My Generation
Review by David Spangler: 'I began looking at your manuscript and was caught up in the flow and narrative of your life, with the result that I could not put it down and have now
About Anniese Worth Giuntini
I live very simply in this land I love. On returning to the area with my daughter Jade, I found joy in volunteering in the life of the Community; until Covid, then everything changed.Came to the Findhorn Foundation Community: I came with my then partner Michael and our daughter Ruby in March 1971
Left the Findhorn Foundation Community: 1981.
Areas of involvement with the Findhorn Foundation Community: Theatre Arts, Education, Craftshop, Candle Studio, Catering, Play group. We lived at Pineridge and later Findhorn Village.
Community leadership: I co-focalised Theatre Arts Projects; performance and workshops 1974/1978. Focalised the Craftshop 1976/1978. Focalised Cluny Library 1996 until 2019.
Experience in the community affected your work in the world: Those years in community enriched my life in every respect, giving me strength to deal creatively with the challenges of the following decades.
List of publications: My Generation - Surviving Utopia (soon to come as eBook on COIF website)
