A group of Russians have set up a village where they live on their home-grown food and practice pre-Christian Slavic traditions. Their lifestyle is just a short train ride away from Moscow.

The people in Popovka village have traded modern civilisation for age-old traditions and the mercy of nature. They welcome the summer with an ancient Slavic rite, and feed idols with bread, milk and oil to ask for a plentiful harvest.

“You know, I lived in Moscow while studying at a university. I had enough. The big metropolis destroys our communication with nature,” says Aleksey.

This is a real world example of how the Corruptian concept of parallelism can be applied. These proud people have chosen to reject the lifestyle of modern society and establish their own community. They don't seek to impose their lifestyle on others, they simply wish to follow the traditions and values of their ancient forefathers, and live in harmony with nature. This is a future possible for all of those who are tired of our current society and seek to restore a traditional order among intelligent, creative and positive-spirited people.