Sameness has become a lost meaning in the modernity of Scotland. Scotland’s citizens have always enjoyed the lush country of green hills and close shores. The land is fertile and the water plentiful; no one should go without having what they need with such resources available. Blueprint Scotland believes that land is the first step to a stable quality of life, which should be blended with other resources for the good of citizens. Blueprint Scotland aims to help citizens in urban communities relocate to a more rural life in what we are calling ‘Rural Blueprint’. Choice is key to Blueprints ideology, which is why citizens will have the choice to remain in the cities, the difference will be a lower population will be established with the relocation of some citizens to the rural parts of Scotland. This is called ‘Urban Blueprint’, the turning of cities into dwellings of spaces, Green space, Work space, Leisure space, and Social space and Living space. Both Blueprints are part of Intra theory (2014), which has four elements. They are, redefining money definition, re-channelling government spending, land acquirement using money, the ‘Community Empowerment Act (2014)’, and the Blueprints Urban and Rural (2014). The sameness by definition; we all have the same of what another has got, is the stimuli towards stability for Scottish citizens by freeing up land and resources so everyone has the same share of the green hills and the plentiful water supply as basics for agriculture and self-sustainability. .