My Generation
... you give an in-depth insight into the early years of Findhorn that I haven’t found elsewhere. I think the Community comes alive in your narrative.
Findhorn Today 1987 – Holistic Health and Human Services
This post, authored by Michael Dawson, was previously published in Findhorn Today – Papers prepared for New Synthesis Think Tank Conference October 1987 New York City. People who are drawn to the Findhorn Foundation are expected
Findhorn Today 1987 – Work & Vocation
This post, authored by Mary Inglis and Roger Dounda, was previously published in Findhorn Today – Papers prepared for New Synthesis Think Tank Conference October 1987 New York City. People who join the Findhorn Foundation
One Earth – Path to Prosperity (1986/87)
The following article was first published in One Earth Magazine Volume 7 Issue 1, December/January 1986/87 Richard Coates has been a dedicated member of the Findhorn Foundation for the last nine years during which time
Findhorn Today 1987 – Governance in the Findhorn Foundation
This post, authored by Caro Hall and Roger Benson, was previously published in Findhorn Today – Papers prepared for New Synthesis Think Tank Conference October 1987 New York City. The Findhorn Foundation is composed of
GENESIS – Home delivered on solar milk-floats
This article was first published in GENESIS XVII, September 26, 1997 under Future Scenarios. Whilst they are still only words, how encouraging and inspiring it has been to see all the future scenarios begin to articulate
GENESIS – The nourishing power of money (1998)
This article was first published in GENESIS Issue XXXI, August 1998. From sex to money with hopefully power not too far behind GENESIS boldly steps into facing three of the primary forces in our lives;
GENESIS – Out With Sustainability In With Sustenance (1998)
This article by David Hoyle was first published in GENESIS - A Magazine of Arts, Culture & Ideas, Findhorn Bay, Scotland Issue XXXIII, October 1998 Sustain: to keep from falling; enable to last out; that
Findhorn in the river of change
This 'personal snapshot documentary' was created in July by Christian Sarti, Findhorn Foundation Resource Person living in Luxembourg, during a visit to the Community. It includes interviews with Terry Gilbey, Yvonne Cuneo, Roger Doudna and
You’ll never see a Joker in an Angel Card Pack (1994)
You’ll often see the staff on a Friday in the pub Or collect a TV dinner from the kitchen in a tub You can see the seashore shrink when the moon it waxes full See
