The Farm founder leads 800 on rural Tennessee commune
New York report on Stephen Gaskin and his The Farm community, a rural Tennessee commune started by him in 1971. It notes 800 followers, a 1750 acre property near Summertown, strict lifestyle rules, vegetarianism, and a parole status after a prison term for marijuana growth. The group promotes nonviolence and rejects much modern culture while viewing cannabis as a sacrament.
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