Publishing Ventures
Publishing Ventures Like many projects in Findhorn, printing and publishing started organically in the 1960s, born out of increasing interest in Eileen’s guidance by people around the world. In the beginning, Eileen’s words were
An Ex Bridgeteer
AN EX BRIDGETEER John White from the USA re-visited Findhorn in 2011. At the end of the 70s, he was the editor and publisher, and also a writer and layout designer, for the community’s weekly
The Future
The Future Eileen always asked: Why are you here? If you’re here for community, it’s the wrong place. If you’re here for the ecovillage or education, it’s the wrong place. But if you’re here
Building Bridges Initiative
BUILDING BRIDGES INITIATIVE In 2009, in response to an emerging impulse from many quarters, the Findhorn Foundation created a vibrant new team to consciously build bridges with as wide a spectrum of people and organisations
Future of Findhorn
Future of Findhorn It WILL be a City of Light. I see it stretching out into the surrounding areas. You can already see the area filling up with like-minded people. I’ve seen it in
Spirit of the Future for 2012 and beyond
Spirit of the Future for 2012 and beyond Even though we, as the Findhorn Foundation Community, celebrate our 50th birthday in 2012, we do so knowing the long-term survival of the planet that we all
Hands and Heart
Hands and Heart The hearts & hands of the guests are the rosary we follow; & the mala of days & seasons, to plane & polish us, into tools for a loving god to
May 9th, 2022: The Findhorn Foundation’s 50th Birthday
On 9 May 1972 the Findhorn Foundation became a registered trust, and this was honoured with an event in the Universal Hall, including a meditation, cake and bubbly, plus a viewing of the Mainly Magnus
On Congruency and Gratitude
Trees, Trees and More Trees On congruency and gratitude – a practical lesson from nature Using Co-Creative Science I asked nature to step into a teacher role for me. One day the gravel patch
St Barbe’s Wood
Trees, Trees and More Trees ST BARBE'S WOOD Richard St Barbe Baker, the Man of the Trees, visited the community frequently in the 70s. He brought in a major source of knowledge about trees. Jonathan
