There are places where the location is more than either built environment or nature – such as Erraid and Iona. Here are stories that have a strong sense of place – even if they take place in a building such as Cluny or Newbold House.
This article was previously published in One Earth magazine Volume 5 Issue 3, in March/April 1985. *** Last September a lively discussion arose in the weekly attunement of the Park kitchen group around the need
In April 1977 after selling our houseboat in Norfolk and travelling north in our VW camper van, Harley and I, then called Maggie, arrived at Findhorn with our youngest daughter. We knew we were heading
Margot Henderson offered this poem during a Fundraiser for the Universal Hall on Friday 22nd November 2024, organised by Sharon Took-Zozaya on the occasion of her 70th birthday. A powerful synchronicity allowed the Community to
A slideshow of images taken over the past 7yrs in and around the Universal Hall in Ecovillage Findhorn, in NE Scotland. Events include concerts, celebrations, dance and art festivals, sharings, community gatherings and ceilidhs amongst
Editor's note: The following report was found in the archives. Sadly we do not know the identity of the author/s of the report. We provide the report herewith as a pdf flipbook to give a
This extract from our film Findhorn - 1975 documentary shows Community members working on the Universal Hall, their reflections, and conversations as well as an interview with a local contractor. It gives a lovely insight
Christian Sarti, a Resource Person in Luxembourg since 1984, interviews Terry Gilbey about the future of the Findhorn Foundation and the local and global Community, following the fires that destroyed the Community Centre and the
To understand this story I need to introduce myself a little. When I came to Findhorn I was not a cook! My second stepmum Jan was a Cordon Bleu cook but didn’t like anyone
Editor's note: this article was translated from Italian. Last year, in midsummer, I visited Findhorn and then informed Italian readers of the crisis situation that the Community, known all over the world as one of
Editor's note: This article by Graham Meltzer and Monica Betancourt was published previously on the WWOOF UK website. *** Graham writes ... Christopher (Soillse’s head gardener) and myself (WWOOFer coordinator), picked up Monica (our first
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Graham spent much of his life living in intentional communities, including kibbutz, hippie communes, cohousing and now Findhorn. In a past life he was an builder, photographer, academic and architect.
