This book will be similar to Volume 5 except this is about Addicts. I will discuss Australia In Miniature projects for Addicts. Here is the Introduction from within the book: Volume 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 and the Single Topic Messages set Prisons have been completed but there is more coming through and that is pushing me. I was brought to Addiction as a focus of my writing as I see so much of it during Pastoral Rounds at the Hospital. Just before writing Volume Four, I completed a book called Angels Are Always Around Addicts and Alcoholics and I did not realize that the completion coincided with a news media production called Generation Addicted. The problem is enormous but the answers are few. Volume 4 provides a concept for consideration and some preliminary ideas to propose possibilities for addicts, alcoholics and prisoners. I am as amazed as everyone reading this and find the whole process intriguing and a bit scary. I received more insight about further defining these options. While everything was still fresh, I set out to record the vision contents and integrate them with the previous messages and interactive possibilities. I started writing and the message flow seemed to be more from me about organization so I asked about that and it seems that is also part of my assignment. It makes sense because I have Methods experience in procedure writing that might help implementers' jobs to be less tedious than starting from the beginning without a framework. The main idea is to establish voluntary contained community environments that can create new possibilities from the desperate situations that we have in our prisons and in our communities. The contained communities can accommodate the needs of the people that have agreed to participate while being totally separate from the reality of now. This proposal can create options that are unique and needed. This is a concept that could make sense but could also fail because there are many risks and uncertainties. America relates best to freedom and nothing here is forced except for realities which exist already. The hope is that many problems can be realigned during these trying times so that more quality of life is available to all the participants. It is important to point out that this book is long on possibilities but that does not mean that these ideas are right for every community. Each community has multiple variables and what is right for one may not be right for all and the choices should be optional ideas.