What drew you here? What did you do here? What did you do in the world with what you learned here? These are the questions that this category answers. Is your story here?
During this conversation with Roger Doudna Michael Shaw reflects on his involvement with the Community over the last 50 years. He writes: In 1974 during a flight from Australia to London I read The Limits
During this conversation with Michael Shaw I reflect on my involvement with the Community over the last 50 years. In April 1974 I was teaching writing and para-communication in the Broadcast Communications Arts department of
Mo's Bungalow Mo bought a bungalow on the Findhorn Bay Caravan Park and opened her home to many guests over the years. She ran a hostel-style B&B and practised an open-door culture. The key was
I arrived in Findhorn Bay in my 'wee traveller' back in 1999. I had been to visit my youngest son who was at university in Edinburgh. From there I was on my way to Orkney,
[this post is an amended and expanded version of the chapter with the same title in my book We Are Me: A Life with Dissociative Identities] “An intentional community is a group of people who
This photo portrays Findhorn Foundation Cluny Hill Reception and myself during my time as Reception Focalizer, between 1999 and 2001. For many years in my youth I had worked in large hotels for business people,
Background: – 80s & 90s – times of growth and change I first moved up to live in the Findhorn Foundation community in April 1986, having visited a few times in the previous 3-4 years,
I met Cornelia Fellner (now Featherstone) during a Findhorn Foundation programme, a massage course in June 1990, which she co-focalised with Dorothy Noble. It was a life-changing experience. Swedish massage was liberating and creative. Becoming
Shinichiro Terayama Some people say that by all the laws of modern medicine, I should not be alive. In 1983, with a wife and three children and a career in solid state physics, working in
Cornelia Fellner Featherstone I came to Findhorn in 1987 because I was yearning for a spiritual context for my life. In the Community I experienced a homecoming which was so deep and precious that I
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Originally German, I came to Findhorn in the search of ‘It’. I found ‘It’ in our way of sharing our spirituality in our daily lives, privileged to work with my focus on Healing in the widest sense.
