The Identity Movement

es and beliefs that make a particular person or group different from others.” As the writers of our Identity, we must take the time to examine and question every preconceived notion we’ve been born with. We must review all of our actions, behaviors, and habits and adjust those that are not aligned with our principles. It is up to us to live as conscious examples by choosing to change our behavior for the betterment of the human race. We embrace qualities of non-aggression, compassionate communication, and unity within diversity. We are discovering the true nature of freedom and consciousness through unity, community, and the pursuit of self-mastery. Our goal is to document and show how to replicate a systematic method of community development planned to nurture regenerative communities through mutual aid groups, skill sharing and a volunteer labor force beginning in our hometown of Bellingham, WA.