From the Founder
Discover new friends and rich resources for enlightened and intelligent living, here at Virtual Earth Village: renewable energy, earth-friendly building, natural healing, organic growing, living foods, regenerative lifestyle, conscious relationships and playing with dolphins.

Visit often, for Virtual Earth Village will continue to grow, as we all do; share your stories and journey with others along the way! Many blessings as we travel together -

Cary Ellis
Founder, Virtual Earth Village

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fascinating, practical, inspiring and fun!
Check out our upcoming Eco-Living Biodiesel Tour!

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Natural Healing: regenerative lifestyle, grow your own living foods, amazing stories of youthful vitality - all in this must have - 'how to' guidebook.

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Natural Living: Permaculture and organic gardening produce lush fruits, vegetables and herbs around earth-friendly homes, built from materials such as strawbale, cob, light straw-clay, and earth plasters and stuccos; conventional homes with environmentally friendly features. Learn more at our Natural Building Gallery.

Common Ground Café
The sounds of conversation and laughter greet you as you crest the hill - there's a gathering at the Common Ground Café where wisdom and secrets of how to live sustainably are being shared. Welcome. Bring your heart, your smile, your learning, your questions, and your peace
... for together we are growing the future.

Many thanks to Eklektica Café of Moab, Utah for use of their lovely painting by Natali Jolibois.

Visit the Love or Karma Guru

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The Future Is In Our Hands
A landmark report by the United Nations and the World Bank, the Millenium Ecosystem Assessment, states that we are putting such a strain on Earth's ecosystems that the planet's ability to sustain future generations can no longer be taken for granted.

We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors,
we borrow it from our children.
Native American

Visit our Resources section for practical aspects
of natural living, and learn how even little things can make a
big difference for us now, for the Earth and the future.