Preparing For The New World Order: Starting An Intentional Community

The world we live in is constantly evolving, and with recent events, many individuals are seeking alternative ways of living and preparing for an uncertain future. One option that has gained significant attention is the concept of starting an intentional community. This article explores the idea of intentional communities and how they can serve as a means of preparing for the new world order.

Disclaimer: The term "New World Order" does not refer to any conspiracy theory or the idea of a global government, but rather the rapid changes and challenges our society faces.

Understanding Intentional Communities

Intentional communities, also known as co-housing or eco-villages, are communities formed by groups of individuals who share common values, goals, and philosophies. These communities are designed to create a more sustainable and interconnected way of living, combining aspects of communal living, shared resources, and a strong sense of community.

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Starting an intentional community involves finding like-minded individuals who are committed to living together and sharing responsibilities. The community can be created from scratch or by repurposing existing properties or land. The emphasis is on building a supportive and collaborative living environment.

Benefits of Intentional Communities

1. Resilience: In a world of increasing uncertainties, intentional communities offer a sense of security and resilience. Communities can pool resources and skills to weather economic downturns, natural disasters, or any other potential challenges.

2. Sustainability: Intentional communities often prioritize sustainable practices, such as organic farming, renewable energy sources, and waste reduction. By adopting environmentally-friendly practices, intentional communities reduce their ecological footprint, contributing to a healthier planet.

3. Emotional Support: Living in an intentional community provides a built-in support system. Residents can rely on each other for emotional support, sharing both joys and sorrows. This sense of belonging and connectedness enhances overall well-being.

4. Collaboration and Skill-Sharing: Intentional communities thrive on collaboration and skill-sharing. Residents can learn from each other and collectively tackle projects, which can lead to personal growth and a stronger community bond.

Steps to Starting an Intentional Community

Starting an intentional community requires careful planning and collaboration. Here are some essential steps to consider:

1. Define your Vision: Before recruiting members or searching for a property, clearly define the values, purpose, and goals of your community. Determine the kind of lifestyle, governance structure, and shared responsibilities you envision.

2. Find Like-minded Individuals: Spread the word about your intentional community vision through online platforms, social media, or local community organizations. Connect with individuals who share your values and are interested in joining the community.

3. Start Small: Begin with a small group of committed individuals who align with your vision. This initial core group will lay the foundation of your community and help attract more members in the future.

4. Determine Legal Structure and Financing: Explore the legal requirements and options for your intentional community. Consider whether you will form a nonprofit organization, a housing cooperative, or any other legal entity. Additionally, create a financial plan to cover property purchase, maintenance, and living expenses.

5. Find the Right Property: Look for properties that align with your community's vision and requirements. Consider factors such as location, size, zoning regulations, and access to essential resources like water and electricity.

6. Design Community Guidelines: Establish clear guidelines and processes for decision-making, conflict resolution, member responsibilities, and community activities. This ensures a harmonious and sustainable living environment.

7. Build the Community: Once the property is secured, collaborate with community members to design and build the physical infrastructure. This can involve constructing communal spaces, homes, gardens, and any other necessary facilities.

8. Foster Community Culture: Cultivate a sense of community through regular gatherings, shared meals, and collaborative projects. Encourage open communication, respect, and inclusivity among members to strengthen the community bond.

Starting an intentional community is a proactive step towards preparing for the new world order. These communities provide opportunities for individuals to live in a more sustainable, resilient, and supportive way. By sharing resources, skills, and responsibilities, intentional communities exemplify the essence of unity and collaboration.

It is essential to note that starting an intentional community requires commitment, dedication, and ongoing efforts. However, the rewards of creating a thriving community that can withstand the challenges of the future are immeasurable.

So, if you are someone who envisions a future that embraces community, sustainability, and resilience, consider embarking on the journey of starting an intentional community. Together, we can navigate the uncertainties of the new world order and create a brighter future for all.

How To Start An Intentional Community: Preparing For The New World Order (Starting An Intentional Community Book 1)

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We are fast approaching a new era, a new world and the end of times. Over the next while, many people will feel compelled to make major life changes and leave the matrix, but most won't know how and may lack many of the skills and willingness required to leave their comforts and conveniences of a government controlled society.

Most societies are government controlled, but when we discuss leaving the matrix, it's about leaving the heavily handled, densely populated societies, in cities and surrounding metropolitan areas. Heading to rural and remote areas, farmland, places where there are the least amount of laws interfering with your quality of life and your independence from intrusive regulations and by-laws.

Many people discuss wanting to buy a plot of land with others and starting such communities. The conversation usually begins and ends with a post online showing a beautiful food forest with people delighting in it and a caption that reads "who wants to start a community with like minded souls and leave the system?" That is followed by tons of comments from people all on board sharing in this same dream. But then nothing ever comes of it. People are so rooted in the belief that they have to stay in the spot they are in until.... their debt clears. But that is temporary. Or until their parents pass away. But that is sad and a true loss for them to not see you live your best life. Or until their kids are adults.... the excuses are endless. What I have observed is that many of these people are ready to be ready, but most don't know where to start and need some form of security in order to gain incentive to be a part of the process.

This is why leadership is so important, as this futuristic, back to earth way of living is still very foreign to most. This manual will help guide you to take a step by step leadership role with creating your new intentional community. It will help with advice from choosing the right location, to finding your tribe, to the essentials you will need to thrive in an intentional community as we enter this new world paradigm..