The Findhorn book of community living / by William Metcalf.

The Findhorn book of community living / by William Metcalf.

1844090329
9781844090327

Forres, Scotland : Findhorn Press, 2004.

English

128 pages ; 19 cm.

HQ970 .M48 2004

"We humans are social, pack or herd animals, like dogs and most other mammals. We are born with intense social needs to have a place within community, to belong to a group. Community of one sort or another is something into which we are born, in which we live, and where we shall all die and be long remembered -- or soon forgotten. Within a strong community, particularly the small, cohesive intentional communities covered by this book, people are able to blossom and bloom. They are more likely to feel that they have a worthwhile social niche, feel valued by others, and will almost certainly feel more secure than when living in isolation or even within a conventional nuclear family. In this book we welcome you to visit and explore many of the aspects of intentional community living, the challenges as we as the joys, allowing you to make an informed choice if community living is for you. Book jacket."--BOOK JACKET.

Includes bibliographical references.

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