A calm, walkable digital town where spiritual spaces are protected, commerce is respectful, and growth is slow by design.
Hosh Town is a shared digital place designed around three simple values. We are building it gradually, intentionally, and transparently.
Hosh Town begins with a clear intention: one persistent town that people can walk through — not a feed to scroll past. People who register are called Citizens, not as a legal status, but as a sign of belonging.
We’ve written a Citizen Charter to guide every decision we make — protecting calm, encouraging ethical exchange, and treating wisdom as something living.
At launch, Hosh Town will open gently with a small set of meaningful places:
Hosh Town will not start with noise. In the beginning, we intentionally avoid:
Global chat feeds · attention-driven social mechanics · complex avatars · virtual currency · aggressive advertising.
These may come later — only if they truly serve Peace, Prosperity, and Wisdom.
Communication in Hosh Town is contextual. Quiet spaces stay quiet. Some areas invite reflection more than discussion.
We prefer slow, thoughtful conversation over viral speed. Listening and presence are valued as much as speaking.
Businesses are welcome as guests of the town. Shops must fit the town’s calm character. Spiritual spaces remain protected from commerce and advertising.
Digital spaces may be leased or transferred like real-world locations — with rules that preserve harmony.
After launch, Hosh Town may introduce:
More monasteries and spiritual spaces (including those led by real practitioners) · additional market courts · seasonal events and gatherings · optional avatars · a simple internal credits system for participation and support.
Every new feature is tested against the town’s values — and added slowly.
Hosh Town does not promise speed. It does not promise spectacle. It does not promise profit at any cost.
It promises a calm, living place — built for the long term — and protected by care.