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?
Click to view e-book Growing up in Zimbabwe and South Africa has had a profound impact on my life and career. I was deeply affected by the system of apartheid or separation thinking
Click to view e-book A week at Findhorn was a precious life-affirming gift for Brazilian singer, songwriter, social change activist and educator May East. ‘My Experience Week was a decompressing gift from Ed
Click to view e-book My first day as a visitor I was asked to work in the kitchen since I owned a natural foods store in West Virginia and knew how to prepare
Click to view e-book A vivid memory of my first visit to Findhorn 21 years ago was of feeling very emotional most of the week. One of the exercises the group did in
Click to view e-book WHEN I LOOK back on my first days at Findhorn I’m amused – and mildly embarrassed. But I celebrate every life-changing step on this epic journey from the head
Click to view e-book The so-called magic of Findhorn was tempting… but I couldn’t get past the image of a bunch of hippies sitting in a circle singing Kumbaya. A friend based there
Click to view e-book YVONNE CUNEO DESCRIBES her Experience Week in 1992 as pivotal. ‘It changed my life and showed me that there is hope for humanity. It was one week, 20 people,
Click to view e-book Just weeks after first hearing of the Findhorn Foundation community Simon Stedman visited and experienced a powerful sense of coming home. The British finance executive recalls: ‘I was happy
Click to view e-book Scots-born Maria Cooper signed up for the month-long Applied Ecovillage Living programme in 2016 and today enjoys her dream lifestyle and livelihood in The Park as a self-employed permaculturist,
Click to view e-book MASAKO WATANABE probably has the distinction of being the one person in the world to have completed the most Experience Weeks – as the translator for more than 30
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