Midweek Muse #95
For myself my money nourishes me when it allows me to support craftsmanship and quality. It nourishes me when I can buy from my friends or support a cause I believe in...
How Did Our Woodland Garden Grow?
Writing this account, assisted by an extensive archive of the project, it is simple enough to list in a few words the genesis of the woodland garden. The reality however was hours of work by a committed group and various visiting volunteers over a number of years, and plenty of coffee, tea and biscuits.
Experience Week is back!
A reimagined ‘Experience Week: From I to We’ has been launched to meet the needs of seekers in today’s fast-paced and high-pressure world.
Saturday Snippets 95
I have never been motivated by personal wealth or business as in profit. For me my path of business has been the same as an organic farmer or a Steiner teacher. Instead of growing organic food or organic people I am trying to grow organic money...
Midweek Muse #94
When I first began to explore some of these so-called laws of echo-nomics, I began to notice how some people were constantly running into problems, even though they had good ideas...
Saturday Snippets 94
How do you make the money you need without compromising your ethical or spiritual values?
St. Leonard’s Community Garden Project in Forres
There’s a Loving Aliveness flowing through this whole community garden project with the result that not only the grow boxes are bursting with green and, at times, flowering abundance but what was just ‘sterile‘ gravel has now become full of pollinator-loving volunteer plants.
My very own Findhorn saga
I have always been drawn to the essential ‘flavour of Findhorn', both Cluny and The Park, and especially to Nature’s very special energy thereabouts.
Midweek Muse #93
There is something unnatural about the image of a wild turkey vulture spending its time untying shoelaces. Something is missing in this picture. Something is lacking...
One Earth – This Funny Thing Called Money (1983)
Learning about the right use of money has given us some illuminating and sometimes painful lessons here at the Community.
