2015 saw a strong movement in the Community to reflect on organisational structures and ways to move forward into the future. Both the NFA (Community Association) and the Findhorn Foundation engaged in parallel processes which
In 2015/6 the Community Change Working Group looked at ways to evolve the Community decision-making and communication processes. Click here for the introduction to their work. An in-depth Community Survey in January 2016 produced a
Evolution of the Findhorn Community (presentation by Katja Kukolj) In July 2015 the group explored Why a working group? (Click on the arrow to read more)The working group arose out of a widespread
We are offering the report both as a pdf flipbook (to honour its initial beautiful presentation) and also as text in this post (as some of our readers may find it easier to read it
(Draft Proposal presented to the Community in March 2016 - a pdf of the presentation to the Community is at the bottom of this post) Introduction letter by the Community Change Working GroupDear Community, In
RP gathering 2014 The story begins in 2014 at the Resource Person Gathering held at Cluny, with Christine Lines and Dominique Remi as the co-focalisers. To provide RPs who couldn’t attend with a
During the 60th Birthday Celebrations in November 2022 Robert Holden held an event to celebrate the founders and invited John Willoner and myself to share our personal recollections of Dorothy. Dorothy was born Jan 7th
The serene quiet Advent movie “ The Sledge Ride” featuring a reindeer sledge riding for hours through the white, snowy, peaceful Northern landscape inspired me to create a peaceful movie of me singing mantras and
After returning to Findhorn from England and the art therapy courses, I became more involved in the Foundation than when I was teaching. I worked in the Home Care Department at the Community Centre and
On 9th August 2014, during the early morning meditation, the original lampshade in the main Park Sanctuary fell down and broke at 6.45 am. Those present at the time reflected later on the event, noting
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Pupak is my Persian name. It means the hoopoe bird, Upupa epops. My Japanese name is Madoka. It means a circle. The two names converge around the shape of a hoop. My biography in 30 words.
