Follow the rainbow to Findhorn
A documentary about the FINDHORN-ECO-VILLAGE in the north of Scotland.
What’s the glue connecting people to live in community?
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From humble beginnings to one of the world’s first eco-villages, the Findhorn Foundation and Community in the North of Scotland is home to over 400 people of all ages and backgrounds.This documentary follows some of them as they share their personal experiences of daily living and working together, their passion for community, their visions and dreams for the future.This is a place with no hidden agenda, where value is placed on inspired action through deep inner listening to the wisdom inherent in each human being. Take a closer look – discover the real meaning of sustainable living and find out what happens when a group of people come together with a shared vision for the future. Be inspired by the magic of Findhorn and the lives of those who dare to ground their dreams in reality.
The DVD includes a special interview with Neale Donald Walsch, author of ‘Conversations with God’, about the place of Findhorn. He also shows a way of how we can come closer to the mystery of our being … (Extras are without subtitles)
The movie is in english.
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“Who are we? Where are we? What is this place that we call the Earth? What is the purpose of all of life? What are we doing with all that data? What are we up to? What are we actually accomplishing if anything here during a lifetime? Many as a person has asked themselves those questions in their final moments of their life. What is that all about? What was all that about? [...] I think a place like Findhorn allows us to explore those questions, those higher truths at any moment that we wish.”
Neale Donald Walsch
Get another taste of the movie and read the report from Geoff Dalglish about his lifechanging experiences in in Findhorn:
Choosing the Green Road
A former race and rally driver has traded his beloved 4×4 in on a bicycle and is sampling life in the community with the lowest recorded ecological footprint. But is this living, Geoff Dalglish wonders?
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Markus Werner has been working for the German broadcastchannel “PROSIEBENSAT1″ for eleven years as an editor. He is a cameraman and editor since 1993.
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