34M Looking for spiritual wife to homestead together

[background]
Hi, my name is Michael. I’m 34, 5’5”, 125 lbs. I appreciate the life that I have been given and make do with what I have. I’ve lived in Southern California my entire life. My background is in mechanical engineering but I’m over it. Often I have to let go of things to grow.

[goals]
I seek to live a simpler life and grow my own food. I’m drawn to the forested mountains and plan on relocating, maybe southwestern CO. I’m looking for someone who shares similar philosophies, wants to search for spiritual truths, cultivate life, and eventually start a family. Currently I have a few egg layers and a container garden/orchard. I want to add a lot more animals on a larger property.

[philosophies]
I’m highly focused on being natural. I haven’t gotten any of the mystery substance injections and I’m looking for someone who hasn’t gotten them either. I prefer natural methods over chemicals. I discourage most surgical, chemical, and genetic modifications. I never drink caffeine or alcohol, smoke, or do drugs. I mostly depend on food, rest, exercise, traditional herbal medicine, and natural ability to heal.

My guiding principles for actions are mostly the Golden Rule, respecting others, leaving others alone, balancing give-and-take. I try to understand others first and avoid attaching labels to myself and others.

[interests]
I enjoy doing inner activities that don’t require me to leave the property. I can appreciate the beauty in ordinary things. Just watching nature grow up is so magical and fascinating.
-Raising chickens, growing plants from seeds, building things, fixing stuff, cooking from scratch.
-Thinking about the big picture, studying all kinds of philosophy, reading, discovering truths, observing nature grow, drawing, investigating supernatural/spiritual/metaphysical/paranormal phenomena, writing about spirituality, listening to music, listening to discussions, watching videos.
-Also I enjoy researching mythology, cosmology, origins, ancient architecture, technology, history.

Over mechanical engineering- Nooooo. That's one of my favorite subjects. Particularly Thermo.

Not looking, just commenting from up here in Oregon.

Regards.