Phoenix Rising
The celebrated Findhorn spiritual community in northeast Scotland is rising Phoenix-like in the devastating aftermath of Covid, Brexit, an arson attack, massive job losses and near financial collapse.
Saturday Snippets #50
The community felt increasingly like a powerful magnet for radical visionaries on the cutting edge of their passions and professions, artists, writers, educators and innovators...
Midweek Muse #49
There was an emphasis on joy...
Our Findhorn Barrel #23 – Cooking in Cluny Hill
I first came to the Findhorn Foundation's Cluny Hill College 25 years ago and spent most of my time working in the kitchen. Having grown up with the Panto tradition I brought that with me and have written and directed many pantomimes in the Community.
Looking after Cluny Library
There is not a great deal to be said about a room full of books other than its ability to inform and inspire, its literary reach and broad base of content. So, please indulge me as I can only write about the library in the context of Cluny itself, the marvellous Victorian house, devoted resident staff, glorious setting, its function and a little about how the library impacted my life over those years.
Accounting for Findhorn (1983)
Finance and economics are undoubtedly powerful factors in the world at present, and indeed could reasonably be said to be the dominating source of energy and satisfaction for much of the world's population.
Saturday Snippets #49
The Universal Hall is on a power point formed by a sacred triangle of ley lines with Iona and Glastonbury...
Divinely Dorothy (2002)
On the occasion of the 40th Birthday celebrations, founder Dorothy Maclean graciously offered to write an article so our external family can also be reacquainted with our founding principles. It includes previously unreleased divine guidance received by Dorothy.
Midweek Muse #48
Many times it has been stated that the Community is not for everyone...
The Secret Lives of Bats in the Park Ecovillage Findhorn: My Community Survey
Bats, the UK's only flying mammals, are in serious decline, with their numbers dropping by 55% since the 1960s. This has led to legal protection for their breeding and resting places. While they often feature
