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The Doalnara Restoration Society was established in South Korea in 1980 in accordance with the teachings of Teacher Suk Sun. Doalnara is a Korean word that, literally translated, means “Stone Country.” Doalnara refers to a society of people with similar goals, whose characters are firm and whose hearts are unchanging as stone. Doalnara developed 10 organic farms in Korea; and there are also Doalnara branches outside of Korea, in the United States, Japan, China, the Philippines, Kenya, Brazil, and more.