I had heard that my friend and long time co-worker Christine Hartmann was on a cancer journey far away in her native Germany. Then several things came together: overlooking the garden from my room in
With the announcement of the imminent sale of Cluny I have created this montage of photos to Mike Scott's Experience Week song. The song, written in 1992 was released on the Lion of Love CD
One Earth, 2nd edition, volume 2, issue number 4, was originally published in March / April 1982. Features inside this magazine include A Life With Music; The Power Of Transformative Art; and Musicians And
One Earth, 2nd edition, volume 1, issue number 4, was originally published in 1981. Features in this magazine include Crafting Vision; Music And the Sacred Geometry Of Sound; and Earth Sings. *To browse
This film is of significance for our collective autobiography not only because of the succinct description Andre gives about his visit, but also because of the impact it had on its viewers. When asked the
Chris Cathles writes... I have been involved with recording music and events in the Findhorn Foundation Community again and again over the decades. I am delighted to share here a programme I made for the
As the Findhorn Foundation shapeshifts in preparation for its unfolding into something new and more sustainable in 2024, I have selected a few images that capture some of the essence of what Findhorn - and
Expanding Light It is the American Southwest; again, the lake forests of Scandinavia; pampas grasslands of Equador (where the bobolink winters); meadows of a Sicilian spring; reflections, at high tide and white mist, of a
Dee Sunshine was born in Glasgow. He had a traumatising childhood as both parents struggled with difficulties, and as the oldest of three he bore the brunt. When he was 19 his mother
2 beautiful huge murals grace the back walls in the auditorium of the Universal Hall. They create a unique holding for the great variety of events in this space. They were a gift
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