Yes We Can

We can build a house that pays us to live in it, and manufacture a car that pays us to drive it. We can say with confidence that we do not need utility companies or refineries to power our homes, vehicles or offices. We can build communities, villages and cities that provide intrinsic added values; The Farm owns an organic supermarket, a restaurant and café, the wastes of which are retuned to the gardens and the wild. It also owns The Kitchen, The Bakery and The School, from which an endless supply of products are made. Art is created, and recreation is made into many more arts. The recycling of water and energy gives opulently also. Everything is built to include its own supply chain. The simple means of living within the cycle of seedtime and harvest prospers all abundantly. New values are born as applications are discovered. It is not a utopian vision; it is the ideal made real in simple ways. All of these ideas are discussed in The Gaia Code which is found atnnwww.xlibris.com/TheGaiaCode.html n