Here, you’ll find stories that are about practical artistic endeavours – which range widely, from crafts to architecture. They’re as diverse as the Pottery and the building of the Universal Hall.
This wonderful booklet was produced for several years and brought many visitors to The Park. Due to generous grant funding it had a print run of 20,000 a year and was circulated through all major
It is with a heavy heart that I forward this news from his family of the passing of James Hubbell: We’ve lost a great friend: James T. Hubbell—a generous creative talent, and an extraordinary man.
Sven Skatun shares with us: My dear friend Iain Oughtred sailed out on his final journey three weeks ago. Many people in and around Findhorn would have known and loved him as well. There was
I have always been enchanted by the beautiful carvings over the lights on the main staircase. As I lived on the very top of that staircase for 2 years (1988-1990) I had a lot of
A story of magic, miracles and manifestation which stretches over 5 decades. From the Universal Hall stained glass window to the Firebird in the Community Centre, its loss in the 2021 fires and its recreation.
One Earth, 2nd edition, volume 5, issue number 2, was originally published in January / February 1985. Inside this magazine you can find such features as What's In A Home? Reviving The Celtic Culture; Art As
One Earth, 2nd edition, volume 4, issue number 2, was originally published in December 1983 / January 1984. Inside this magazine you can find such features as Birthing The Sacred; A Celebration Of the
I lived at Cluny from 1993 to 2007. In that time I developed a passion to work with stone in my spare time. It started with a first drystone wall in 1996. With the Love
I was aware we were calling in a powerful spirit animal when we created the Phoenix Mosaic on the terrace of the Universal Hall in 2020. Over many months of working on the terrace I
His birthday is on the 13th of April. He would have become 75, had he lived another year. I am writing to remember and celebrate this magical mystery friend, who I got to know better
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Pupak is my Persian name. It means the hoopoe bird, Upupa epops. My Japanese name is Madoka. It means a circle. The two names converge around the shape of a hoop. My biography in 30 words.
