My journey from Mumbai to Findhorn was a quest for community. I share how my dreams manifested in a place where I felt truly seen and loved.
A poem about finding Findhorn ...
Conversations with Amaya, Chloe and Jake offer a rare, intimate access to a community that has always prioritised planetary respect and sustainability over materialism.
How do you adequately describe the enduring social experiment that is Findhorn? And is it a blueprint for planetary survival, as some believe?
One indefensible thought led to another, until it occurred to me that families just needed a breather, and some way to get out of their rabbit hutch caravans. A family and children’s centre—the obvious answer!
In this conversation with Alex Wright I explore my work with subtle activism, how it relates to the social activism I was involved in in South Africa, and how this all now shows up for me as the community is going through its present changes.
I first came to the Findhorn Foundation's Cluny Hill College 25 years ago and spent most of my time working in the kitchen. Having grown up with the Panto tradition I brought that with me and have written and directed many pantomimes in the Community.
Attending last week’s Mystery School Part 2, held by the Community Learning Circle, was helpful in so many ways, but what I have taken away from this enjoyable evening exploration was the question put out to the audience at the very beginning, “Why did you first come to Findhorn?”
In 1983 in a lesbian bar in Munich I listened to a friend who had just returned from Findhorn. Despite it being a ‘straight’ community she’d had a wonderful experience. I came away with a
My journey to Findhorn began during lockdown, leading me to serve the community through challenging times. Now, my practice, "Ways to Make It Count," helps purpose-driven enterprises thrive. It's about blending financial sustainability with a passion for positive impact, right here in beautiful Moray.
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Accountant originally from St Helens, Merseyside. Married to Lee Kelly. Joined the Foundation in April 2022 as Finance Steward, a role which then became director of finance and resources. I left the Foundation in April 2024 and we live in Forres.
