Lena Lamont – the 4th Founder
Lena had been a close friend of Peter and Eileen Caddy, Dorothy MacLean, and Sheena Govan since the 1950s and lived at Findhorn in the Early Days. A glimpse of her life is captured in
Lena had been a close friend of Peter and Eileen Caddy, Dorothy MacLean, and Sheena Govan since the 1950s and lived at Findhorn in the Early Days. A glimpse of her life is captured in
I was born in Eastbourne in Sussex, where I had a solitary childhood with a workaholic father who provided for me well enough materially but not emotionally; he was also gay and his
David Spangler talks with William Bloom about his earliest experiences of beings from the subtle dimensions that eventually led him to lead the Education Programme at the Findhorn Foundation in the early 1970s. This video
The first time I had heard about Findhorn was at medical school from a flat mate, who had been to the Findhorn Foundation Community before starting to study. We even played the Transformation Game one
Annie was born in Glasgow and grew up in a large extended family. She shares many happy memories of a magical time with holidays in Millport, looking out onto Ailsa Craig. Enjoying
Glenn talks about his happy childhood with a loving mother and a more challenging critical father. From early on he had a strong connection with acting, singing and radio presenting yet life’s path presented
Dozen Highland Discs features a diverse range of people from across the Findhorn Community, who are given twelve musical choices and invited to share the stories and memories behind each track. Energy Brown, who hosts
When writing the story entitled ROC Music, my reflections took me further to look at the cultural, political and evolutionary context of the 1960s. Setting the scene The Office of the Historian states “The Cuban
Due to having the same second name as Sir George I frequently get asked “Are you related to Sir George Trevelyan?” To this I reply that he was a second cousin of my father, John
Manda, whose name is an abbreviation of a given Sanskrit name that means ‘river of love’, takes us on a journey from rural Essex, to Blackpool, Newcastle, Liverpool, the Lake District, Hebden Bridge, India and