74% of you guys believe something is missing in how men and women relate in the Western world and the divorce rate in America is 15 times higher than in Mexico. I would like to create communities of people who want to live their lives according to authentic principles, for both men and women.The idea just came to me and I wrote a first draft. However, a constitution of people has to be written by the people. Let me know what you think of this draft, what you believe in and what you want for people all around you. We can create a space in which you can grow and expand. We may have to find a name for it.
1. We believe in the Power of NOW, free from our minds, into our hearts and bodies.
2. We believe in the emotional inter-connectedness of every living being.
3. We believe in the beaty of the soul.
4. We believe in the abundance of love, relationships, food, ressources and money.
5. We believe in living spontaneously without needing to plan and control our lives.
6. We believe in supporting every person in our lives through cooperation. Competition and abundance cannot co-exist.
7. We believe in authentic personal empowerment and the freedom of our minds from external validation.
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#1 by Etienne Charland on November 8, 2010 - 10:45 pm
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The main challenges would be
1. To make this tangible. There are very few words in the English language to describe what I do and it doesn’t fit into any pre-conceived box in people’s mind. It could be made more concrete so that people can talk about it, see it, relate to it and search about it.
2. According to the survey… 74% are single, 69% suffer from loneliness and 43% have depression. There is a huge gap to bridge between the current situation of many people and what we want to create.
#2 by David Gruder on November 8, 2010 - 11:15 pm
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I like the idea of you creating a constitution of beliefs around which your community can coalesce. If you’ve not read the book “Tribes,” you might find it helpful.
I also want to challenge you to reconsider your belief that what you do is very abstract, and instead seek to discover how to name what you do in words that create clarity and excitement. Said another way, I believe that the only thing that is still abstract is your own UNDERSTANDING of what you do, not what you ACTUALLY do.
Blessings,
David
#3 by stephen burch on November 23, 2010 - 3:21 pm
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Your 7 points are great, though I would question the use of money as a positive as this creates a perceived value situation. All resources should be free and open to everyone. The world and the universe is not ours to own but to respectfully use and all resources should, in my opinion, be an extension of that. Would some form of gift economy not be an alternative, where you give and do not expect to receive, as this way you could be true to others and vice versa. Life is a numbers game so any individuals with selfish tendencies would be exposed to the group activities. We are all pack animals and as such, the wolf needs the pack as much as the pack needs the wolf. I’m viewing this as a post 2012 scenario where money will hopefully lose it’s value as it did with the fall of the Roman empire. If money is still in use after any event then maybe it’s use could be limited in some way, but that could throw up it’s own challenges.