Share The World 24

An episode of the Contact With Galactica podcast, hosted by Joseph Antaree, titled "Share The World 24" was published on August 22, 2023 and runs 35 minutes.

August 22, 2023 ·35m · Contact With Galactica

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"Share The World - A Communal Life," Joseph Antaree's autobiography of his life in the One World Family Commune: Introduction and Chapter 1. "What follows is an account of my life in the One World Family Commune. My story relates to the commune in terms of what we are about, the ideas of this social experience, and how it all relates to Contact with Galactica, our eternal civilization, and the flowering of the human spirit."

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"Share The World - A Communal Life," Joseph Antaree's autobiography of his life in the One World Family Commune. Introduction and Chapter 1: "What follows is an account of my life (so far) in the One World Family Commune. My story relates to the commune in terms of what we are about, the ideas of this social experience, and how it all relates to contact with Galactica, our eternal civilization, and the flowering of the human spirit."

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