The Kingdom Within – Foundation and Community
Click to see whole book Future trends for the Foundation are hard to predict, but it seems likely that the re-development of the caravan park with permanent buildings will take up a considerable
Click to see whole book Future trends for the Foundation are hard to predict, but it seems likely that the re-development of the caravan park with permanent buildings will take up a considerable
Click to see whole book Not long after they moved the 'original caravan' to its long home, Eileen received guidance that she should meditate in the caravan park public toilets[1] to overcome the
Click to see whole book When we arrived, we discovered that across the bay, the last remaining portions of Britain's only desert were finally being conquered and planted by a system involving the
Click to see whole book According to a Findhorn Foundation Press release in 1992: "We see ourselves as a meeting place for individuals with different spiritual beliefs, not as some form of new
Click to see whole book Why is the Findhorn Community a New Age Centre? There are many surface reasons. One obvious one is that it identifies itself with the vision of a new
Click to see whole book The idea that our world is currently in a process of transition from one 'Age' to another has many sources of inspiration. For some it is primarily an
John, also known as Pasha, talks with Callum, his former housemate, and Alex. With lots of good humour, the conversation is far ranging, giving a young person's critique of the state of the world and
Click to see whole book Directly or indirectly, David [Spangler] drew to us many young people, who brought with them guitars, long hair and a lifestyle with a definite Californian flavour of casual
Click to see whole book In the sixties the Community was a magical place, but one where the expectations were no less than a full day's work, seven days a week and a
Alex Wright and Callum Bell talk with the hot-tub philosopher about barrels (obviously), planetary consciousness, the future of humanity, and the future of our ecovillage community. Callum writes: "Our Findhorn Barrel episode #8 with Roger