HAL Online Meetups - The 2030 Demarcation Line
A Monthly Exploration to Support the Upcoming Proto-Communities

Blueprint for Potential Communities

The central idea is that the first proto-communities (set to around 2029) would not be built around a grand ideology or a collective ambition to achieve a particular outcome. It is not a tribe but a work community. They are to be small, practical communities of perhaps 10–12 people who are engaged in the work to maintain our templates and what is left of the consciousness units to foster growth of these. It will be for those who can establish the foundational energetic conditions that allow us to continue that work.

The three foundational pillars are housing, food, and coexistence.

The physical setting would be a shared piece of land with smaller, resilient houses designed to accommodate anticipated environmental and energetic changes. A common center could provide space for lectures, meetings, shared meals, and other forms of collective activity.

Food would be a major area of development in its own right. This would involve exploring alternative growing methods that do not rely on conventional soil-based agriculture, working directly with plant structures holographically to enhance nutritional properties, and developing what I call a space diet: new approaches to nourishment that account for the anticipated relationship between higher energy states, reduced physical food requirements, and the continued maintenance of the biological internal system.

Alongside these practical foundations, the community would have to develop its own ways of navigating, orienting, communicating, and working together as a team while its members continue their progression work.

The underlying premise: The community itself becomes a foundational local node that supports the preservation of the consciousness potentials retained in our templates, while providing the conditions necessary for our continued work.

This gives us a starting point for future articles, including the architecture of proto-communities, resilient housing, alternative food production, space diet, and the development of coexistence within an emerging community setting.