I'm Rajan from Mumbai, India.

I've travelled through many villages in India since many years, some very remote and tribal. My experiences are varied.

In India, every region is different from the other. Language and traditions change within a distance of 400 miles. The culture and traditions are very varied in India. Beliefs are equally varied. Gods and Goddesses aplenty.

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It is great to see so many new members!!! I cannot believe that we are approaching 100 members!

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Hi Everybody!  I am one who is ready for returning to community sharing and reducing one's dependence upon ever-growing mass-controlling comglomerate food producers (ie. Coca-Cola buying up Organic Food Producers/Chains).  We need to know where our food comes from, and to enjoy the "fruits" of our labour!  Community gardens/farmer's markets, if we simplify our lives, we need not go far for fresh food, which I believe is the heart of a village.  Villagers unite!  : ))

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Bruce!

That is not what this group is about! Although that is what everyone keeps thinking it is about!

I am searching for a place to live. I am not looking to make a made up place like we have been doing so far where people have roles to farm or whatever.

I created this group to find a place that offers culture, good living, and history. Know of a place?

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Well, now I see.  You are shopping.  Why not try Nelson, BC!  Or, perhaps the Ha' 'apai Archipelago in Tonga.  The best I've seen for culture and history and friendliness other than Fiji/Tonga is Lombok.  Other than a few fire bombings between the religious factions, the island is wonderful, and full of smiling faces, beautiful spaces, and traces of human races.  Even though it lies east of Bali, it has a population descendent of the Burmese.  If I were to pick a place to live it would be on my short list. 

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