Holding a bubble of love for Dürten
When Dürten came to Aberdeen, she was not thrilled with the city, but I had just started to live here so I kidnapped her one day and we had a whistle stop tour of the
When Dürten came to Aberdeen, she was not thrilled with the city, but I had just started to live here so I kidnapped her one day and we had a whistle stop tour of the
In September 2018 I took this photo of Dürten, when she was working for the Co-Creative Spirituality Conference. This is how I see her: inspired, strong and joyful. About six months ago I made a
Dürten’s warm smile was featured on the front cover of the Rainbow Bridge, following her death at the start of last week. She has passed into the light now but I will picture her
To Dürten Lau, a dear friend and inspirational anchor in our community at the Park Ecovillage Findhorn. May your journey on be truly glorious!
Sven Skatun shares with us: My dear friend Iain Oughtred sailed out on his final journey three weeks ago. Many people in and around Findhorn would have known and loved him as well. There was
It is with great sadness that I let our community know that Chryss Alexzander died unexpectedly on Sunday the 3rd of March 2024 at 5am. Chryss became a member of the Foundation in 1979, saying
My first real contact with Barbara was when she offered me a foot massage. Until then I had seen her as a very sweet old lady with whom one should mind one's Ps and Qs. I
Editor’s note: The following article by Marianna Lines was previously published in One Earth Magazine Volume 9, Issue 4 Spring 1990. Barbara D'Arcy Thompson's life was an adventure as was her death. It occurred on
This tribute, written by Daniela Montaldi, George's niece, on behalf of his family.
In Summer 1982 they met: Bernadette, the free spirit, and Christoph, a single dad of a 4 year old son. They met during an exploration of ‘alternative living’ projects in Switzerland and decided to set