Findhorn Foundation Garden School 1980
A very early 'brochure' giving information about the Garden School with many wonderful images.
Appreciative Inquiry into Community Education
During the Community Gathering 2025, Tim Slack and myself led a session of Appreciative Inquiry looking at the SOAR (Strengths, Opportunities, Aspirations, Resources/Results). This post describes the session and invites your participation.
Saturday Snippets #67
The house was being shaken and the rugs were flapping up on the floorboards. We greeted the Spirits of the Wind and asked them if they could possibly help us to get back onto the mainland, as we needed to return to work in Findhorn...
Midweek Muse #66
Life’s first manifestation is an emotion. The only emotion is Love. It is a question each moment of more or less love. The more love, the more Life...
Our Findhorn Barrel #28: Tim Slack – Economic Development in The Park
In this episode we hear from Tim Slack about the economic potential of The Park, Findhorn and his thoughts on how we can develop a more financially and socially sustainable community.
Saturday Snippets #66
How do we live our ordinary, everyday life in relation to what we think the planet is asking of us all? This, to me, is the very essence of the ecovillage story...
Envisioning Our New Story
What might the Findhorn Community look and feel like when we are living our deepest potential—individually, together, and in harmony with the Earth? This follows on from a session I held during the Community Gathering 2025 - a place to collate our collective imaginations.
Findhorn Foundation Tree Programme – Genesis and Early Days Anecdotes
These 2025 musings about people and projects offer a fascinating look back over 40+years. I was prompted to write this memoir as I had unearthed a copy of The Findhorn Foundation Tree Chronicle from 1984.
The Tree Chronicle (1984)
The chronicle was collated for the Findhorn Gardner's Library at Cullerne House in June 1984. It covers the early days, through the tree plantings in Pineridge, Cullerne and Caravan Park up to 1984.
A Limb to Stand On (1981)
Remembering those days of tree climbing when I absorbed and became semi-conscious of the strength, peace, protection, and stability which the trees offered, I began to understand that spiritual perception is primarily a qualitative experience.
