The traditional three branches of U.S. government can be reinterpreted through a Democratic Holacratic and New Society lens by replacing hierarchical power with distributed, participatory roles that emphasize critical inquiry, restorative justice, and adaptive governance. This model aligns with Enlightened Lifestyle principles and offers a decentralized, ethical alternative to both capitalist and socialist systems, fostering collective wisdom and dynamic societal evolution.

The New Society Transitional Plan begins by piloting full Holacratic governance and alternative economic systems—like cooperatives, mutual credit, and community-owned resources—in select neighborhoods, using a modular, scope-limited approach to gradually replace hierarchical and capitalist structures. Through iterative governance, ethical education, and the integration of the Enlightened Lifestyle, the plan scales across the town, fostering decentralized power, collective well-being, and evidence-based cultural transformation.

Curtis Yarvin’s neo-monarchist philosophy, though outwardly secular, closely parallels Christian nationalist ideals by advocating for a centralized executive authority reminiscent of biblical kingship and the prophesied Kingdom of God. While Yarvin explicitly states he is not religious—a point we acknowledge—this potential overlap suggests that his model could be interpreted by Christian nationalists as a stepping stone toward a form of divine rule they seek to realize.

Curtis Yarvin critiques democracy as inefficient and proposes centralized autocracy, but The New Society offers a decentralized, participatory alternative grounded in wisdom, transparency, and collective empowerment through the Enlightened Lifestyle. Instead of replacing democracy with tyranny, it seeks to transform governance into an ethical, inclusive, and dynamic system driven by shared responsibility and lifelong learning.

The New Society is a futuristic intentional vision that integrates cooperative economics, decentralized governance, and the Enlightened Lifestyle, emphasizing sustainability, critical inquiry, and collective well-being. It operates beyond traditional capitalist or socialist models, using Holacracy, worker-owned cooperatives, and participatory democracy to create a self-sustaining and equitable way of living.

Exploring the different questions about the New Society answering common inquires.

Enlightened Lifestyle (EL) presents a transformative model of personal and social development that integrates spiritual insight, critical thinking, and systemic change through mindful living, ethical reasoning, and awakened consciousness. It guides individuals through stages of inner and outer awareness—from recognizing personal illusions to embodying compassionate wisdom—using frameworks like the Eightfold Path, Theory U, and Integral Theory to align personal growth with global transformation.