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Imagine a company of the most unparalleled spirits endeavoring
to live a more deliberate, yes! a more daring life! introspectionary writers and concert grand pianists, organic chefs in the kitchen
and green living wannabes, time machine inventors and brainstorming entrepreneurs embracing the values of "right livelihood", avid readers and neo YouTube videographers, disability self-champions educating and inspiring others, and ordinary heroes out making the world
a better place, acappella voices around a back yard campfire,
and out in the back yard astronomers pondering the universe,
and plenty of Sunday brunches all together with new friends
coming, and wisenelder storytellers and comedian provocateurs,
and down-to-earth philosophers around the kitchen table, sharing
life in a farmhouse, always a welcoming and peaceful place to come and be, and always the most wonderful sense of commotion and the sharing of stories and ideas and new horizons and new possibilities and points of view and life lessons learned, and we share and champion each other's journey daring the Grand Mystery of life and grasping dignity and chasing dreams, and we can always count on each other whenever we need, one very deliberate and the most wonderful sense of community and belonging, and on the front door a sign that says it all, there's no place like home, and that's my dream.

Hi, my name is Michael, I'm seeking to meet with one or more unparalleled spirits who would like the idea of coming together to create a small and values-guided cooperative community. I'm open to ideas and possibilities. I'm presently hibernating as an introspective writer here in the hills of southcentral New Hampshire, but planning for a relocation and considering a number of geographical contenders throughout the U.S.A.

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So this would be like... a socialist Asperger's commune where talented artists create and sell works to benefit the community? I think it would need to be located in some other country, because there would need to be some form of militaristic suppression and complete restriction of travel in order to keep people committed to the cause.

That sounds like an interesting idea. Have you developed a charter, or other plan of how to make it financially sound? I know some communes let people come and go and give them a portion of the profits that matches the amount time the volunteer stayed there. (minus operating expenses and early withdrawal penalties.) I think seeing the start up and operating plans and concepts would be very interesting.

The atrocious grammar makes reading this painful.

I like that idea. I think that it's a groovy one!