Life at Findhorn

Strange times

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 25 April 2008

Talking to the descendants

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 14 April 2008

Our second report from the Positive Energy conference at Findhorn

Positive Energy Conference

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• Posted by Mattie Porte
• 25 March 2008

Findhorn resident Mattie Porte shares information about the current conference on positive energy at Findhorn that will continue until March 28.

The Transition Town concept

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 17 March 2008

Jonathan Dawson suggests that ecovillages are moving toward encouraging Transition Towns, which allow sustainability to be incorporated into mainstream society.

The dog that turned green

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 29 February 2008

Communities in Scotland and Brazil raise questions about carbon trading

The LA Ecovillage

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 22 February 2008

Jonathan Dawson blogs about an alternative Findhorn, in downtown Los Angeles...

Away with the fairies

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• Posted by Rhiannon Hanfman
• 19 February 2008

Spring has sprung at Findhorn, and memories of nature spirits are re-awakened

Blazing a trail

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• Posted by Rhiannon Hanfman
• 01 February 2008

Approaches to leadership evolve, and one man's vision for an art centre enriches the whole community

The whiskey barrel house

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• Posted by Rhiannon Hanfman
• 22 January 2008

Rhiannon Hanfman explores a sustainable house and garden like no other

Guiding the game

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• Posted by Rhiannon Hanfman
• 15 January 2008

Standing in for Jonathan Dawson, Rhiannon Hanfman tells us about a game that has become an important part of Findhorn

What was the first ecovillage?

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 07 January 2008

Pondering the beginnings of communitarian living

Christmas at Findhorn

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 20 December 2007

As the temperature at the Findhorn eco-village drops to double-digit negatives, the residents prepare for carol-singing, parties and a dip in the North Sea.

Returning to Findhorn

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 10 December 2007

The Findhorn eco-village has had to work hard to avoid becoming a 'New Age old people's home', but it seems to have paid off

Marathon man

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 29 November 2007

Jonathan relishes a life away from the fast lane - well until he runs the London Marathon

Economic worries and divine intervention

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• Posted by Jonathan Dawson
• 16 November 2007

Jonathan Dawson discusses the financial problems at Findhorn and the village's unique way of dealing with them.