While a fully crowd-sourced model isn't feasible right now, the foundational cataloguing and structural decisions still need to happen. I am stepping up to complete this groundwork so I can leave the community with a clear, sustainable action plan to follow once my contract finishes.
Exploring the Community's relationship to money, business, and financial sustainability - historic 'ashram economy' to 'mixed economy' and 'hard currency'.
Honouring Margo Van Greta with our memories and tributes.
Reflecting on my journey through social activism, life in the Ecovillage Findhorn, and the practice of Buddhism, I am reminded of the profound impact each dimension has had on my life.
My point of view is that Inner Work is an essential aspect of the Outer Work we do. This Inner Work can be practised in a large variety of ways. It is widely known as Spiritual Practice.
Report of a public consultation workshop conducted to engage the Ecovillage Findhorn community as "co-curators" in shaping the governance, preservation priorities, and ethical access policies of the Community Archive.
Writing this account, assisted by an extensive archive of the project, it is simple enough to list in a few words the genesis of the woodland garden. The reality however was hours of work by a committed group and various visiting volunteers over a number of years, and plenty of coffee, tea and biscuits.
A reimagined ‘Experience Week: From I to We’ has been launched to meet the needs of seekers in today’s fast-paced and high-pressure world.
There’s a Loving Aliveness flowing through this whole community garden project with the result that not only the grow boxes are bursting with green and, at times, flowering abundance but what was just ‘sterile‘ gravel has now become full of pollinator-loving volunteer plants.
"I am ecology" rather than "the environment is out there." Co-creation isn't a technique applied to nature, it's a relationship of mutual belonging.
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