Magic and Miracles
I’ve been coming to Findhorn since 2004 and have done Experience Week, the Findhorn Intensive and worked as a volunteer. Findhorn for me at first was challenging, as an introvert I had a dislike of
Findhorn Experience Week 1981
Editor’s note: A precious contemporary record of a Findhorn Experience Week in 1981. We are indebted to Hans Meininger, to get a glimpse of the content of the week as well as his experience from
Love, Magic & Miracles – Interpreting and sharing the magic
Click to view e-book MASAKO WATANABE probably has the distinction of being the one person in the world to have completed the most Experience Weeks – as the translator for more than 30
Findhorn: Past, Present and Future with Michael Lindfield – An Interview with Caroline Matters
Michael Lindfield talks about his experience of the early days of the community at Findhorn and speculates on its future with past Findhorn Foundation CEO Caroline Matters. 2020 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUMcgLKmPoU We thank the Findhorn Foundation
How I Came to Findhorn
I read Paul Hawken’s book, The Magic of Findhorn in 1976 or '77, while at home in Toronto, and really enjoyed and resonated with it. So in the spring of 1977, when I was visiting
My Journey, Neils Paulsen
Craig Phizacklea interviews Niels Paulsen about his journey with the Findhorn Foundation. In this interview, Niels talks about his first calling to this place, the many Experience Weeks he has held and what it was
From social activist to inner work
In the mid-eighties I spent some time at Greenham Common, the women's Peace-camp in the UK. I had been studying medicine, then I became a full time social activist in Amsterdam.
Experience Week
Experience Week started in 1974 when there were too many visitors arriving and a more formal introduction to the Community was needed. This introductory programme has been loved by thousands of participants since
Education Nowadays
Education Nowadays David Spangler introduced education into the community and started the practice of winter classes, open to everyone. They evolved into sessions which could be anything people felt like offering, such as Sacred Dance,
