One Earth – Stepping towards the Planetary Village (1983)
This article was previously published in One Earth magazine Vol 3 Issue 4 1983. *** In my three years at Findhorn, the metaphor of the community as a growing person has often been used to
This article was previously published in One Earth magazine Vol 3 Issue 4 1983. *** In my three years at Findhorn, the metaphor of the community as a growing person has often been used to
Background: – 80s & 90s – times of growth and change I first moved up to live in the Findhorn Foundation community in April 1986, having visited a few times in the previous 3-4 years,
Shinichiro Terayama Some people say that by all the laws of modern medicine, I should not be alive. In 1983, with a wife and three children and a career in solid state physics, working in
This timeline is incomplete and in places probably incorrect. If you can give us information to improve it, please leave a Comment below. 1960s The Caddys are connected with Bruce MacManaway, a renowned healer at
This report was commissioned by the Caring Community Circle (CCC) in 2020 to support future grant applications. We are indebted to Ilona Kaestner for her excellent work. In the report you can read the comprehensive,
Editor’s note: The following article by Olwen Knott was previously published in One Earth Magazine Volume 4 Issue 3, Feb/March 1984. "I retired after 50 years in offices and came to Findhorn to grow younger."
Editor’s note: The following article by Barbara D'Arcy Thompson was previously published in One Earth Magazine Volume 1 Issue 5 . April/May 1981 It has been truly said that all healing is self healing. Healing
HEALING and healing activities have always played a significant - though sometimes intangible - role at Findhorn. Healing groups of different kinds have formed and dissolved and formed and dissolved again. At times the community
Responding to a call to action for the Earth, this issue of One Earth Magazine (Volume 6, Issue 1, November/December 1985) explores amongst many things Becoming Part of Gaia, Permaculture as a Way of Life,
click here for eBook From the felt sense of Being that Dorothy Maclean called the Living Silence, one can temporarily suspend belief or disbelief and open to the possibilities of attuning, or inter-being,