This workshop addressed the social dimensions of our community culture by focusing on the Community Centre Through the Years as well as exploring the Gritty Bits (warts-and-all).
Money Game - an immersive, real-time exercise (not a simulation) using real cash to help participants explore their deep emotional responses as money changes hands.
Exploring the Community's relationship to money, business, and financial sustainability - historic 'ashram economy' to 'mixed economy' and 'hard currency'.
"I am ecology" rather than "the environment is out there." Co-creation isn't a technique applied to nature, it's a relationship of mutual belonging.
The workshop invited participants to explore the theme of Our Roots. It included a tour of the Original Caravan where Jonathan Caddy recounted his memories of living there for 7 years from the age of 6.
The first module of "Your Community, Your Story" focused on the intersection of personal narrative, collective history, and home.
From a place of faith and courage, our community’s economy has evolved. We're now blending spiritual inspiration with strategic, sustainable planning to build a more resilient future.
Community Learning Circle are evening sharings on every second Wednesday, a themed circle that welcomes long term residents and guests. This is a summary of the sharing on 2 July 2025 on Conferences with Roger Doudna, Graham Meltzer, and John Willoner.
A captive audience of over 50 people filled Cullerne House to hear reflections on the Community's early years from John Willoner (arrived 1967), Craig Gibsone (1968) and Jonathan Caddy (1962). Full of great anecdotes, they gave a sense of the immense energy of the time.
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