Living in The Park Ecovillage, Findhorn
I was born in the Australian outback, and as so many young Australians travelled to the UK in the 1960s. I was diagnosed with cancer, the treatment offered seemed to me such a bad option.
Magical Memories at Findhorn over the past 14 years
As the Findhorn Foundation shapeshifts in preparation for its unfolding into something new and more sustainable in 2024, I have selected a few images that capture some of the essence of what Findhorn - and
FINDHORN: AN AGREEMENT TO SERVE (1977)
During the past few months many people in the community have undergone a time of intense personal growth and self-reflection. Whatever area of life this crisis has appeared in, be it personal relationships or work
The role of legal constructs in a spiritual community
The Findhorn Foundation (FF) charitable trust is a legal construct created by the Community in 1972 to enable it to accept the donation of The Park property bought by Pauline Tawse, from Captain Gibson and
The Changing Nature of Governance
A Brief Historical Perspective When Cornelia asked me to look into some archival material that she was interested in adding to COIF’s store of knowledge on this subject, I came across a document that listed
I Dreamed a Dream
Sabine Mehlberg sings a cover of 'I Dreamed a Dream' by The New Troubadours. Thank you Britta Schmitz for the lovely video of Cullerne's recently created flower garden by volunteer Joy Fischer. The group that
Topic – Decision-making and Governance
Is Decision-making/Governance here in the Community really only managed by ‘divine muddling’ as David Spangler once jokingly said? How can we meet the challenge to create governance structures in a community without an agreed name,
The 3 Hub Structure of the Findhorn Foundation
(We are compiling this information at a time when the Findhorn Foundation is going through dramatic changes following their announcement on 26th July 2023 that they are no longer financially viable thus proposing to cease
Ken Wilber & Doshin Roshi in dialogue: Transformational Communities of Tomorrow (2017)
Ken Wilber (via video link) and Doshin Roshi in conversation - in the Universal Hall at Findhorn on 6th Oct 2017. They honour the gifts of the transformational communities of today, recognise some of the
The Covenant of Findhorn (1967)
This text was received in guidance by early community member Dennis Orme in 1967. It was printed on card and distributed to the community's network of friends and supporters. In 2003 a copy was found
