Consciousness and Education: these two topics are at the heart of what we do in the Community. We try to bring consciousness into all we do – we call it “Love In Action” – we are a learning community and offer others to share our learning. And that is what these stories are about. As it’s an important area, there are several sub-categories here.

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Our Findhorn Barrel #20: Barbara Swetina and Danielle Macleod – Music and Manifestation

|2025-06-15T16:14:24+01:00June 14th, 2025|Categories: Celebrations & Rituals, Findhorn Journeys, In The World, Spiritual Practice|Tags: , , , , , |

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.

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Visions Unseen – Aspects of the Natural Realm

|2025-08-04T19:58:55+01:00June 3rd, 2025|Categories: Findhorn Journeys, Literature, Spiritual Practice|Tags: , , |

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.

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Findhorn, Fact or Fiction? A Sociological Study of a Scottish Intentional Community (1977)

|2025-10-27T16:24:03+00:00May 6th, 2025|Categories: Community Culture, Decision making, Philosophy & Worldview|Tags: , |

This paper is a sociological analysis of the Findhorn Foundation Community, by Al McLeod from California State University Fresno, California, based on a three-week visit in 1977, and uses a participant­ observational method. It briefly sketches the history, philosophy and world view, along with a demographic and economic profile. Analysis focuses on such items as rules, roles, relationships, leadership styles, decision-making processes, their informal hierarchy, social control and their use of feedback procedures.

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