In The World

Their experiences in the Community have led many community members to engage in work and action that affects the world at large. Some still live here at Findhorn, while others have moved across the world. Their impact may be local or global. This section presents stories of their projects.

Network News – Business for Life: Reconsecrating Our Work (1996)

John Brierley|2024-09-18T21:36:07+01:00September 18th, 2024|Categories: In The World, Philosophy & Worldview|Tags: 1990s, conferences, economic worldview, Network News|

The following article was first published in Network News Issue 8, July 1996 Bridging the Great Divide As I promote the next October conference, Business for Life, I am amazed at the pace and

Network News – Business for Life (1996)

John Brierley|2024-11-21T16:53:16+00:00September 18th, 2024|Categories: In The World, Philosophy & Worldview|Tags: 1990s, conferences, economic worldview, Network News|

The following article was first published in Network News Issue 7, April 1996 Reconsecrating Our Work I am profoundly grateful that the Foundation, as a spiritual community, has agreed to host a conference that recognises

John Brierley Obituary

Guest Author|2026-03-12T15:20:02+00:00September 16th, 2024|Categories: Findhorn Journeys, In The World|Tags: 1990s, families, obituary|

Honouring Johnny Brierley who lived at Findhorn with his family 1987-2001.

The first bread from the Phoenix Bakery in 1994

David Hoyle|2024-09-23T08:36:59+01:00September 14th, 2024|Categories: Community based economics, In The World|Tags: 1990s, enterprise, Phoenix Shop|

I came to Findhorn with the dream of co-creating a local food community to be the foundation of the Ecovillage economy. Having always thought in fours, the ideal would be, food shop, production kitchen, café

Network News – The bottom line is Love

Guest Author|2024-09-14T08:36:43+01:00September 13th, 2024|Categories: In The World, Philosophy & Worldview|Tags: 1980s, conferences, economic worldview, Network News|

This article written by Judith Hampson was first published in Network News Issue 10, January 1997. The Swedish word for business is Narings-Liv, which, literally translated, means "to nourish life". Our word implies "busyness", rushing

One Earth – Put Your Money Where Your Heart Is (1988)

Alex Walker|2024-09-13T11:33:56+01:00September 11th, 2024|Categories: Community based economics, In The World|Tags: 1980s, economic worldview, enterprise, One Earth Magazine|

The following article was first published in One Earth Magazine Vol 8 Issue 1 Spring 1988 *** There are now a variety of possibilities open to individuals wishing to use their savings in an ecologically

From Organisation to Organism Conference 1987

Roger Benson|2024-09-08T15:07:28+01:00September 7th, 2024|Categories: Community based economics, In The World, Spiritual Education|Tags: 1980s, conferences, enterprise|

Author’s Update 2024: What a surprise to be writing this ‘Author’s Update’ at the invitation of Cornelia and the COIF project. Even though the story of the conference Caro Hall and I co-focalised here back

Reflections on the Findhorn Angel and Community Today

David Spangler|2024-09-04T08:43:12+01:00September 4th, 2024|Categories: In The World, Spiritual Practice|Tags: 1970s, 2020s, Angel of Findhorn, angels, global community|

Roger Doudna asked me whether I and my inner colleagues could shed some light on ‘Whither Findhorn?’[1] at this time, and the Community’s role and purpose in the greater scheme of things. While working on

The story of setting up AES Solar

George Goudsmit|2025-08-27T15:51:47+01:00August 29th, 2024|Categories: In The World, Innovative Technology, Organisations, People|Tags: 1990s, 2020s, enterprise|

A Journey of Innovation and Advocacy AES Solar was first established by Lyle Schnadt as Weatherwise Homes in 1979. In 1990 I took on that small heating company which had a side-line in solar

Interview with Terry Gilbey (CEO Findhorn Foundation)

Terence Gilbey|2024-11-16T15:57:09+00:00August 25th, 2024|Categories: Community based economics, Community Places, Community vision and purpose, In The World|Tags: 2020s, conversations on video, Findhorn Foundation, Resource People, videos|

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

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