I am new to this website but i have some ideas what about we put facebook.com on pages, groups but it is open show people can look at the group page if they like it join us on this website. There a website called plurlife.com it a raver site its like facebook.com but its all raver what do you all think about it please comment thanks P.L.U.R.
Hello everyone! I am new to this incredible social network and to my dismay, I found that the closest group is 100 miles away in Chicago! I live in northern rural Illinois in between Rockford and Freeport areas. I am going to start a group very soon but I must network locally first to build a small foundation. I cannot wait to get started. Let me know if you are interested!
A few years ago I was inspired under the light of the full moon with the idea of people in many different places envisioning a healed, whole world.
I have done this practice for a few years by myself, but I wanted to invite interested folks to spend some time under the full moon tonight or tomorrow night envisioning a regenerative, restored world for people and nature.
Over this last weekend I co-produced two short films for Z Fest, a local annual film festival. We were able to develop a partnership with The Wedge, who donated $100 in food, and a local organic chef prepared our meals at cost. We used glass bottles and real plates, instead of paper and plastic. I did a lot of dishes.
So, either between this page, or the fb group page Evolver Asheville, I would really love to see some discussion! If we are going to collaborate in creating the world that we want, coming together to brainstorm and discuss is a step in the right direction!
I was struck at Larry's main message last night that Burning Man's success is built around survival and a sense of necessity. I'm curious how you all see that manifesting in your lives, communities, circles, outside of this particular festival...
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
