“Eloheh” (pronounced Ay-luh-hay) is a Cherokee Indian word meaning harmony, wholeness, abundance and peace. Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice and Eloheh Farm & Seeds focuses on developing, implementing, and teaching sustainable and regenerative earth practices while teaching people to live in harmony with the whole community of ...

Eloheh Farm & Seeds seeks to be a model of regenerative agricultural, animal husbandry and wild-tending systems that support human needs, while improving the earth and all creation inhabiting the web of life.”

Eloheh Farm Seeds are of the highest-quality, "organically grown," GMO and GE free, farm-direct and Open Pollinated. Many Eloheh Seeds are American Indigenous or heritage strains from elsewhere. We do our best to be responsible co-sustainers, caring for …

Eloheh Indigenous Center for Earth Justice will be a learning ground for Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples alike. The message is centered on restoring harmony (shalom) by increasing a spiritual consciousness of Creator’s concerns over earth justice.

Eloheh Farm is a micro-oasis of bio-diversity in the midst of the Willamette Valley’s production-driven, factory grown agriculture of mono-cultural blight. We use no herbicides, pesticides, fungicides, or GMO products and we grow our vegetables from our own farm-direct seeds, assuring the customer that our food is safe at every step.

Eloheh Farm (ay-luh-hay) exists as a farm, community, school and much more. We are a 501c3 tax exempt non-profit whose goal is to cooperate with all creation and co-create a model farm for an abundant future.

May 31, 2021 · Eloheh attracts people of all ages and walks of life to learn to live in harmony with the land using traditional Indigenous knowledge as a guiding model. Located at the center, Eloheh Farm & Seeds demonstrates regenerative farming, animal husbandry and wild-tending systems, which support human needs while improving the Earth.

Journey to Eloheh by Randy and Edith Woodley helps readers learn ten values, held in common across more than forty-five Indigenous tribes and nations, that lead toward true well-being. By cultivating Eloheh--a Cherokee word meaning harmony and peace--we...

In January 1999 they co-founded their non-profit, Eloheh/Eagle’s Wings, to develop culturally appropriate service among America’s Indigenous peoples. With over three decades of personal experience serving their own Indigenous people, Randy and Edith have been addressing long-neglected needs for Indigenous empowerment.