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Originally Posted by justpeter
As regards rules and regulations, I think Findhorn in Scotland seem to have got this worked out. For instance, I seem to remember reading that when they have a meeting, if it gets too heated then someone rings a bell and everyone has to be silent for a few minutes. This allows everyone to calm down and reconsider before starting up again.
I think if I was going to start some kind of commune I would probably spend a week up there at Findhorn to get an idea of how they do things. Probably time and money well spent.
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Thanks for that justpeter...
yes if anyone wants to post details of other communities worldwide that people can check out here... feel free.
I've been meaning to visit this one which is not far from me in Exeter...
www.embercombe.co.uk
and I quote
"
Embercombe is a charity and social enterprise established to champion a way of living that celebrates the opportunities inherent in this challenging time and that inspires people to energetically contribute towards the emergence of a socially just, environmentally sustainable and spiritually fulfilling human presence on earth."
See.... isn't that something some of you would like to see ??
