I thought I was coming to Findhorn to learn from initiates how to make my way along the path without the stumbling I seemed prone to…

In April 1977 after selling our houseboat in Norfolk and travelling north in our VW camper van, Harley and I, then called Maggie, arrived at Findhorn with our youngest daughter. We knew we were heading

What’s so funny about peace, love and understanding.

Leona Aroha (Graham) tells what brought her to the Community and her work with, and appreciation of, Peter Caddy. Originally written as a foreword to Peter’s autobiography.

Editor’s note: this story was prompted by Marilyn Barry finding the Community photographs shown in this post in her storage files. She remembered that they were sold to visitors, and that she bought them during

… 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.

A letter to the Findhorn Community throughout the World “Findhorn was a thriving, exciting, inspirational, and creative community before the Foundation came into existence, and it is the same now. It possesses the same ability

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

This article was previously published in One Earth Magazine Volume 5 Issue 3B June 1985 *** In the last issue of One Earth, Alex Walker reported on the economics of the Findhorn community ‘s transition

The New Age… The new age has little to do with prophecy of the imagination of a new world but everything to do with the imagination to see our world in new ways that can