More Than Friends: Shaped by Flower Power: Women's Stories from Brotherhood of the Spirit

In the 1970s, 15 women from all parts of the country found themselves living in community with up to 300 others. They were ahead of their time in some respects — living in passive solar houses, growing organic food, and buying organic rice and grains in bulk. In other respects, though, these women found that the male-dominated culture of the country was repeated even in the counterculture of the times. As they left, each went on to accomplish much — earning PhDs and master's degrees, and becoming RNs and business owners. But years later, something drew them back together — something unique in their lives that they had experienced during that time of communal living. This is their story.

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