Look for the grain of truth
Over the years many people have asked me what it was like to live in the Findhorn Foundation Community. There is no quick way to answer that question. But I do know that I learned
Our Findhorn Barrel #5: Building an Ecovillage
When I arrived in 1978 the Community was in a crisis, eventually leading to the purchase of the Caravan Park in 1983. This gave us the opportunity to ground the vision of a 'planetary village',
Aspects of Conscious Living Conscious Dying
Recollections in 2023 Looking after Joanie When I joined the Findhorn Foundation in 1995, I along with others helped care for Joanie Hartnell-Bevis in her home “Joanie’s” in The Park Findhorn. (“Joanie’s” is currently occupied
Restoring the ancient Caledonian Forest TEDx Findhorn
In October 1986, at the end of the conference ONEARTH GATHERING : A CALL TO ACTION, I stood in the Universal Hall and in front of 300 people made a life-long commitment to restore the
Living Record – Conferences at Findhorn
The following impressive list of Conferences at Findhorn in the Living Record initially only covered the years 1972-2005. Some amendments have been made to cover the time up to 2019. It lists over 120 conferences
30th birthday celebration
The photo of Eileen popping out of a cake is from a dance skit I made for the 30th Birthday Celebration, which included dancers dressed in kitchen aprons dancing with mops and featured cameo appearances
The first building school 1990
From 1989 to 1995 I worked on the early development of the Findhorn Ecovillage. In the early days we ran a series of building schools that taught groups of students building skills over a three
Ways of integrating into community
I was drawn here to be part of our community in 1993, because I got interested in the idea of “community living”, but without really understanding what that meant. I think I’m not alone in
A Conversation with the Founders of the Findhorn Community: Eileen, Peter & Dorothy – Our History
Eileen Caddy, Peter Caddy and Dorothy Maclean, founders of the Findhorn Foundation Community, talk about the early days and spiritual principles underpinning of the community. The interview was recorded by Kurt Mann in 1992 and
Remembering Lewis Mendel
No! I am not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be; Am an attendant lord, one that will do To swell a progress, start a scene or two, Advise the prince; no doubt an easy
