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 came to Findhorn for the first time in 2010 for Experience Week and stayed for almost two years until the beginning of 2012. In addition to going through the usual Foundation programmes and graduating
Network News, issue number 44, was originally published in Winter 2007 Inside this edition are features including Celebrating And Releasing Eileen, A Remarkable Woman, and Our Remaining Co-founder Remembers Eileen. To browse
I first arrived in Findhorn in 2005 for the GEN+10 conference. I was on a ‘grand tour’ of intentional communities, seeking one to join. After the conference I stayed on for Experience Week, during which,
Network News, issue number 35, was originally published in Autumn 2003. This edition includes the following articles: And So Goodbye Findhorn, Global Network Development, and Walk Your Talk. To browse
This article was first published in One Earth Magazine Vol. 4, Issue 2, December/January 1983/84. Wood as a medium has always spoken to me. I had a good grounding at school in careful woodwork, and
There are certain stories about Findhorn Foundation Cluny Hill, which I don’t think I will ever share, as they are so inexplicable and controversial. After all, Cluny Hill is also a mystery school, founded in
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,
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Drifted into the Bay in 1999 and never really left: swallowed up by Cluny
