alleMA

alleMA is a German acronym that stands for "alle Menschen auf die Alm" which translates to "all people to the Alm". It is a social movement and a lifestyle concept that promotes a return to nature, simplicity, and community living. The core idea is to escape the stresses and complexities of modern urban life by embracing a more rural and self-sufficient existence in the Alps, or "Alm" as it is known in German-speaking regions.

The movement emphasizes sustainable living, organic farming, and a close connection with the environment. Followers often seek to live in small, self-governing communities, sharing resources and responsibilities. This often involves a rejection of consumerism and a focus on practical skills and traditional crafts. While the concept is rooted in a desire for a simpler life, it also advocates for a collective approach to problem-solving and social organization.

alleMA is not a formal organization with a central leadership structure. Instead, it is more of a philosophy and a collection of like-minded individuals and groups who are inspired by its principles. There are no strict rules or dogma, and interpretations of the alleMA lifestyle can vary widely. The movement has gained traction through online forums, workshops, and informal gatherings, attracting people who are disillusioned with contemporary society and are seeking alternative ways of living. The emphasis remains on the individual journey towards a more harmonious existence, often in collaboration with others.