Human ECO Life | Homeless My Big Idea and Progress

I am a homeless man, and this is my big idea.

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"Human Eco Life Parks" is a concept that embodies the creation of a sustainable and harmonious human lifestyle in balance with the natural environment. It involves acknowledging the interconnectedness of all living things and striving to cultivate a lifestyle that promotes ecological sustainability, social justice, and community well-being.

At its core, Human Eco Life signifies a shift away from the prevailing consumerist and materialist paradigm toward a more holistic, interconnected way of life. This can include adopting practices such as composting, organic farming, and renewable energy while also emphasizing social connections and community engagement.

The Human ECO Life concept is closely tied to eco-villages—intentional communities focused on sustainability, social harmony, and community development. In an eco-village, residents collaborate to build a self-sufficient and sustainable community that coexists harmoniously with the natural environment.

Ultimately, Human ECO Life aims to establish a sustainable, equitable, and fulfilling lifestyle for all members of society, while safeguarding and protecting the natural world for future generations. Thank you for your interest in Human ECO Life and for checking out the Homeless My Big Idea post. Please comment, share, and follow my progress to help.

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I am still homeless at this point, relaxing at camp, learning to make these videos

I met Mr. James, who offered me a place to camp on one of his properties

Some progress in the garden in the second year.

Then came Hurricane Sally

After the cleanup, I got started turning an old burnt-out shed on the property into a tiny house.

Expanding my camp using the old shed. The before picture.

The floor was just dirt. I poured some concrete in sections, added some drywall, and installed electricity.

This is the beginning of the kitchen. I can now make coffee with a coffee maker. Didn't have to make a fire.

Next was the Window and sink with a concrete counter

I think this picture was the second or third year on the property. I got too busy to take pictures

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