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This memoir describes the underlying spirit of the small intentional community that collectively participated in writing the New York Times best-selling manual for living a low-consumption, high-fulfillment lifestyle, Your Money or Your Life. It describes this close-knit group, known as the New Road Map Foundation, through the eyes of one of its members. It is the story of the author's profound inner journey as well as an evocation of the life of a community dedicated to love and service during its years of maturity and dissolution. The memoir offers relevant insights for those who aspire to live in community and for those who are drawn to living a simple, highly intentional life.

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Rhoda Ann Walter grew up near Erie, Pennsylvania. After earning a BS in biology from Allegheny College and an MS degree in aquatic ecology from Cornell University, she had a short career as a fisheries research biologist in Juneau, Alaska, studying the effects of logging on a salmon stream. She then lived and worked in a small intentional community, the New Road Map Foundation, in Seattle for 20 years. During that time, the community collectively participated in writing the New York Times best-selling manual for living a low-consumption, high-fulfillment lifestyle, Your Money or Your Life. Rhoda's memoir, The Heartbeat of an Intentional Community: A Spiritual Memoir, describes the underlying spirit of this community as seen through her eyes. She now leads a quiet spiritually oriented life in the foothills of the North Cascades mountains in eastern Washington state with her partner and two donkeys.

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