I first visited Findhorn in 1979 and came back regularly before buying my caravan when I retired in 2019. I worked as Director of an NHS Training School running a clinical and doctorate programme.

This is a chronological contents list of ALL posts (title and author) and people (registered members) on our website.

This collection of articles and reports on the building of the Hall is compiled from contemporary issues of the Foundation’s publications Findhorn News, Open Letter and One Earth. 1. THE BEGINNING April 1974 2. THE

Many of our readers ask “What’s happening at Findhorn these days?” Whilst this website is the home of our collective autobiography, we feel that history starts today and are trying to be as up-to-date as

In 1972 the Findhorn Foundation was set up as a charitable trust. The chairman, Captain Ross Stewart, wrote a letter to friends and supporters to announce this new development and referred to this booklet for

This Topic follows nature, ecology and biodiversity at Ecovillage Findhorn, starting from the founders’ initial attunement to the spiritual dimension of nature to the current embracing of national biodiversity priorities in response to the world-wide biodiversity crisis.

The following impressive list of Conferences at Findhorn in the Living Record initially only covered the years 1972-2005. Some amendments have been made to cover the time up to 2019. It lists over 120 conferences

The COIF Team is stepping up by co-creating events to share our experiences and knowledge, and where participants can step into their own inner historian / archivist / librarian / journalist and have FUN!

Where will COIF sit in the future organisational landscape of the Community? Overview This draft proposal is submitted by the COIF Core team: Cornelia Featherstone, Janet Shaw, Keith Armstrong, Leona Graham, Liza Hollingshead, Richard Elen,

This post is a chronological log of activities relating to the Community History Project, in general, and this Celebrating One Incredible Family website in particular.