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Oneness

It's not really a meme, but it's definitely something that I'm still starving for. It's not just a "Place", not a "Location", not a "Person".

I'd like to call it "Ethos", "A mode of relation", "A field of being", "A way of walking the earth". It's a place that used to exist but was destroyed. It's a place that is a circle, not a pyramid. It's a great awakening, a world where the mother is not forgotten.

u/0_toinfinity — 19 days ago

Permanent residency confusion

Hi everyone,

I understand the basics of containing a temp residency, etc. But to be honest, this is the first place where I can't find details and clear answers when it comes to Permanent residency. Before coming to Georgia, our plan was to immigrate elsewhere else, and I asked a few questions, found informative online groups, and I knew what we were getting into, but not in this country.

When I search about permanent residency, I get, "If you have a property, you get your permanent residency in 6 to 10 years."...Then somewhere else says it's Ten years. Then I do some digging and it's Six years. I've never been so confused.

So, here is my final question:

If I do not exit Georgia at all for 6 years, and I renew my temp residency every year, do I get permanent residency after six years? Is there anyone, a lawyer, someone with absolute knowledge on immigration that can answer this question? Thank you 🙏

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u/Authentic_Dragon — 23 days ago

True Rebellion is not what you may think

To me, true rebellion is Kindness.

It is to REFUSE to become comfortable with cruelty just because it's common, or to call destruction "progress" just because powerful people told us so, or to mistake obedience for wisdom, conformity for peace, or silence for virtue.

It is to refuse to look away just because looking is painful. The easiest thing in the world is to drift, to repeat what everyone repeats, to consume what everyone consumes, to excuse what everyone excuses, and to shrug and say, "That's just the way things are."

The world changes because someone quietly decides:

"I will no longer participate in what I know is wrong against human and non-human."

That decision is rarely spectacular; It happens in kitchens, in grocery stores, in conversations, in moments when nobody’s watching.

It happens every time a person chooses kindness over indifference, and truth over comfortable lies.

u/Authentic_Dragon — 1 month ago
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Does this even exist?

I know and understand that this may be a long shot, but I'm really starving for a place like this. Not just the lake and nature but a single cabin with almost no one around. Not a "close to collapsing" cottage but something decent, livable for, let's say, at least two days to wind down.

I've tried searching in Airbnb or just googling it, but almost everything is either a flat, or a hotel, or something I'm not interested in.

Does it exist in Georgia? And if it does, do you mind sharing a link? Thank you.

u/Authentic_Dragon — 1 month ago
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We're walking with our eyes on everyone else, ignoring the screams that come from the people buried alive underneath our feet. Yet we say we're here for each other & say we care, & we hypocritically wonder why everyone is walking passed our own screams as though we don't do the same. ~Caitlyn Paige

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u/Authentic_Dragon — 1 month ago

Where are the insects?

Hello. I hope this post is allowed. I'm just curious. We came here a few years ago, and I'd see flies, mosquitoes, some sort of bees, etc around our balcony. Now, I don't even see one fly around when I sit in our balcony. Not even a mosquito and they used to bite me all the time. I used to cover the patio door with the curtain because there was always a fly or some kind of insect coming in. Now, I leave it wide open and nothing.

It's really concerning. Do you notice the same issue?

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u/Authentic_Dragon — 1 month ago