Festival of Sacred Dance Music & Song 2022
After 3 long years the Universal Hall is hosting once more dancers and teachers from all over the world to share their joy and connections. This short video clip will transport you there for a
Families
FAMILIES Youth Project group in 2000 Family News: In the summer of 1981 we had six weddings with lots of new babies on the way. The Family House being opened, the school
Mothers
MOTHERS Three generations India, Zoe and Archie Mothers have at times felt isolated when they left work departments to look after babies, having lost the focus for the relationship of individual to
Homesick
HOMESICK We did Family Experience week in 1980 when I was nine, and a year later my dad (Sandy Barr) asked us if we would like to come and live in Findhorn. We did,
Growing Up in Findhorn Then & Now
COMMUNITY: THE PEOPLE Growing Up in Findhorn Then and Now Family Schnadt 1984 I grew up in the community in the 80s, very happy times for me, and those fond memories drew me
Building Me Wee House
BUILDING ME WEE HOUSE In January of 1985, I visited nearby Speyside Cooperage to collect some free firewood in the form of old barrel staves. I was also shown six large ‘marrying vessels’ they had
Building Pineridge
BUILDING PINERIDGE I came to live at Findhorn with my two children as a long-term guest during 1983-84. I had visited the community several times before and sensed that people perceived as ‘intellectuals’ were perhaps
Notes on Station House
NOTES ON STATION HOUSE Station House’s stone facade in the tiny village of Findhorn — how I loved it! — contained some wonderful old-timers in 1983-84. I was extremely fortunate to acquire a lovely large
The Eighties
The Eighties Building the extension of the Community Centre After the expansion during 1979-80 with the purchase of Cullerne House and Gardens, the acquisition of Drumduan House, and the caretakership of the
Associates in the 1980s
ASSOCIATES IN THE 1980s From 1980-85 I did not live in the community. Along with Alan Jacobsen, the Brockbanks and the Ripleys, we were pioneers and were called the Associate Members, although in 1981 I
