Arts in the Ecovillage Findhorn (2023)
Author's Note: I wrote the following summary for the Local Place Plan in 2024. I offer it here as a high-level overview. *** Ecovillage Findhorn is home to a rich arts 'ecosystem' that includes individual,
Author's Note: I wrote the following summary for the Local Place Plan in 2024. I offer it here as a high-level overview. *** Ecovillage Findhorn is home to a rich arts 'ecosystem' that includes individual,
Becoming an author is a rite of passage; an initiation. I am starting to lean into what lies across that threshold.
The founders are open and willing to support the Community in this difficult and yet exciting time of transition, by supporting our listening to the voice within and then creating from that inner guidance the “New", based on core principles.
Diana Whitmore has touched thousands of people all around the world in many different contexts. We have set up this post so that those who want to, can share their memories.
This workshop addressed the social dimensions of our community culture by focusing on the Community Centre Through the Years as well as exploring the Gritty Bits (warts-and-all).
Before COVID, there was a singles’ table at the Community Centre ... a place where people could turn up, eat, talk, catch up on what was happening around Findhorn, and enjoy one another’s company. Five years later we sill make a place for one another.
Navigating large amounts of money and housing can trigger deep fears of scarcity. Discover how creative thinking, community resilience, and transforming our mindset can turn financial anxiety into true abundance.
Money Game - an immersive, real-time exercise (not a simulation) using real cash to help participants explore their deep emotional responses as money changes hands.
I have created for myself a consciousness based on the idea that I'm very abundant, that everything I need will come to me and, you know, frankly, it has. I actually don't have very much money, but I have everything in the world I've ever needed.
I'm not sure he ever realised quite how much he meant to others, but the messages shared since his death have made one thing very clear, Dave was unforgettable, and he will be remembered with enormous affection by those who knew him.