It avoids a lot of garbage. I'm curious about the mission statement of Findhorn. This could be a study in how to learn from past mistakes. I think a lot of communities work based on this. And I think it is a worthwhile service to provide.
Many process oriented communities are conspicuously unsustainable.
It feels good to me to balance process with gardening, homebuilding, crafts, cooking food, eating, playing and other grounding things. However, I also think that what is accomplished on the earth-plane is very telling of what happens on the other levels. The earth-plane is pretty tricky, and it takes a lot of mastery to show results here. It is also the level which will be impossible to ignore as the domino effect of eco-system breakdown sets in over the next 100 years. Thanks for your thoughts, Stephan.