My partner and I are originally from Suffolk but moved to the Park last year after 3 years on a boat in London. I enjoy being around like-minded people and being surrounded by beautiful nature, especially being so close to the sea which I love swimming in. My partner and I were lucky enough to move into Clarepoint. We have felt very blessed to be here and especially enjoyed the beautiful views of the Bay from the house. Living in the community has enabled me connect with lots of wonderful and interesting people, as well as being able to do a lot of transformative inner work within an encouraging and inspiring setting. We have been living in the Park for just over a year and although we are moving to a cottage half an hour away now, I feel my time here has been invaluable and I'll be taking a piece of the Findhorn magic with me.

Bernhard Wosien brought sacred dance from Munich in around 1978. Bernhard had collected folk dances from around Europe and was looking for somewhere to bring that knowledge. He met Peter and Eileen at a conference

I arrived in Findhorn in 1981. The community as an entity differentiated from the Foundation didn’t exist at that point. My wife and I bought Bay Cottage and we were among the forerunners of people

In the early years of joining the community, I would help out in the kitchen sometimes. In 1999 I had been away in South Africa for three months and when I came back people were

I became Listener Convener in the early days of the NFA. The attempt was to land an organisation that was embracing all corners, or all aspects of the community, individuals and businesses, and the Foundation

I moved to Findhorn in 1981 with my then wife Diana. We brought up four children across the road from the Park and that naturally took a lot of our focus. There was a feeling

I moved to the community in 1981 and left in 2012. On my second visit to Findhorn, I participated in a hidden talents workshop and identified that I wanted to work with wood, making beautiful

A friend in South Africa suggested to me that I read ‘The Secret Life of Plants’ so I took it out of the library. On reading the final chapter, which talked about the activity with

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Over the weekend we had great fun in a group project exploring the skill of tagging. This will be the basis for the linking of articles throughout the website to facilitate journeys from Birds Eye