Topic – Reading & Media
As we sit down to write this Topic, we have three related tasks on our To-Do-List which, on consideration, feel like nested dolls: A Self-Study Guide (a list of essential and further reading/watching recommendations) offered
Cally and Harley Miller – a tribute
For me these two have been a couple of the most inspirational and influential people I have met in the Ecovillage Findhorn Community. Cally and Harley Miller are probably best known as the initiators of
Saturday Snippets #13
Save The Earth “Where is that equality of restraint today? Where in anything that postures as conservatism today do you actually find anything that has anything genuinely to do with conservatism? For conservatism as a
Introductory video (early 2000s)
This very short introductory video may be almost 25 years old but it captures beautifully the many aspects of the Community. While lots of things have changed, the basics are still true and the importance
Midweek Muse #12
Let go… A Poem By Mary Inglis Drop away Let go Let the fingers of your mind and expectations relax and release their hold. Just turn away. There is a deeper mystery at the
Saturday Snippets #12
At First Glance… “What appeared at first glance to be just a group of nice people living happily together turned out to be much more. My eyes and ears were opened as I listened to
Midweek Muse #11
ERRAID IS A FEELING... "It is a place as well, a place in my heart and a place on the planet. For me it is the most beautiful and magical place in the world, my
Saturday Snippets #11
25 Years Later “During the 70s, thousands of people flocked to the Foundation, some drawn by the more phenomenal aspects of the place, others by the underlying principles and vision. It had always seen itself,
The Iona Report (1972)
Editor's note: The following report was found in the archives. Sadly we do not know the identity of the author/s of the report. We provide the report herewith as a pdf flipbook to give a
Midweek Muse #10
Scarcity… "The world in which we live is not governed by scarcity, as most western economic theories suggest. Rather, there is a wealth of abundance available to all who can work with natural principles and
