Life Changes!
I came to several events in the Community over the years. When I was living in Nottingham, I got close to my home after a stay at Findhorn, and the steering wheel started turning as
Visionary Voices – David Spangler (1991)
Editor's Note: On one of David's return visits to Findhorn in 1991, Roger Doudna filmed this interview with as part of a series called "Visionary Voices". In the interview they discuss spirituality, ecology, and the
GENESIS Issue V, June 6, 1997
In this issue: Ideas - an online dialogue on the Community's purpose To browse through the magazine please use the < > arrows at the left and right of the window. For
GENESIS Issue XI, August 8, 1997
In this issue: How we bought the caravan park To browse through the magazine please use the < > arrows at the left and right of the window. For easier reading, use
GENESIS Issue XVI, September 19, 1997
In this issue: Strategic thinking: Opportunities and options for the next five years. To browse through the magazine please use the < > arrows at the left and right of the window.
GENESIS Issue XV, September 12, 1997
In this issue: Strategic thinking: It's a small world... To browse through the magazine please use the < > arrows at the left and right of the window. For easier reading, use
GENESIS Issue XVII, September 26, 1997
In this issue: The future starts here! To browse through the magazine please use the < > arrows at the left and right of the window. For easier reading, use the buttons
GENESIS Issue XVIII, October 10, 1997
In this issue: the Findhorn Bay Community Association Annual Membership now open! To browse through the magazine please use the < > arrows at the left and right of the window. For
GENESIS Issue XXIV, March 27, 1998
In this issue: Findhorn Bay Community Association To browse through the magazine please use the < > arrows at the left and right of the window. For easier reading, use the buttons
GENESIS Issue XXVIII, May 22, 1998
This is a Special Issue: A history of Findhorn Village To browse through the magazine please use the < > arrows at the left and right of the window. For easier reading,
