Join the growing number of change makers who are taking action to accelerate a new story for humanity. Watch online or host a group screening. Continue reading
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The Story of The More Beautiful World ~ Charles Eisenstein
"In ten years of podcasting, this show with the legendary author and philosopher Charles Eisenstein might be my favorite. We discuss the myth of separation that has permeated our civilization, and the deep wounds of self-rejection that it has created. Then we build a new story, the story of interbeing, and how it can bring about The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible. This podcast will change the way you look at the world forever. Make sure you listen through to the end for an … Watch video
We are delighted to present our Self-Study version of ‘Myth, Magic & Miracles’ Online from Findhorn!
Join us to rekindle the flame of our mythic imagination, invoke the magical, open to the miraculous, and together unfold a new personal and collective cultural myth to serve the planet at this extraordinary, yet uncertain and changing time in our human history. Book now and expect a miracle! Please share about the journey and let's spread the magic. Featuring Deva Premal & Miten, Jude Currivan, Sharon Blackie, Michael Lindfield, Lyla June, Caroline Myss and Bayo Akomolafe. With host … Continue reading
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Unfold your myth and open to the magical & the miraculous! Continue reading
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Invoke the magical and open to the miraculous! We are delighted to be offering you our Self-Study version of Myth, Magic & Miracles - a mystical journey of Self discovery. Unfold your own personal myth and contribute to the collective weaving of a new cultural myth to guide us in these uncertain times. Continue reading
My New Story by Susan Rooney-Harding
As part of our Blog Series, Living the New Story: Myth, Magic & Miracles, we invited programme participant, Susan Rooney-Harding, to share her personal myth - her new story - as it unfolded throughout our recently completed 8-month journey…. My name is Susan. I live in Adelaide South Australia. This land is Kauna land, and I acknowledge and pay my respect to all elders past, present and emerging. I am fifth generation Australian and am very grateful to call this place home. My ancestors … Continue reading
My New Story by Martin Dixon-Tyrer
As part of our Blog Series, Living the New Story: Myth, Magic & Miracles, we invited programme participant, Martin Dixon-Tyrer, to share his personal myth - his new story - as it unfolded throughout our recently completed 8-month journey…. We currently live in separation. The world that created us is nurturing and abundant, cooperative and generous. The Old Story of a hostile world, a struggle for survival, individualism, competition, heroism, domination, mastery of nature, and scarcity is … Continue reading
Honouring the new story giants whose shoulders we stand upon by Drew Dellinger
Findhorn Fellow, poet, activist and cosmologist, Drew Dellinger, who studied cosmology and ecological thought with Thomas Berry, reminds us of the importance of honouring the new story giants whose shoulders we stand upon.... Please note that the phrase "the story of everything" was first used by Thomas Berry. I helped popularize the phrase when I put the full quote into film materials for the Pachamama Alliance that were used in 80 countries and translated into 18 languages: "To tell the … Continue reading
Sitting in the Fire
Beloveds, I want to deeply appreciate those of you who have shared messages of love, support and empathy in the wake of the devastating fires here at Findhorn in the early hours of Monday, 12 April. The outpouring of love from around the world continues to be an ever-present soothing balm and a source of strength. For those who may not be aware, sadly, both our Community Centre and the Main Sanctuary on our Park campus, where I live, and where many of you will have experienced unique moments of … Continue reading
Lockdown Lessons by Anni Campbell
Every year for about four years, I’ve traveled with my sister-in-law to hike for 10 days or so in Northern Scotland, Pembroke coast of Wales, Dingle in Ireland and once in Portugal. These trips became my time of engaging in a deep way with nature and a sort of spiritual revival. The unique nature is much like my beloved childhood Bretagne. Self-guided hikes were also a time when I bonded more deeply with my sister-in-law. She enables me to continue to connect with the wonderful memories I hold … Continue reading
