The Erraid/Iona Run (1994)
Editor's note: This small pamphlet has been photocopied many times since Richard wrote it, probably around 1994. It was the basis of an article in the One Earth Magazine. The pamphlet inspired Michael Hawkins to
Editor's note: This small pamphlet has been photocopied many times since Richard wrote it, probably around 1994. It was the basis of an article in the One Earth Magazine. The pamphlet inspired Michael Hawkins to
This is a small play I wrote a few years ago, adapting a short pamphlet Richard had written about the weekly Run to Iona. Its intention is to blow a kiss to all the hardy souls who set out on The Run.
In 2026 we will be opening up to new members. Ideally it would be a couple with (or without) children, at least one of whom would have the time, energy and desire to continue to develop and caretake this place.
These young people came from a different starting point than me, but they have the same power of self- efficacy inside. I believe it to the core because if I can do it, anybody can. We humans are so full of potential.
This presentation was given in the final session of the Ekopia Enterprise Fair 2025. This post gives the text, the slides and a link to the recording of the session.
The symbol of the Firebird is a significant as a title and metaphor in the documentary, as for me, it represents the element of fire and the transformative energies of love and hope.
I wrote this story in a collaborative bonanza with many community members(1) as a contribution to the GEN 30th Anniversary book (first edition) - GEN Europe which celebrates the phenomenal achievements of the Global Ecovillage
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.
This aspect of our Community’s history is complex, more so even than many others. Once again Eileen's words are so appropriate as we embark on the exploration of this particular Community Facet. Each one of
The Enterprise Fair 2025, held at the Universal Hall in The Park Ecovillage at Findhorn, was a celebration of regenerative enterprise, social innovation, and community resilience.