An extensive, eclectic catalogue of Eileen Caddy’s library. It documents Eileen’s book shelves from all rooms in Cornerstone.

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.

Read here all about members’ news, including births, deaths, as well as celebrations, and other major milestones. We welcome your own news to publish, so please Contact Us and share them with us.

In June of 1976 my partner Suzy and I walked barefoot into Findhorn Park Community from the beach at Culbin Sands. We were young twenty somethings; back packers and hitch hikers to the universe Our

This conference reports brings together all the relevant articles in our community magazine, Network News, as well as the conference flier and Conference Guide.

A moment of grandeur comes to everyone when they act out of their humanness without need for acceptance, exhibitionism or applause. An audience knows this and responds accordingly.

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

SIR GEORGE TREVELYAN: A BIBLIOGRAPHY British new age pioneer Sir George Trevelyan was one of the Findhorn community’s earliest supporters and was a Foundation Trustee for many years. A : BOOKS WHOLLY BY OR ABOUT

A series of Foundations of Findhorn evenings was organised by long-term community member Liza Hollingshead in the runup to the 50th Community Birthday. One of them focused on the Game of Transformation that originated here

My Findhorn Journey In 1970, after finishing university in California, I traveled to London and was drawn to visit the north of Scotland. But as I did not have contacts there at the time, the