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?
I packed my rucksack in early January 1976 and embarked on a journey half a mile down the road to join the by-now thirteen year old spiritual community.
When I look back over my many years in the Foundation and Community the experience I treasure most has been my contact with Eileen. Her words to me have truly turned my life around and
When my time to leave my position of Staff Member at the Findhorn Foundation approached its end I felt the keen desire to look at my experience and see if I could distil somehow into
“Affairs are now Soul size The enterprise is exploration into God….” A Sleep of Prisoners by Christopher Fry When I arrived at Findhorn in 1979 I had just been to Esalen where I listened to
Part 1 I first read Paul Hawken's (1976) "The Magic of Findhorn" in the late 1970s and was duly inspired. A few years later, in about 1980, I was running a stand at the Mind-Body-Spirit
My Findhorn Journey In 1970, after finishing university in California, I traveled to London and was drawn to visit the north of Scotland. But as I did not have contacts there at the time, the
When I was young I had had mythical experiences, but had put them aside as I moved into my teens and got deeply involved in sports and the other usual pursuits young men. This continued
I was 33 when I went to Findhorn in 1984, and stayed for five years. Although the people I met and the departments I worked at were important to my growth, my main journey was
Blackpool pals before Findhorn, summer 1968, Carly, Matthew, Mik. Early Spring 1970 my friends and I in Blackpool, Lancashire were wondering where our pal Ian was. We knew he’d gone to Scotland to
In the early 1980s I was living in Chicago but beginning to feel that my life needed to take a different direction. At around this time I found a small article about Eileen Caddy in
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I worked here as a psychotherapist in private practice for 30 years on a list with other health professionals within the community, and made jewellery which I sold at community craft fairs.
