Click here to read the introduction to the series of posts relating to Decision-making Structures. Historical Summary From the outline presented above we can see that in general terms there has been a slow but

Click here to read the introduction to the series of posts relating to Decision-making Structures. (The following is an abridgement, with interpolations, of the transcript of a talk given by David Spangler to the Community

Sabine Mehlberg sings a cover of ‘I Dreamed a Dream’ by The New Troubadours. Thank you Britta Schmitz for the lovely video of Cullerne’s recently created flower garden by volunteer Joy Fischer. The group that

(this article is a chapter in Findhorn by Paola Giovetti published in 1995) Most of the people who have given me their testimony are resource people, reference points of the Community: one can therefore contact

(Amended excerpts of transmission through David Spangler from a being identifying himself as an emissary of the elemental kingdoms, on the 4th of August, 1970, at the Park. From ‘Man, Nature and the New Age’

I am writing this short piece in response to a cry from within the heart of the community as to what is the Christ and what the nature of the Second Coming. Nor is this

The Community is going through a powerful transition. Click this arrow to read more In a momentous announcement on the 26th July, the Findhorn Foundation stated that it will enter a phase of restructuring of

The Foundations of our Community were laid on many levels: Formative people (this post and Our Foundations – formative people we covered the founders and those very close to them) Different spiritual and religious traditions (The Western

Lady Eve Balfour OBE (1898-1990) was a founding member, and first president of the Soil Association. She gave a presentation at a conference at Findhorn in 1976 entitled ‘The World Crisis and the Wholeness of

Liebie Pugh was a mysterious spiritual teacher following the Second World War, who founded a movement called the Universal Link and was later based in Lytham St Annes in Lancashire. She was only indirectly involved