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 Although I was relatively prosperous as an economist before coming to Findhorn, my relationship to the world was fundamentally based on ideas of scarcity. What changed my whole life
I produced this film in memory of an extraordinary woman – Eileen Caddy. I spent two years living in the Findhorn Community. It was Eileen’s kind personality that made me want to stay and meditate
A short documentary that explores the community (one of the oldest intentional communities) and how it began..... Robin Alfred, Marja Kuijer, Dürten Lau, Dorota Owen, Michael Shaw and Craig Gibsone share about their Findhorn Journey
Robin Alfred discusses his work and how it relates to the unique experiment that is the Findhorn Foundation, as well as his journey in Findhorn from angry to sacred activism. For more on his work,
We talk about many different aspects of my relationship to this Community and the local area: - growing up in the early days of the community, as the son of two of the founders, on
As a volunteer for the Findhorn Foundation I am presently ‘holding’ the role of Focaliser for Resource People (RP’s), around the world, a network of 157 individuals representing 35 countries. The video was made as
In their third This is Our Barrel podcast Alex Wright and Callum Bell talk to me about my passion for eco-theatre: the transformative power of finding your voice, your story and your connection with the
Michael Lindfield talks about his experience of the early days of the community at Findhorn and speculates on its future with past Findhorn Foundation CEO Caroline Matters. 2020 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUMcgLKmPoU We thank the Findhorn Foundation
Recollections in 2023 Looking after Joanie When I joined the Findhorn Foundation in 1995, I along with others helped care for Joanie Hartnell-Bevis in her home “Joanie’s” in The Park Findhorn. (“Joanie’s” is currently occupied
I was born and grew up within a Glasgow overspill coalmining town in Midlothian. I worked in the same coal mine as my dad after leaving school in 1977 but 11 years later not long
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I worked as a coal miner and a teacher abroad. I trained as a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist. I work as a Coach for an organisation called New Ways For Families, helping parents who are separated.
