At its heart, the Findhorn Foundation Community is a spiritual community – a Mystery School. We seek nothing less than alignment with Spirit, and here you’ll find accounts of personal journeys supported by individual and collective spiritual practices: life under the wings of the Angel of Findhorn.
This Topic looks at the history of and spiritual connections between the island of Iona, the retreat house Traigh Bhan and the links with the Findhorn Foundation.
I wish to explore how Iona stirs the Will, a will to incarnate who we are more fully in the world -a world that both calls us and deeply yearns for the gifts we have to give...
Over the years, I have been privileged to hear hundreds of accounts detailing people's experiences on Iona. It is many of these experiences, as well as my own, which have led me to honour the way spirit plays through the island and speaks to our deeper selves
The tiny Hebridean island of Iona has for centuries been regarded as a place of immense spiritual power and beauty and Scotland's most holy island...
Click to view e-book Thoughts on the Future Never be afraid of changes, Never be afraid of expansion Simply let go And allow it all to happen quite naturally. Open your eyes and
This article was previously published in Network News 2 Winter 1994 *** One morning, about halfway through my stay here, I awoke to discover I was once more in contact with the Angel of Findhorn.
Anna shares her journey, beginning with her family's move to the community in 1974 due to her husband Dick's interest in spiritual matters to her becoming an international Sacred Dance teacher.
Fancy a tour of a different world view from the electrical man who started in this community going about on his bicycle with a small cardboard box in the guise of a tool box..?
This document summarises some of the principles of the Rosicrucian Order. It is sourced from one of a series of pamphlets produced in the 1930s by the Rosicrucian Order Crotona Fellowship (ROCF). Like many, if not all of the Order's publications, it was written by the Supreme Magus of the Order, Dr Sullivan writing as Aureolis. Dr Sullivan was Peter Caddy's first spiritual teacher and Caddy was a member of the ROCF in the 1930s.
I was at the end of a rope At the bottom of some cliffs At Primrose Bay. “It’s an easy climb,” they said, And I said, “Fine. I can do it. I’ve climbed before.” The
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Came to join the Findhorn Foundation in 1973. Born in Scotland, grew up in Lesotho, educated in South Africa. Still lives in the Findhorn Community.
