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Fountain is a world-wide community healing project based on the simple concept that communities, like people, suffer from dis-ease, and may be healed. By tuning-in one's thoughts to an agreed point of focus in one's own community for just a few moments of each day, it is possible to radically improve the health of the community, and ultimately, we believe, the health of the world.
Fountain Groups are so called because of the first one, which was formed in Brighton (UK) in 1981 using a beautiful fountain as its focal point or Hara.The fountain, in the Old Steine, is well known and positioned on a main 'ley line', on what may be called the spinal column of the town. It also marks the centre of an old stone circle commemorated in the name 'Old Steine'. The ancient megaliths of which are in the base of the fountain.
Fountain is open to EVERYONE, of whatever faith, colour, nationality or political persuasion. There is no membership or organisation in the usual sense, and all the individuals or groups throughout the world work independently in the manner best suited to their own communities. However, they do this with the feeling of being a part of a network, and the thought that group activity produces an effect greater than the sum of the parts.
All that is required (apart from the genuine desire to do something positive to improve conditions in the community) is the commitment to devote just 2 or 3 minutes a day linking in thought to an agreed Hara within the community. This might be a village cross, church spire, memorial or other well known landmark.
After stilling the mind, the focal point is visualised radiating healing energy (Light and Love) throughout the community. This may be done on your own at home, however, it is also good to meet as a group with like minded friends from time to time. The group may then tune in to the Hara or any part of the community requiring extra help and carry out this Fountain meditation. Afterwards the group may discuss results and changes occurring throughout the community.