This is quite a broad category, so we’ve broken it down into a number of sub-categories. Arts, Celebrations and Rituals play a central role in our Community culture, and here you’ll find stories that concern these activities.
Back in January, I wrote about a quiet yet insistent nudge I'd received - an invitation to gather and share stories of connection with the unseen realms. The original idea was to create a small
In this magical evening gathering, we opened a portal to the subtle worlds - inviting connection with the animal and plant kingdoms, the angelic realm, and unseen allies, however they chose to reveal themselves. What
In the early hours of Monday 12th April 2021 I was woken by loud banging on my window. 'Fire! Fire! Immediately evacuate this building.' Minutes later I found myself standing on the road just with
In this conversation with Alex Wright and Danielle Macleod I share about my passion for singing as a path to unity and love, and how communal singing Taizé style became an ongoing inspiration for everyday life in the Findhorn community.
Well, you can say you believe in fairies and elves but to draw an elf that everyone in the house knew of but I had never seen was quite something.
We humans often need some kind of proof or verification before we can accept the idea of metaphysical realms and Beings. Frances Ripley offers us a unique verification through her beautiful drawings of the elemental and devic kingdoms, and through her story of how she came to draw them.
I came to Findhorn seeking an alternative to college. Music became my therapy, especially playing live in the community. I believe the community's future lies in its eco-village, attracting young people and continuing its vibrant, artistic spirit.
Anna shares her journey, beginning with her family's move to the community in 1974 due to her husband Dick's interest in spiritual matters to her becoming an international Sacred Dance teacher.
The Findhorn Garden Story has captured the imagination of many people ever since Peter Caddy started to talk about it during his travels around the UK in 1965. This post tells the story of the
We are known as Fire-Keepers. Our group goes by the name of the Findhorn Fire Circle. Our intention is to hold space with the element of Fire so that a field of healing and unity
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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.
