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.
I offer this post as I feel that it is relevant to understanding my work and the deeper meaning and connections which are so important to me.
Editor's note: The following article by Andrew Murray was previously published in One Earth magazine Vol.7, Issue 1 December/January 1986/7 "Where the Foundation's assets are either underused, or not essential to our main educational work,
Network News, issue number 27, was originally published in Summer 2001. Features in this edition include Endorphins: Life's Natural Ambrosia, Visionary Voices, and The Healing Power Of Ritual. To browse through the
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.
Community at its best, celebrating May Day - colourful people, beautiful crowns, dancing round the Maypole, drumming and a short play. The music courtesy of Pixabay: game setting fantasy by teodholina
[Author's note: While a staff member, I wrote the following for the Findhorn Foundation website, we have not been able to add the lovely photos by Sverre Koxvold which were on the website but we
Network News, issue number 15, originally published April 1998. Features in this copy of Network News include Acting At Findhorn With The World At Heart, Joy Bringer, and Roots Of A Spiritual Tradition.
Margot Henderson 21st April 2014 You were loyal to the last, you chose your day in Perfect Timing as we say, the AGM of the NFA! The new councillors were voted in just as you
In September 2018 I took this photo of Dürten, when she was working for the Co-Creative Spirituality Conference. This is how I see her: inspired, strong and joyful. About six months ago I made a
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Did Experience Week in May 2004, together with my wife Eveline. The following 6 years we went to Findhorn at least twice a year, doing programmes or just staying in a B&B. We became Resource Persons and organised our own little Findhorn-inspired programme in our home-town Groningen in the Netherlands (called “Singing, Dancing, Celebrating”). We started Transition Town Groningen in 2018, which actually was Findhorn-inspired. In December 2010 we moved to Findhorn, leaving our careers and Dutch life behind.
We both did the LEAP programme and then I became staff of Findhorn College. Since 2014 I am working as a sole trader, handyman. In 2017 I took over organising Sunday Group Hill Walks from Jonathan Caddy and have been organising those since then.
