r/Hippiecommunity

I enjoy making themed playlists and this is the newest one I’m working on. You can also include songs about humanity or truer hippie themes like fighting the system, anti-war, etc, but those songs will be fewer in the playlist and come towards the end.

Here’s a sample of some of the songs I’ve gathered so far:

- Earth by Sleeping At Last
- First Light by Hozier
- Orchard by the Honey Trees
- To Build a Home by The Cinematic Orchestra
- End of August by Noah Kahan
- Eden’s House by Milky Chance
- Keep the Wolves Away by Uncle Lucius
- Watching You Breathe by Jacoo (not sure if this fits the nature theme exactly, but I love it so much!)
- No One to Kill in the Sky by Seb Lowe (potential addition; might sound too harsh though, will probably drop or add to the end which will cover difficult human topics)

Also, it’ll be a high quality playlist on Qobuz, so anything that you think will sound good in lossless/CD/HQ quality will work! Doesn’t have to only be folk or indie. Just keep it mellow :)
ALso (#2) any language is welcome!

Thanks!

Any friends in Australia? 27m looking for events/festivals/gatherings where i can connect with the community here, or anywhere, really. Feel free to leave a comment or a message :)

A hippie festival is going to take place in my city, but it’ll be an underground event. Unfortunately, the movement never really caught on in Rostov-on-Don, unlike in St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Kazan.

They’ll probably perform some songs, and then we’ll all walk to the city center and play D&D. After that, we’ll probably split up around Kommunistichesky Prospekt, and that’ll be it.

Seeking kind individuals to connect with whom are chill and open to listening to various jam bands together ✌️

Life in Russia feels like a frozen painting of a dead giant, still decaying to this day — with streets bearing the names of long-dead revolutionaries and the ghost of communism lingering over a country that still has no idea where it is headed. Prices keep fluctuating, while salaries outside Moscow are meager — often less than $1,500 — and people are tired of being reduced to the stereotype of a man with a bottle of vodka, a matryoshka doll, an AK-74, and everything else that comes with it. People who have no say in anything, simply existing in a place where a new future was once promised, only to receive the same old reality wrapped in different packaging.

This is my homeland.

Hello from Sweden, iam looking for a community in sweden where everybody is welcoming and share the idea of love and freedom. Does anybody know any place?

Think of different groups you've interacted with, read about, or seen online. Which ones seem to be the most "adjacent" to the classic hippies?

Hi! I wanted to ask if there’s a p$ychedelic group online (Indiana) somewhere? I know there’s a group located in Bloomington but they are not active, I could possibly reach out to them (did on Instagram) but got no response. I would love to learn more or see if there’s people who have the same interest!

A nice Docu about Soviet Hippies

Hey y’all friends. How we doing these days?

There is no such thing as a hippie checklist. In fact, I hesitated to post this since I always wince when someone tries to quantify what it means to be a hippie. Yet I like this list because it is broad. Personally, I'd consider you a hippie if you only identified with a small number of them but were all-In on them...yet we've seen a few people on this subreddit who'd only consider you to be a hippie if you lived the lifestyle during the hippie era.

So, how many of these do you relate to in a meaningful way? You can just give a number, or comment with specifics. Consider letting us know if you counted a category only if it is central to your being, or if you "kind of" relate to it.

1. Questioning authority
2. Nonconformity
3. Anti-materialism
4. A “live and let live” attitude
5. Peace and anti-war beliefs
6. A strong connection to nature
7. Environmentalism
8. Back-to-the-land living
9. Psychedelics
10. Cannabis culture
11. Alternative spirituality
12. Meditation and mindfulness
13. Holistic or alternative health
14. Hippie music
15. Jam band culture
16. Music festivals and outdoor gatherings
17. Naturism or nudism
18. Free love and sexual openness
19. Communal living
20. A nomadic streak
21. Thrifting and secondhand shopping
22. DIY mentality
23. Natural and unconventional clothing
24. Tie-dye, beads, fringe and peace symbols
25. Patchouli and incense
26. Crystals and New Age practices
27. Social activism
28. Community over competition
29. Alternative ideas about education and raising children
30. Freedom over career status
31. The “why do I have to?” attitude
32. Valuing experiences over possessions
33. Making your own rules
34. Having a little bit of weird in you
35. involvement in the arts

literally on here almost every post is a ai generated image of a random girl asking about the style what the fuck is that about

Where do I need to go and what strain do I need to get to get that feeling you got when 🌬that left around the late 90s