East Bay Cohousing is an umbrella group supporting people doing individual site-search and project-development efforts, linking the many built communities in the area. They are based in the Berkeley / Oakland area, the micro-region with the most existing cohousing and the most new communities happening.
Bringing community to your neighborhood. Helping you create community wherever you live. a proud supporter of the Cohousing Association of the United States.
The School of Meditation is an individual and collective path aimed at re-connecting with the Divine for the awakening of all Humanity. It is an original pathway, which unifies the essence of all traditions. It is based upon change, elaboration and continuous experimentation. The School of Meditation is a Mystery School; an inner discipline applied 24 hours per day, a path of knowledge and self-empowerment. On Damanhur's spiritual path there is no dogma, only ‘working hypotheses’ that undergo continuous verification. The Damanhurian School of Meditation requires its members to exercise free will through continuous choice.
Founded in the early 1970's, the Federation of Damanhur in Italy is now an internationally renowned center for spiritual, artistic and social research. Damanhur is an eco-society, a federation of communities and eco-villages with a continuously evolving social and political structure.
The aims of Damanhur are: the freedom and re-awakening of the Human Being as a divine, spiritual and material principle; the creation of a self-sustaining model of life based on ethical principles of good communal living and love; harmonic integration and co-operation with all the Forces linked to the evolution of Humankind.
The Findhorn Foundation is a spiritual community, ecovillage and an international centre for holistic education, helping to unfold a new human consciousness and create a positive and sustainable future. By living and working together, putting spiritual values into practice, we are creating a positive and sustainable future for humanity and the planet. The Findhorn garden was famous for 40-pound cabbages. The basis of the garden was, and still is, working in harmony and co-creation with nature.
