Findhorn Garden BBC Radio 4 (2025)
In this radio programme we are treated not only to interviews with present Community members but also to a lot of historical recordings as well as an endeavour to record sonic traces of higher elemental worlds.
Ecovillage Findhorn: Laboratory and Beacon
It is not simply a community we live in; it is a living system where experiments unfold and light is sent outward. We are both testing grounds and signal fires.
Unfolding Education at Findhorn
Be still and know all is very, very well unfolds into Inner listening Co-creation with nature Work is love in action unfolds into Sanctuary Original garden and caravan The Park unfolds into Group meditations Living
Recollections of the FF Libraries and Archives 2000-2006
Recollections of the Findhorn Foundation Libraries and Archives 2000-2006 Editor's Note: Dina Leigh contacted the COIF team in 2025 to share her recollections of being the librarian at the Findhorn Foundation's Park Building. We have
The Kingdom Within – Thoughts on the Future
Click to view e-book Thoughts on the Future Never be afraid of changes, Never be afraid of expansion Simply let go And allow it all to happen quite naturally. Open your eyes and
The Kingdom Within – The Wider Community of Moray
Click to view e-book West Moray is the area of Scotland in which Forres and Findhorn are situated. In this section we consider the natural environment of Moray, the history of Scotland and
Divinely Dorothy (2002)
On the occasion of the 40th Birthday celebrations, founder Dorothy Maclean graciously offered to write an article so our external family can also be reacquainted with our founding principles. It includes previously unreleased divine guidance received by Dorothy.
Pan, ROC and the Findhorn Garden (2002)
I came to know about The Findhorn Garden through an experiment with a well-known and usually very deceptive and trivial phenomenon: the ouija or planchette.
Community Learning Circle – Early Years
A captive audience of over 50 people filled Cullerne House to hear reflections on the Community's early years from John Willoner (arrived 1967), Craig Gibsone (1968) and Jonathan Caddy (1962). Full of great anecdotes, they gave a sense of the immense energy of the time.
Vision of Findhorn in World Tansformation
When I came across it in my own 'early days' here in the mid 1970's it inspired me to realise the greater significance of what was (is?) happening here, effectively modelling the transformation process. It also evoked a planetary vision for us.
