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...ompare it with other realities and bases for nomads and intentional living communities. feel free to pick your style to fill the sections.

sharing and supporting overlapping intentional sets of commons. The kids and the communities and economic networks generated from our shared engagements are part of a c

...ating a Life Together: Practical Tools to Grow Ecovillages and Intentional Communities'' by Diana Leafe Christian: (New Society Publishers, ISBN-10: 0865714711, I

...ated to prepaying in advance. Accessible only through third parties (other communities) spontenous contribution vs intentional community

....00 the gathering will move to Staten Island, at Ganas, a well established intentional living community. Cooking dinner together. * Create a list of different models of nomadic bases and intentional living practices

" socialized child rearing " - in hospitality network style ? / networked intentional collaborative individualism ..." socialized child rearing " - in hospitality network style ? / networked intentional collaborative individualism

neonomad have impact on communities. ...el to perform/make art. they share and contribute. they affect surrounding communities in positive ways. A nomad is not a tourist.

...riends who will write positive things about them. Cases of this range from intentional deception (a ring of burglars vouching for each others' trustworthiness) to ...y and shares it with certain people. However, this is impractical in large communities. So instead, we want to make a larger volume of information available witho

In essence what we would like to accomplish is a sustainable network of communities, houses, farms, squats, collaborative work-spaces, etc. that are open for s ...ng term periods. Sometimes nomads organize themselves into collectives and intentional living houses for a longer period, before moving on.

...entation grounded in experience and social history. Within a PAR process, "communities of inquiry and action evolve and address questions and issues that are sign ...richment of individuals rather than the cult of fetishized or hypostatized communities."[5] According to researchers Pierre Lévy and Derrick de Kerckhove, it ref

I visited many places and communities, experienced different cultures, over the past years, and wish to integrate ...t access to shelter and living is far from the place I wish to develop the intentional engagements for co-creating and sharing viable economies.

...e in remote places ( even though I enjoy it during certain periods ) or in communities which in many cases close themselves on themselves and that in some cases d or inter-dependency from intentional networks of friends that I try to build up.

...y. Why were ancient tribes so into rituals and group dance? It's what held communities together. Every social animal has things like this. I've often talked about ...ted out how I feel the hermetic, autarkic, approach of so many intentional communities makes them harder to cultivate than they need to be, suggesting that they n