THE QUESTIONS 1. How did you find out about SR? 2. When did you come to SR? 3. Why did you come? 4. What was your first impression? 5. How long were you there? 6. Where did you live? 7. Give an example of an incident typical of SR. 8. How were decisions made at SR? 9. Did you have any kids or participate     in any home births? What was it like? 10. How did you experience the relationships       between adults and children? 11. How did you experience the roles       men and women played? 12. What was your best memory of SR?       Your worst? 13. Did SR work? 14. What would have made it better? 15. Comment on the following subjects:       food, money, sex, drugs, music, art, crafts,       garden, summer, work, death, spiritual/occult. 16. Comment on SR's relationship to the "straight" world:       Cave Junction, family, etc. 17. Comment on SR's relationship to other       "hippy communes", the Eatons, Magic Forest Farm,       The Meadows, etc. 18. When did you leave? Why? 19. What effect did your experience have on the       rest of your life? 20. What have you been doing since you left? 21. Anything else you want to share?       Got any spare change?

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Question 13
Did SR work?

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DID SUNNYRIDGE WORK?

Ted     ted@pilger.com
Posted:   11/17/2002     7:21 A.M.

Did Sunnyridge work, function efficiently or produce something? Most definately, yes! It was the perfect experience at the perfect time for the perfectly ready people.

On a more mundane level...still yes:
Sunnyridge worked because it relied on "the flow" rather than an organized plan. It's lifeblood was "manifestation", which worked through realization that "if you try sometime...you get what you need" (Rolling Stones).

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DID SUNNYRIDGE WORK?

jim
Posted:   1/1/2003     1:17 P.M.

....for a while it worked....it was the miscommunications that made it
a psychic hell......



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