CITY OF THE SUN FOUNDATION, INC.
                          A Corporation Not For Profit
                      Originally amended January 29, 2004
                            Readopted January, 2006

On land owned and later donated by Wayne H. and Grace Taylor, the Community 
now known as the City of the Sun Foundation was founded and chartered with 
Wayne H. Taylor as Founder-President.

In accordance with the terms of and under the authority of the non-profit
Charter issued by the State Corporation Commission of the State of New Mexico 
on the 4th. Day of January, 1971, the original by-laws of the City of the Sun 
Foundation were issued by the Board of Directors of the corporation. The
following by-laws constitute a revision which supercedes previous issues and 
amendments.

                             ARTICLE I - NAME

The name of this corporation shall be City of the Sun Foundation.

                           ARTICLE II - PURPOSES

The purposes of this corporation shall be:
a. To establish and maintain a community where the highest principles of love 
   and mutual respect for each ether's philosophy and ideals is a way of life.
b. To assist others in their efforts toward greater understanding, compassion
   and personal growth.
c. To learn and explore new methods of living and working in voluntary 
   cooperation.
d. To function as both a Spiritual Retreat as well as a home base from which to 
   explore our world.
e. It is intended that the community eventually become largely self-supporting 
   and self-sufficient.

                   ARTICLE III - MEMBERSHIP PROCESS

SECTION 1. Membership in the Foundation is open to all, irrespective of race 
or religious beliefs who wish to serve the Divine Purpose in community living 
with other Light Seekers.

SECTION 2. An applicant shall be one who has submitted an application 
for membership; whose proposed payment plan for the payment of the development 
fee has been approved by the Board of Directors; whose application has been 
approved by a two-thirds majority of the Voting Members in person or by absentee 
ballot at any regular monthly meeting of the Membership at which a quorum (not
less than six Voting Members) is present, but has not paid at least one-half of
the development fee. An applicant shall have no community privileges, excepting 
only as a guest of the community.

SECTION 2. Individuals as well as families may apply for membership. Family 
Memberships constitute groups of two or more people who apply for membership as 
a family. Applicants, including minor children, must first meet with the Board 
of Directors in order to gain approval of their plan to pay their development
fee. After approval of the payment plan, the applicant must submit their 
application for approval by the membership. A minimum of one-half of the 
development fee must be paid at the time the application is
presented for approval by the Membership.