Most of us have heard of Findhorn (Scotland), made famous–at least initially–by its 40-pound cabbages. More significantly, however, the garden that produced these wonders was part of a “new age” community pioneering eco-friendly practices, specifically designed and managed in harmony and co-creation with nature, and nature spirits. This commitment and vision was practically unheard of in 1962 when Findhorn began, and not much more in vogue during the 1970s when media attention to the bountiful harvest put Findhorn on the national and international map. The Findhorn Foundation has grown during the last 50 years into a spiritual community, an eco-village, an international holistic educational center, and a publisher of books, and all of these outreaches and resources hold the same vision as when it began: helping to unfold a new human consciousness and create a positive and sustainable future.
Happy Birthday Findhorn, and many thanks for being a sustainable voice and mindset long before it was fashionable to do so, and for continuing to evolve into doing your Great Work!
You may recognize these NCReview titles, but perhaps hadn’t noticed that Findhorn Press is the publisher, or made the connection between the publisher and those 40-pound cabbages. (Note: To see all titles published by Findhorn (or any publisher) on NCR, simply click on the publisher name in the title listing and it will take you to all titles published by that author.)
The Heart’s Note: Sounding Love in Your Life from Your Heart’s Secret Chamber
Lost and Found: From Racecar Driver to Pilgrim, from Soweto to Findhorn
Gay Conversations with God: Straight Talk on Fanatics, Fags and the God Who Loves Us All
101 Relationship Myths: How to Stop Them from Sabotaging Your Happiness
