Resume, Roshni


Robert David Mceldowney

1970 BA degree in Religion and Philosophy, Maryville College, Maryville Tenn.
1971 US Peace Corps training in sub-tropical agriculture and animal husbandry in India
1972 Crew labor worker on a large commercial landscaping company, Duncan Landscape,
Youngstown, Ohio
1973 Counselor at a large innovative state-run school for the specially challenged in Enumclaw, Wa.
my ward was with the most mentally and emotionally challenged.
1974 Began studying sub-tropical organic agriculture full time on the Big Island,Hawaii
1975-1985 Created and managed several small farms and gardens in Hawaii
1986 Completed the foundation year training for Waldorf teachers (Steiner Education) , Emerson College,
E. Sussex, England
1987 Completed  the year and a half intensive organic agrculture training in Biodynamics at Rudolf Steiner College,
Sacrmento, Ca
1988-1992 Created and maintained organic gardens as part of care taking positions

1993 Completed a 5 year part-time training in Spacial Dynamics, to teach movement therapy thru games and activities
to children and adults, Spacial Dynamics Institute, New York
1994-2002 Taught movement skills to children in Waldorf Schools
and maintained organic gardens
2003-2006 Owned and managed a 5 acre organic orchard and garden, in Hawaii
2007-2008 Taught movement classes and created an organic garden on Orcas Island, Wa.
2009-2011 Volunteered at an organic herb farm run by Zia Parker
Took the Permaculture Design Course in 3 different locations
2012-Present  Owned and guided the Finca Vida Verde organic farm in Vilcabamba, Ecuador
Taught Biodynamics  and helped to manage  the Permaculture Design Course for 6 years in Vilcabamba

Turmeric Peace Sign!


About Zia Parker

Transition skills for earth~body healing : We provide workshops, training, and private sessions in applied knowledge for healing the land and healing our bodies, and understanding the connection between them. The common thread in all of these offerings is that they help us shift our way of being in the world so that we sense and are sensitive to the living world around us. Thus, enabling us to integrate the information coming to us-both from our bodies and the earth-and respond with contributions toward a healthy, harmonious balance with all beings.

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