Joy Stocke physician/scientist/contemplative Neil Theise philosopher Evan Thompson biologist John Todd writer Nancy Jack Todd cognitive psychologist Rebecca Todd architect Sim Van der Ryn philosopher/biologist Francisco Varela banker Michaela Walsh composer Paul Winter physicist/contemplative Arthur Zajonc composer Evan Chambers Sufi Pir Zia Inayat-Khan historian/musician Mitchell Mignano economist W. Brian Arthur Current status The Lindisfarne Association disbanded as a not-for-profit institution in 2009. The Lindisfarne Fellows continued to meet once a year up to 2012 at varying locations as an informal group interested in one another's creative projects. References Sources Collins, Jeffrey Hale. Lindisfarne: Toward the Realization of Planetary Culture. PhD dissertation, University of Texas at Arlington, accepted December 1982. Helgesen, Sally. "Visions of Futures Past". Harper's, March 1977.</ref> Redenius, Charles. "The Lindisfarne Association: An Exemplary Community of the New Planetary Culture". Journal of General Education, 37(3), 1985. See also William Irwin Thompson, "Afterword" to DARKNESS AND SCATTERED LIGHT (New York: Doubleday, 1978), 181–183. External links Lindisfarne Association website at WilliamIrwinThompson.org. Archived. 2007 Symposium Notes from the Wild River Review Lindisfarne Tapes (lecture recordings): index at Schumaker Center for a New Economics; search results from the Internet Archive Lindisfarne Cafe Memoir in Wild River Review, wildriverreview.com: Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne 1972 LINDISFARNE CAFE - MEMOIR - Building a Dream - PART ONE: Lindisfarne in Crestone, Colorado, 1979-1997 LINDISFARNE CAFE - MEMOIR - Building a Dream/The Shadow Side PART TWO: Lindisfarne in Crestone, Colorado, 1979-1997 LINDISFARNE CAFE - MEMOIR - Building a Dream/The Cathedral PART THREE: Lindisfarne in Crestone, Colorado, 1979-1997 LINDISARNE CAFE - MEMOIR - Conclusion: The Economic Relevance of Lindisfarne Julia Rubin,"Colorado Site Called 'a Place of Power': Spiritualists, Environmentalists Find Haven in the Baca." Los Angeles Times, 20 August 1989. New Age organizations Organizations established in 1972 Sacred geometry Small press publishing companies Spiritual organizations Utopian communities