There are places where the location is more than either built environment or nature – such as Erraid and Iona. Here are stories that have a strong sense of place – even if they take place in a building such as Cluny or Newbold House.
In 2026 we will be opening up to new members. Ideally it would be a couple with (or without) children, at least one of whom would have the time, energy and desire to continue to develop and caretake this place.
The idea for the investigation came when I heard someone saying "oh are you working in the library, that dusty place with old books ?"
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...
The following document was found at Traigh Bhan on Iona by Katherine Collis in the summer of 2025 and a pdf was supplied for the Celebrating One Incredible Family archives. Starting in December 1970, the
Transcript of a taped conversation on 30 July 1981 in which Peter Caddy is talking about Trees at the Findhorn Foundation.
Click to view e-book West Moray is the area of Scotland in which Forres and Findhorn are situated. In this section we consider the natural environment of Moray, the history of Scotland and
The celebrated Findhorn spiritual community in northeast Scotland is rising Phoenix-like in the devastating aftermath of Covid, Brexit, an arson attack, massive job losses and near financial collapse.
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