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Cohousing Community
Community living is above all a spiritual practice. It’s the art of expressing your inner awareness alongside others who have a shared commitment for greater self-development.
If this idea rings true for you, then you may just find a home in a retreat center or spiritual community.
Some of the earliest intentional communities in recorded history were monasteries and ashrams. Today you can find a residential community of nearly every tradition and practice — Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, yoga, meditation, wellness, tantra… you name it. Many also open their doors to the public for retreats and events, which can fulfill the mission of the community while providing income.
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Hey there, I’m Cynthia
If you’re interested in joining an intentional community or just want to learn about what that entails, then you’ve come to the right place.
After my journey to 150+ communities around the world, I built my home and am living my dream at an ecovillage in Vermont in the US.
It’s totally possible for you to find your community too… without having to do all that globe trotting!
It can be overwhelming to do the search on your own. That’s why I created CommunityFinders as the place for community-hungry folks to gather, learn, and ultimately find their home in community… or their next great adventure.
How is your community journey is going? How can I help?