Follow the rainbow to Findhorn (2010)
About the community and the ecovillage in the North of Scotland. Catch glimpses of Community members and presenters, sharing their experience and love for this place.
About the community and the ecovillage in the North of Scotland. Catch glimpses of Community members and presenters, sharing their experience and love for this place.
During the ICSA conference 2013*) which took place at Findhorn I gave a presentation entitled Why is Community so Popular in Individualistic Society? based on more than 10 years of research. In it I explore
In this timeline we focus on significant milestones in the development of the Park Ecovillage Findhorn. As always our picture is incomplete - we welcome suggestions for improvement! (Please leave a comment below or Contact
Mo's Bungalow Mo bought a bungalow on the Findhorn Bay Caravan Park and opened her home to many guests over the years. She ran a hostel-style B&B and practised an open-door culture. The key was
The Threads of Life initiative arose, in 2016, from my observation amongst some peer elders, that ageing involves considerable grief over lost ability to do some of the things that many have invested a lot
Following the recent decision of the Findhorn Foundation to sell Cluny Hill, as a way to honour the pragmatic size of the property, I'm sharing the planimetry of all its floors. I am convinced that
The purpose of Gathering Threads is to provide an opportunity for us to revisit and review our life path in details to have a record of that from which something can be created to pass
Summary The concept of affordable housing in The Park evolved in 2010 during the development process of the Magic Triangle by Duneland Ltd. It was made possible through a very close and effective collaboration with
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
Healthworks is a multidisciplinary complementary health centre in the heart of Forres. Just off High Street, down Bank Lane, in a three storey terraced listed building, people from all walks of life have found support