This is quite a broad category, so we’ve broken it down into a number of sub-categories. Arts, Celebrations and Rituals play a central role in our Community culture, and here you’ll find stories that concern these activities.
My first meeting with Sir George was not connected with the Findhorn Community at all. As a family, Diana and the children had recently moved to Gloucestershire where I was training in furniture making in
Poems by Barbara Loveland from her unpublished collection, Heart Explosions. She captures her life - inner and outer - in the Community. A Heart Tree I painted a heart tree in memory of all those
Tall. Slender. Beautiful. Barbara looked like the archetypal hippy dolly bird, with long, dark hair and a fringe framing her big, grey-blue eyes. I mention her looks because they were striking – there were some
I was born in Eastbourne in Sussex, where I had a solitary childhood with a workaholic father who provided for me well enough materially but not emotionally; he was also gay and his
Annie was born in Glasgow and grew up in a large extended family. She shares many happy memories of a magical time with holidays in Millport, looking out onto Ailsa Craig. Enjoying
Glenn talks about his happy childhood with a loving mother and a more challenging critical father. From early on he had a strong connection with acting, singing and radio presenting yet life’s path presented
Dozen Highland Discs features a diverse range of people from across the Findhorn Community, who are given twelve musical choices and invited to share the stories and memories behind each track. Energy Brown, who hosts
When writing the story entitled ROC Music, my reflections took me further to look at the cultural, political and evolutionary context of the 1960s. Setting the scene The Office of the Historian states “The Cuban
Constance lived at the Findhorn Foundation back in the day. As part of an artists hunt in October 2022 Mystic Manda who now lives in Constance's bungalow tuned into her spirit and we learned about
John, also known as Pasha, talks with Callum, his former housemate, and Alex. With lots of good humour, the conversation is far ranging, giving a young person's critique of the state of the world and
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I’m John, I studied neuropsychology as a backup to the financial risks of my artistic endeavours, and fortunately I was brought on the path of filmmaking and music composition to serve the world!
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