Igniting the Fire of Hope (2016)
In this talk held in the Park Ecovillage on November 20th 2016, I explore what is required of us to pioneer a soul-inspired path into this new world of group endeavour - guided by the
In this talk held in the Park Ecovillage on November 20th 2016, I explore what is required of us to pioneer a soul-inspired path into this new world of group endeavour - guided by the
During this conversation with Roger Doudna Michael Shaw reflects on his involvement with the Community over the last 50 years. He writes: In 1974 during a flight from Australia to London I read The Limits
Project Cullerne was described in Gordon Cutler's article in One Earth Magazine. The following document is the prospectus for Project Cullerne written by Dick Barton in September 1982. We offer it both as facsimile in
One Earth magazine, 3rd edition, issue number 3, was originally published in Summer 1991. Features in this edition include Of Angels And The Earth, Mystery School And Planetary Service, and Working With Nature.
One Earth, 2nd edition, volume 0, issue number 5, was originally published in spring 1978. Inside this magazine you can find such features as Planetary Mystery Schools; The Role And Future For Light Workers;
What, exactly, is the "Western Mystery Tradition", and what does the Findhorn Foundation Community have to do with it?
...Contrary to popular opinion, the Findhorn Community was not solely founded on beach sand and couch grass, Eileen Caddy’s inner guidance, Dorothy Maclean’s conversations with angels, and Peter Caddy’s heroic efforts with compost and cabbages...
"Suddenly and unexpectedly they appeared from out of the mists of time with a message for the world, and secretly their message interwove itself into the philosophies, religions and sciences..."
Click to view e-book (First appeared as 'Findhorn and the Western Mystery Tradition", One Earth Volume 2 Issue 6, 1982.) When I first came to the Findhorn Community some seven years ago, one of
Click to view e-book (First published in One Earth Magazine, Spring 1978. Click here for an overview of posts in the series The Art of Living in Community.) I am convinced that my