any Farmies in this tribe?

topic posted Wed, April 9, 2008 - 3:48 PM by  offlineJudith
if you ever lived on the Tennessee Farm or one of its satellites, or you have been heavily influenced by Stephen Gaskin or by "Spiritual Midwifery," you might be interested in a great blog being put together byf ormer Farm heavy( Caravan 1971 to the Changeover in1983)Cliff Figallo, who was also one of the innovators of WELL.com .

here's the link to Farmola, Cliff's truer-than-truth tale in progress(I;'e been encouraging him to get it into book form)


www.farmola.wordpress.comhere, and WHY.

and here is my comment about how the Farm affected me though I didn't ever go there. I knew them well at a distance,old familyconnections;my aunt was one of the eldest of the Monday Night Class students with Stephen in SF,and was on the Caravan and the first eight months ion Tennessee.


farmola.wordpress.com/2008/04...comments


it;d be cool to talk with others about these influential but "different" hippies. (no welfare,no adopted Sanskrit or nature names, no sex outside marriage,but lots of tie-dye,talk about"energy,"community living,innovation...)



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Judith
SF Bay Area
  • Re: any Farmies in this tribe?

    Wed, April 23, 2008 - 10:28 AM
    I wouldn't say I was heavily influenced by them, but I did read "Spiritual Midwifery" as a guide to having my son. Their story is really a true success story from my perspective.