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Eleven Hundred Thousand

What would your therapeutic family do with an extra eleven hundred thousand? A surplus donated beyond perennial operational expenses for birthing and maintaining healthy lives and burying and repurposing nutritional death. First, Let's invite co-investors to take back ten percent; a million will do peacefully fine. I would take the first hundred thousand to build an outside classroom, a green sanctuary, an outdoor cathedral accessible to all our neighbors to stop in join our song and dance then move on about their day Or stay to re-invest Earth-healing lifetimes of interdependent democracy together, liberal in unboundaried love, conserving our most robust ecojustice investments to enrich deepening yin and widening yang eco-villages, and internal ego-sanctuaries for healing past climate degeneratives. One day we'll decide to co-invest a long weekend for cooperatively budgeting how we will reinvest our remaining nine hundred thousand in ourselves with our neighbors our network of eco-faith communities, our international confederacy of tribes and species, residential and share-ride commuter communities To repurpose our existing infrastructures, our cooperatively owned and managed communication systems, liturgical nutrition systems, healthcare giving and receiving networks, nutritional wealth co-investing secular guilds and sacred unions to not just pray for resilient energy democracy and future trust and love of contagious beauty sung and danced planted and harvested each re-springing EarthDay and every secular/sacred natural/spiritual egalitarian/interdependent ego-healthy/eco-wealthy sublimely incarnate night of neurological enspiriting repair Projects redesigning ego/eco-therapeutic communities with an extra eleven hundred thousand for birthing and maintaining healthy lives unburying and repurposing nutritional integrity.

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