We’ve been talking about the NewNormal since the first statistical decreases in this pandemic’s infections/hospitalisations/deaths. “Enough talking,” say I. Surely for Findhorn Ecovillagers and their supporters the “NewNormal” can’t really be called cutting edge any more…😵 Heck, if you’re still having difficulty doing the NewNormal then perhaps it may be too late!😉 As I still […]
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Feeling potential
Charles Eisenstein‘s essay, The Coronation, published March 2020, has been mentioned in blogs here before. I read it at the end of last year and later, critiques from both sides of the aisle too. Rising (re?)infection figures post 2021-summer-holidays, challenged me to return to it, and to upload a link below for y’all if you’re […]
Happy Eileen’s Birthday
Eileen Caddy MBE (right) was a spiritual teacher and author; one of the three founders of the Findhorn Foundation community at the Findhorn Ecovillage, Moray Firth, in northeast Scotland. She exemplified the principle of “Deep Inner Listening.” Born: August 26, 1917, Alexandria, Egypt Died: December 13, 2006, Findhorn, United Kingdom Spouse: Peter Caddy (m. 1957–1978), […]
Agile curves
Summer’s here, yaay! Possibly less “yaay!” if you’re worried about it being bikini/speedo time again… Putting it rather plastically: so above so below😱; so within so without😕; so mind so matter😵; &c. What we put in we get out… But look on the bright side: in spirit terms we are one&all perfectly formed and one&all made in […]
FEC Common Ground
Social development
First of all, happy World Environment Day. May we all continue to co-create positive physical conditions conducive to developing life on our planet! Community development=social development=ever changing relationships; ie. relations between developing participants vary constantly. So we can only plan for progress, not for perfect solutions. That makes for a bumpy and uncomfortable route map. […]
Carbon bites – CO2 assessment
Time to measure our carbon footprints again. The Collaboration Circle wants Findhorn Ecovillage Community to become carbon neutral by 2030. It is an ambitious goal that runs parallel with the carbon target recently announced by Moray Council. The first step will be a study over two years to see if such a goal is feasible […]
