The wisdom of distance: When each generation has its own home and its own life

There comes an age rightly called golden — a time when the children have already grown up, built their own homes and walk their own path. It would seem this is the moment of long-awaited peace and noble contemplation. But how often it is precisely at this threshold that people lose themselves, trying to continue living the life of their grown children.

The first and unconditional law of a healthy lineage is simple: parents must live separately from the young family. Each generation must have its own roof, its own way of life and its own inviolable territory.

The Golden World in the VIA AD ME ecosystem was created to return the older generation's focus to themselves. This is a space where anxious control over other people's lives ends and your own worthy and profound season begins.