Blog
Building the Circle: Practicing Contributionism in Modern Communities
A practical look at how Contributionism becomes real through shared resources, regenerative design, and community-led action.
Jesus and the Roots of Contributionism: A Forgotten Blueprint for Regenerative Community
A concise exploration of how Jesus’s teachings reflect Contributionism and offer a blueprint for shared stewardship and community resilience.
Day in the Life
A Day in the Life of Our Community In our community, contributionism means giving one hour of service — tending food, energy, or shared systems — and then turning to your passion. For me, that’s pottery: shaping bowls that carry the food we harvest. After lunch, I teach children to explore clay and discover their own passions. The afternoon brings meditation and yoga, and the evening flows into dinner, music, and stories. It’s a rhythm of freedom, creativity, and regenerative abundance woven into daily life.
Why Most NGOs Fail the Homeless — and the Public
Most NGOs fail the homeless not because they lack compassion, but because they rely on fragmented, top-down systems that overlook dignity, contribution, and long-term integration. This post explores why charity-based models fall short—and how regenerative, Ubuntu-style communities offer a scalable, empowering alternative for both the unhoused and the public.
What We Should All Be Thinking!
A Post From the www.ubuntuplanet.org community connector Post back in 2016. I think it speaks volumes.
LEGEND OF THE WARRIOR
This is a Lakato legend explaining duality and about life and how it works. Along with all you need to do it "Keep Going!"
