Future of the New Findhorn Association
Future of the New Findhorn Association Eileen’s guidance tells us that we will grow and change from ‘a family, group, and community’ into ‘a village, a town and a city of light.’ The constant
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
Have We Evolved?
Have We Evolved? It was the last five minutes in the fourth of the monthly Foundations of Findhorn evenings scheduled for our 50th birthday year. A final questioner asked: Have we evolved? Not all that big
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
The Expansion of the Ecovillage
FROM GARDENS TO ECOVILLAGE The Expansion of the Ecovillage Walking into Craig Gibsone’s whisky barrel, made from mostly recycled materials, the wood stove is burning and pottery in muted shades adds to the warm mix
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
The Aspen
Trees, Trees and More Trees THE ASPEN One weekend I decided to go somewhere different from my usual favourite places, so I headed out to Glen Cannich, the next glen north of Glen Affric.
Trees for Life
Trees, Trees and More Trees TREES FOR LIFE I was inspired to found Trees for Life to restore the Caledonian Forest, because I felt a call for help from the last remnants of the
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
