Building Conscious Communities

We are at a crossroads. With an uncertain future for so many, it appears we need a new perspective. We are powerful when we set our intention to instigate meaningful change.  The solutions to our most pressing problems start with supportive sustainable communities. Our projects are focused on demonstrating these possibilities by building communities that allow a mindful human experience by efficiently and inexpensively taking care of the basic needs of food, water, shelter, and energy.

“You never change things by fighting the  existing reality. To change something, build a  new model that makes the existing model  obsolete.”
R. Buckminster Fuller

Who do you depend on?

Your community that shares mutual interests . . .

Your neighbors, friends, and family make your best allies in establishing great communities that are necessary for a great future. Future of the Free offers an alternative path to establishing a secure future by connecting people together to build true relationships and security. Our community is open to anyone who wishes to contribute to developing a self sustainable open source network focused on human needs.      learn more   

. . . or organizations representing corporate interests.

These organizations are run by wonderful people who have the best intentions. However, the machine operates in only one direction – profit above all else. Consider the following:

For most there is barely enough money to provide the bare essentials to life.

• Every 3.6 seconds someone dies of hunger

• The World Health Organizaiton estimates that only one-third of the world is well-fed, one-third is under-fed one-third is starving.

• 100 million deaths could be prevented every year for the price of ten Stealth bombers, or what the world spends on its military in two days.

A Simple Solution

A good first step is to re-establish our human connections to nature and each other. No politician, legislation, military, or zillions of fictitious money can bring a solution. The current economy based structure makes no account of the natural world  – nor does it fulfill our inherent human needs.

Provide the Basics – Food, Water, Shelter, and most importantly – strong social relationships through community cooperation – and all else will follow.