Conceiving the Nepal Trust (1993)
During World War II, stationed in India, Alan took part in an expedition to Burma where he served alongside Nepalese Ghurkas. He never forgot the bravery and loyalty of the Ghurkas and after 50 years
The Nepal Trust
This article by Jim Donovan was previously published in Network News, Issue 7, April 1996. Building the Humla Health Post Facing me with a terrible grimace was not one of nature's more benign spirits. I
Network News – Nepal Trust Update (1995)
This article, written by Jim Donovan, was previsously published in Network News, June 1995. lf your mission succeeds, you will not only have accomplished a personal achievement, but will have built a community health clinic
Our Living Machine (1995)
The first Living Machine in Europe, treating waste water, was opened at Findhorn at the time of the Eco-villages and Sustainable Communities Conference in 1995. Community member and Findhorn Foundation chair of trustees, Michael Shaw,
Network News – Crossing the Threshold of Hope (1998)
This article was previously published in Network News January 1998. *** In 1993, partially-sighted and in the early stages of Parkinson's disease, 72 year old Alan Jacobsen made a pilgrimage to Nepal, accompanied by Elisabeth
A Doorway to Health for Nepal
In October 1995 I took part in a trek to the remote Humla region in Nepal. The call had gone out in Spring 1995 for volunteers to join and help build a health post. My
Topic – Reading & Media
As we sit down to write this Topic, we have three related tasks on our To-Do-List which, on consideration, feel like nested dolls: A Self-Study Guide (a list of essential and further reading/watching recommendations) offered
Network News – Business for Life: Reconsecrating Our Work (1996)
The following article was first published in Network News Issue 8, July 1996 Bridging the Great Divide As I promote the next October conference, Business for Life, I am amazed at the pace and
Network News – Business for Life (1996)
The following article was first published in Network News Issue 7, April 1996 Reconsecrating Our Work I am profoundly grateful that the Foundation, as a spiritual community, has agreed to host a conference that recognises
One Earth – Can the Pottery Survive and Thrive? (1994)
The following article was first published in One Earth Magazine Issue No 14 Summer 1994. *** This past year has been a tough year financially for the whole Findhorn Foundation Community and the Findhorn Pottery,
