More Than Friends Shaped by Flower Power: Women's Stories from the Brotherhoold of the Spirit THEN and Now

This is a story about 14 women, from all parts of the country, who found themselves living incommunity with up to 300 others in the 1970's. Ahead of their time in some respects--passive solar houses, organichome-grown food, bulk organic rice and grains, but in some other respects, these women found that themale-dominated culture of the country was repeated even in the counter culture of the times. As they left, each went on to accomplish much--PhDs, Masters, RNs , business owners. Years later something drew them back together--something they had experienced during that time that had not happened in another part of their lives. This is that story.