In the documentary "The Reality: Sustainable Live-For-Free Communities: Ep 01" he talks about the Mangrove Mountain Yoga Ashram community in New South Wales. The video is quite still. People might move, bees might buzz from plant to plant, water might flow, but she stops in one place to reflect and meditate on her experience of the community group. This technique helps provide harmony to scenes, from nature to homes to job descriptions. The music helps put the viewer in a relaxed state of mind, absorbing the visual representation of what it's like to be in a real community. Explain how they can afford to live rent free, the secret is that everyone pitches in whether they are maintaining the property, growing and caring for food or cooking dinner for the community, there is always something that can be done to bring the community together. people so there is no need for money or excessive things. Bonnie thinks of the word 'occupation to simply represent the particular job that is not currently being filled.' This way of thinking creates equality, as all members of the community will have ever-changing jobs, no day will be the same. This not only expands the skills of people in the community, but also teaches them how to be honest. Mangrove is a place where visitors can come for a retreat, yoga students, volunteers; everyone is welcome as long as they help too