Ezra Sullivan moved to South America after high school in California to initiate an inquiry into the life of the human being and nature through meditation and agriculture. There he encountered the work of Rudolf Steiner and, upon returning to the United States after three years, he orientated his spiritual life toward anthroposophy. The following nine years were focused mainly in the Pacific Northwest on biodynamic agriculture, nonprofit leadership, the intentional communities’ movement and non-violent activism. His focus now lies primarily in the social realm including the renewal of organizations.