The role of the environment in our Community, whether built environment, nature, food growing, sustainability, innovative technology or Community places
THE UNIVERSAL HALL A Sacred Building The Universal Hall is on a power point formed by a sacred triangle of ley lines with Iona and Glastonbury. The Universal Hall is a sacred building built on
IN PERFECT TIMING The History of Cluny The history of Cluny includes, of course, Peter, Eileen and Dorothy managing it from 1957-62, but the Foundation’s history with it began on 17th November 1975, precisely 13
COMMUNITY EXPANSION FROM BUYING CLUNY TO BUILDING THE UNIVERSAL HALL TO DUNELANDS
THE UNIVERSAL HALL Mulling a lecture and discussion on Findhorn and esoteric questions, one evening late, I leave my Guest Group, walk alone down an unlighted black path. On impulse I stop, turn
The First Bungalows first cedarwood bungalows arrived 1967 photo Findhorn Foundation During 1967 and 1968 seven cedarwood bungalows arrived in the bare duneland. Joanie’s was the first that went up in April
CLUNY'S RENOVATIONS CREW I came to the community in January 1976 and was part of the renovations crew preparing Cluny for use as a hotel that summer, and then strictly as an educational (and light)
The Original Garden My involvement with the Original Garden began one freezing winter morning in 2009, at a meeting to discuss the deer fence. Posts and gates had already gone up, to some dismay and
Reducing our ecological footprint … and our costs In its first year the Findhorn Foundation’s efficient new biomass boiler saved £15,000 in fuel costs and reduced our carbon emissions by about 80 tonnes. Installed towards
FROM GARDENS TO ECOVILLAGE The Expansion of the Ecovillage Walking into Craig Gibsone’s whisky barrel, made from mostly recycled materials, the wood stove is burning and pottery in muted shades adds to the warm mix
Trees, Trees and More Trees On congruency and gratitude – a practical lesson from nature Using Co-Creative Science I asked nature to step into a teacher role for me. One day the gravel patch
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