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Robin-How long ago did you give the talk at UBC? The
latest info. I assume you mean the old dairy farm at Oyster Bay? That
being the case, the latest is that they want to get rid of it. One of the
parents of one of our companions at Camphill (Dr. Johon Barker) is on the
faculty of Forestry, UBC. He alerted us and BD Glenora Farm, etc. and we
were interested in taking it over. Nothing much there except a couple of
old decrepit buildings, grass and forest. Our BC BD AGM was on the
premises but, the meeting regarding using the property was a total flop.
Michael
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Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 11:03
AM
Subject: Re: koliskos
SStorch,
Perhaps this is true. But, I must say that I've observed positive
change in the 'so called' scientific community. For now, change
is difficult to see because of its state of
condition. I'd say its more internal then
external. Many of the younger scientists are freely admitting
that spirituality needs to be incorporated in their professional lives,
including research endeavors. Unfortunately, many 'leaders'
in the scientific milieu are very materialistic. This makes it
very difficult for the younger crowd to manifest the internal change into
something more observable. But things are brewing. No
doubt. For example, last year I gave a talk about biodynamic
agriculture and forestry at the University of British Columbia. It
was very well received as students come from both the forestry agriculture
departments came. They are now interesting in managing their UBC farm
with some BD concepts.
I'm certain that spirituality is slowly permeating other Universities in
the world. Is your glass half full or half
empty...
Regards,
Robin
Sent: August 13, 2002 6:29 AM
Subject: Re: koliskos
In a message dated 8/13/02 9:05:48 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
<< I heard a rumour that Lily burnt the lot, including
all of the
results from the experiments before she died. The rumour
didn't
contain a reason for this unfortunately, but I am
intrigued!
>>
Lily destroyed much of her life's work
because it was not accepted bythe
scientific community; they were not
ready for it. What a shame, not much has
changed...sstorch
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