In this episode we hear from Tim Slack about the economic potential of The Park, Findhorn and his thoughts on how we can develop a more financially and socially sustainable community.
When we arrived at Findhorn the first time, I found myself having a strong and obvious feeling of coming back home.
From 1977 the Findhorn Foundation (FF) held 'Orientation Programmes' to introduce new members to the Mystery School, our community culture and the organisational structures of the charity.
Editor's Note: this post was written by Marion Remus, our wonderful Resource Person in Bolivia. *** “It is not your task to go to Findhorn, to live and to work there, but to take the
My memoir recounts a lifetime's journey exploring alternatives: kibbutz, hippie communes, academic education and research. eco-architecture, communal living and so on.
The book is an insider’s perspective and is both a ‘love letter’ and a critique.
In December 2020 the world was facing a very different type of Christmas. Recovering from a reaction to a Covid jab and feeling thoroughly fed up, I was looking for something, but had no idea what.
In this interview I explore my own journey in the Community since 2004 as well as all the organisational structures and changes I have witnessed over the last 20 years.
Editor's Note: this post is the story of Robert Leiby's visit to the Community in September 2025. We thank Rob for this insightful perspective of a young person visiting the Park at a time of
The idea of offering a French Experience Week "like at Findhorn" was born when Chantal Godron - Resource Person and one of "my" 😉 former LCGs - went back home after celebrating 2024 New Year at Findhorn with Barbara, Fabien & Co.
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