The Open Community was the title of the organisation set up by the Findhorn Foundation in the second half of 1994. It was set up after the recognition that many people had moved into the area after having done workshops in the Foundation and decided to move in order to be nearer to the community.
This post, authored by Mary Inglis and Roger Dounda, was previously published in Findhorn Today – Papers prepared for New Synthesis Think Tank Conference October 1987 New York City. People who join the Findhorn Foundation
This article was previously published in One Earth Magazine Volume 5 Issue 3B June 1985 Weatherwise Homes was born in the 'winter of our discontent', 1979. It was an all-time low in the history of the
This article was first published in One Earth Magazine Vol. 4, Issue 2, December/January 1983/84. Wood as a medium has always spoken to me. I had a good grounding at school in careful woodwork, and
Background: – 80s & 90s – times of growth and change I first moved up to live in the Findhorn Foundation community in April 1986, having visited a few times in the previous 3-4 years,
This post has been compiled from hardcopy minutes and notes provided by Alex Walker. We are very grateful for his diligence to keep these files for such a long time. As the documents are often
Click to see whole book "Thus from the beginning, the intent of the Trust has not been to create a garden, nor to build a community, but to demonstrate a consciousness of attunement
I arrived in Findhorn in 1981. The community as an entity differentiated from the Foundation didn’t exist at that point. My wife and I bought Bay Cottage and we were among the forerunners of people
ASSOCIATES IN THE 1980s From 1980-85 I did not live in the community. Along with Alan Jacobsen, the Brockbanks and the Ripleys, we were pioneers and were called the Associate Members, although in 1981 I
ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP You Are Not Going Without Me In 1980 we had found The Findhorn Garden in our local bookshop and read it with fascination. Now Richard was proposing to visit Findhorn, so we all
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Born in Leicester to a Quaker family. Physiotherapist, married, 4 children. Lived in Malawi and Botswana before coming to Findhorn. Stayed ever since. Passion for theatre.
