Chapter 12

COMMUNES & COMMUNITIES and Rescue Plans (2007 – 2008)

Now that we have covered something about the earth changes and their rescue plan, we can go deeper into what to do “before” the rescue plans. Communities are the name of the game. I have mentioned them in bits and pieces but I think it’s very important if we go into more detail about them and the reason I think they will be the major plan or way of our future living, not only before 2012 but also after.

Cooperatives (co-ops), communes and communities are nearly the same. As I mentioned before, Christiania in Copenhagen, Denmark, was a community that I lived in and helped start back in 1971. It was more of a community than a commune, or maybe a cross between the two. A commune normally is started by a small group of people who share almost everything and they have strict guidelines of how to set the rules to live together. The members usually have the same belief system. Anyone wanting to join must believe like them or want to at least.

Also they share housing sometimes and they share work together for the common good of the commune itself. Most of them support themselves by some sort of business, arts and crafts, music, food, or in other ways. They meet together usually once or twice a week and members that have been there the longest have more say. But everyone gets to vote except the newcomers and they usually have to wait six months to a year or so. Visitors may sometimes be allowed in the meetings but do not speak or vote.

There are many ways to set a commune up, but the one I know best is the one I instigated or started. It was “channeled” to me. This is how it works: everyone joins into a group. Each group takes care of one necessity of life, one for food, housing, energy, transport, trash, income, communication etc. After seeing several communes I do believe that this one works the best. And these groups have a leader they choose and he or she meets with the other leaders of groups, say once a month, to discuss how things are going and what needs to be added or taken away. The work groups meet once a week and the larger group meets one or two times per month. Later I will a more detailed plan of how I plan to use this idea and this book to start a new commune, but first I will jump a little bit to communities.

Christiania wasn’t truly a commune but a community, even though there were these groups of workers. They represented those who would use Christiania as a spring board to start other projects or communities or communes like I did. The reason it was not considered a commune was because the buildings were inside of the city limits and they were sort of donated by the military. So we had people who wanted to organize and those who didn’t and many people went in too many directions. Therefore, it would never work as a real commune, but more like a community. But even that pretty much failed from what I hear lately.

Anyway, a community is different in that the residents do not necessarily have the same belief system, and they don’t always share work, except for co-ops that have close knit groups working together. But there is some kind of common ground or likeness. Residents do live in an area of close proximity to others, but it is much more loosely fitted together. There are still town meetings and a building for something similar to a city hall where many activities take place. And this is usually a village that has been abandoned, sometimes from mining or forestry. Once the money is gone the people leave and then many times new people or New Age people move in (many years ago it was the hippies).

Anyway, housing and the land is usually dirt cheap and everyone has to have some way of supporting themselves. This is where working the markets comes in. Others start their own business and some rely on tourists. I have seen many different kinds but ones near the cities like Christiania sadly fail. The Nimbin village and Rainbow valley in northern NSW, Australia, is a very good example of a community that works correctly. I spent a lot of time there back in the beginning of it in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Today it has grown from a small village that was taken over slowly by New Agers. The idea of it caught on and the people who came there were mostly artists and craftsmen at first, then small vegetarian cafes, a solar energy store, health food stores, a movie cinema, etc. And it all grew and grew. People came from all over Australia and even other countries and it grew to be a one 100 mile wide circle and then became known as Rainbow Valley by the time I left in 1992. And today from viewing their website, HTTP://www.nimbinaustralia.com/, the village seems to have grown even larger with many festivals and their income comes mostly from tourists. Many young backpacker type people come, mostly from Europe. They buy a van to camp in and travel, as I did, and they head out to discover Australia on wheels and one of their first stops is Nimbin.

So Nimbin is a very large community, not a commune, but it is a place where one could survive the upcoming earth changes that I talked about in the last chapter. In a way it is a rescue plan, although different from the one of our space brothers and spirit brothers. But I am quite sure they are there too because I personally had my first large healing mystical experience there. And today their slogan is “Come to Nimbin and get yourself healed.” The water there is pure and used as holy water or healing water. I think our space brothers are also interested in it as well since I saw one or two near Nimbin in the Rainbow Valley. But communes are more strict than these communities and for those who don’t want to join a commune or start one, because it is more difficult (but more safe in the end), then I suggest joining a New Age community.

