Some people live in communities where everyone lives agrarian life. They have all they need because everything they need to survive is available. Food is on the farm, water available and everybody is happy. Although it was hard during the Covid-19 lockdown many people lived without money. I have also seen many people leaving cities and moving to rural areas to live a natural life.
Well, I doubt about it, because nobody can produce everything they need by themselves in order to live with quality and welfare. Those communities can grow their own food and have access to clean sources of water, but they still need clothes, accessories, tools, transport and materials in general to build their houses, work on their businesses and move across the regions.
They need money like everyone else. Despite living in a closed community, they are still part of a wider society and a capitalist system which has its survival based on the financial interactions among its components.
You might say they don't use money to trade, but their self-made goods to barter for another goods and I also think it's unrealistic and too romanticized to be true. It's an utopia, as the currently level we are organized as society demands us to use some kind of currency (money) to execute our deals daily.
My family also lives in the countryside, wherewith basic foods like rice or vegetables and poultry, we can be almost self-sufficient for a long time.
But after all, to maintain those things, we also need money, without money, we will not be able to have those things. Indeed, wherever we live in the world today, we still need money, without money, we will never have a full life. When you have enough food on the table, but you don't have other things like a house, car, phone, you can't call it rich. So no money means we are poor.