Performance and the Arts in Findhorn
Performance and the Arts in Findhorn I first arrived as a 19-year-old aspiring theatre artist in 1984 when three of the old Lollipop gang, Ike and Maggie Isaksen (now India Brown) and Michael Worth,
Performance and the Arts in Findhorn I first arrived as a 19-year-old aspiring theatre artist in 1984 when three of the old Lollipop gang, Ike and Maggie Isaksen (now India Brown) and Michael Worth,
AQUARIAN PARTY In many ways winter offers a welcome respite at Findhorn, but it can be a gloomy time as well, with the weather driving everyone inside, no events pending, and less socialising. As my
TEACHING AT THE STEINER SCHOOL Steiner School class 1986 In 1962 when I was 21, I read a four-line article in the Leicester Mercury about Eileen Caddy. I wished that I too
THE START It was 1984. A group of us had been meeting, meditating, talking about getting a school going. At the time of the first concrete planning meeting, an early September evening, I had a
Moray Steiner School In the early 1980s many young children in the community were approaching school age and parents began earnestly exploring education options, including a Steiner-inspired kindergarten that ran for several years. By 1984
CONFERENCES@FINDHORN Connecting Findhorn with the World When I arrived at Findhorn in 1974, the place and the energy that it exuded and evoked blew me away. Like virtually everyone else, I experienced a prolonged
Education Nowadays David Spangler introduced education into the community and started the practice of winter classes, open to everyone. They evolved into sessions which could be anything people felt like offering, such as Sacred Dance,
BEING A FAMILY AT CLUNY I first visited the community in 1979 and a year or two later returned with my two children for a family workshop at Newbold House. I decided to come for
FINDHORN'S IMPACT ON ME Building the New I started my Experience Week in 1979 thinking I could always split if the folks at Findhorn were nuts. Instead, that week had a hugely positive impact on
Community Care Looking after our own During the 80s, several people began the move to providing alternative therapies, remedies and a health food café to the public. A holistic health centre at Station House