian/ eco-friendly ideals.

 

 

http://www.unityonline.org/discover_unityvillage.htm

 

Have you heard of Unity Village in Missouri? It's outside of Kansas

City. I used to know someone who worked there in the kitchen who

told me that all they cook is vegetarian food!!

[Guest guest]

hi, keisha--

 

welcome to the group!

 

i really like the way you think. and yes, i agree-- it would be a much

nicer world if everyone lived cooperatively, and with complete regard for the

environment and for their own bodies, as well.

 

i could go on and on about how i'm sickened by the state of this country,

and, indeed, the world, but i'd rather be able to do something about it than

just

talk about it. in any case, it's good to know that there are so many people

in this world who want to make a change for the better.

 

melody

 

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