Founder & Farm Director

Passionate about and skilled in the art of land regeneration, Lindsey is attuned to soil health and vibrational coherence on her farm. Her goal is to provide highest quality medicine to people and also to the beings of the Earth, so the farm is a healing, elevating force.

Lindsey Sita Mann has been a practicing Ecological Designer in the Atlanta area for nearly 2 decades with her firm Sustenance Design. She has designed and implemented hundreds of landscape projects including residences, schools and led noteworthy community and commercial food design projects, such as: Food Forest at Brown’s Mill, Waybird Farm and Forest, Elohee Retreat Center, Sugar Creek Garden at the Wylde Center.

She began studying Biodynamic farming and gardening in 2002, while pursuing a Master’s degree in Agro-ecology and Landscape Architecture. In 2010 she began a community farm project in Decatur, GA (Sugar Creek) and led volunteers in Biodynamic gardening practices and study group, ongoing for several years.

She has been dedicated and consistent in earth healing work since 2004 with the North American and International LifeNet Group, founded and led by her teachers Marko Pogacnik and Ana Pogacnik from Slovenia, with whom she studied directly for many years. Their method of perceiving the subtle Earth through the body and senses is called Geomancy. Lindsey regularly connects with Gaia consciousness in her life and work and is dedicated to bringing the New Earth into being. She was blessed also to study grassroots Ayurveda with Maya Tiwari of Wise Earth over four years and learned the foundational energetics of Earth-based healing. Lindsey works also with ceremonial prayer and flower essences for land healing, informed by the modalities of Machaelle Small Wright’s nature research institute Perelandra.

Work with Gaia is Lindsey’s personal spiritual path, her vocation and an offering of truly transformative healing. Her Western herbal studies have been eclectic, but largely informed by the excellent programs of Herbalista, Lorna Mauney-Brodek.