A word to the wise, the New Age movement has been inflicted by the dark forces as well. So before we run off to join a New Age commune or community, here is a word of caution. The New Age movement is made up of many different belief systems that somehow fit together with much open mindedness. There is no one set of doctrines that dominate the others “except” our belief in “God” and “spirituality.” These are the so called foundations of the movement. We do not accept black magic or black arts or devil worshiping or any satanic rituals in this movement, and I have been in this movement for about 25 years. (Nimbin rock Aust.)

And yes, just like Christianity and other religions, dark forces have been trying to insert themselves into the New Age movement. Remember they are “tricksters” and just like what they did to the Christians or Catholic Church during the dark ages, “where they inserted new distorted documents (disinformation). And took out the more truthful ones.’’ well believe it or not, they are now doing the same thing to us.

There are many false Jesus books out there. And a magazine that I had a subscription to for over 10 years, Sedona Journal of Emergence, spoke out against the Illuminati (SSG) and exposed them for many years, but then in 2005 the journal turned around by publishing articles that embrace them even though they are evil because they’re all we’ve got to save the world. I and many others canceled our subscriptions because of this. I still get one magazine a year to see if they have changed.

Just last week I got a New Age DVD video called 2012 Odyssey by Sharon Rose. There were interviews with lots of people I know of in the New Age movement. I thought it was very good, until three quarters of the way through when it turned around and presented a pretty picture of the free masons who were taken over by the Illuminati (NWO) in the mid seventeenth century and which are pure evil. The video showed the free masons and all the supposedly good things that they have done for mankind for hundreds of years. They even exposed their new 10 commandments. The first was to bring the population down to 500,000,000, meaning to kill the rest off. This was cleverly done, woven into many New Age beliefs and concepts concerning 2012. They were very sneaky. A sly fox she was to say the least. She’s also making a sequel 2012 Odyssey II also with many New Age speakers. I wonder if they know they are being used or are they selling out to the dark side? We must be very careful of the tricksters.

So I sent her an e-mail explaining who she or they had teamed up with and how dangerous it was working with the dark side and that it wasn’t spiritual New Age at all but black arts, evil occults disguised as New Age. Sharon Rose answered my email stating that she felt the free masons were part of the good guys and they deserved a right to be known, that there have been many good free masons in our history. She didn’t deny that they were part of the groups (black lodges) of the Illuminati who plan to take over the world. I have seen her on other new age web sites as well, look out for her, she's one of them ,(SSG).

“Please, people,” I say “to be very careful out there with what you read, what you watch and who you join up with. Go only with what feels good in your heart and soul. If not, don’t go there. No matter how nice it sounds if it doesn’t feel good, don’t do it. Many will be fooled in these last days.”

But for those who want to be around people who believe more or less like themselves and are willing to go to many meetings, work closely together and share many more things together, then I do suggest joining a commune. And yes, a commune can become a community and a community can become a commune. They are interrelated. A community’s much easier to start or find and to get into, even for those who don’t have much money.

A commune does many times ask for dollar support (money) so they can grow, also they have many more rules to obey and we must have the same goals and beliefs to join. Also new members usually have to be approved by the whole group. But a community may grow far beyond their control of the housing or property like what happened in Rainbow Valley. For those who have the money, buy a house and land or just land and build. And there are also many mini cooperatives, collective communities, within the larger community. By this I mean there are small groups of people everywhere from between five and 25 or more living on a small or large farm or property like in the Rainbow Valley where people can move around in them until they find their people or they can start their own mini-commune, co-operative or collective.

Remember one of the main things in commune living is being honest and trustworthy, giving service to others, having an extended family with the same belief systems and growing food individually and/or together. Food is most important. It is number two on the list. We must learn to grow most all of our own food if that is possible. Big Brother NWO not only controls the money supply and energy but most of the food that is grown commercially as well. GM hybrids are poisoned leaving a very bad taste and providing little energy. Many years now they have been making GM hybrid seeds that will not reproduce plus they are tasteless and not good for us. Now tests have proven GM food is causing many diseases which are killing people! More on this in a later chapter…