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.
One Earth, 2nd edition, volume 0, issue number 6, was originally published in winter 1978. Inside this magazine you can find such features as Sacred Geometry And The Universal Hall; Lavender Hill; and From Nation
Architect George Ripley and Lyle Schnadt talk about the building of the Universal Hall in the Findhorn Foundation Community. The audio is from a lecture recorded in 2002 with slides from the time of building
This is a story about the gates to our Original Garden, the garden from which our Community grew. It is the sacred space in which our co-founders Peter and Eileen Caddy and Dorothy Maclean lived
Cluny Hill has played a central role in the history of our Community. It was the practical training ground for our four founders 1957-62, and came into the ownership of the Findhorn Foundation in 1975.
This is a blast from the past. Enjoy this slideshow of 100+ photos from the Findhorn Foundation Archive. You can bathe in almost 7 minutes of impressions from the time when Peter Caddy was manager
A short slideshow of images in and around Findhorn Foundation's Cluny Hill campus. Photography by Mark Richards - AuroraFindhorn and music (©) by the legends, Crosby, Stills and Nash.
Over the decades the hill behind Cluny has been identified by many people sensitive to such energies as a Power Point. This post is only a very brief summary. We hope that in time we
These stories have been passed on over the years; especially around the fire in the Lounge of a winter’s evening, when it’s just the Cluny Family in the building, and we sometimes have such ‘cosy’ evenings.
The much awaited building of the New Sanctuary has finally started! In the early hours of 12th April 2021 the Sanctuary was destroyed by a fire set by one of our own members. Clearing and
This travel diary was written in 2007 during a weeklong stay in Traigh Bhan, the Findhorn Foundation's retreat house on Iona.
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