Findhorn Garden BBC Radio 4 (2025)
In this radio programme we are treated not only to interviews with present Community members but also to a lot of historical recordings as well as an endeavour to record sonic traces of higher elemental worlds.
In this radio programme we are treated not only to interviews with present Community members but also to a lot of historical recordings as well as an endeavour to record sonic traces of higher elemental worlds.
Transcript of a taped conversation on 30 July 1981 in which Peter Caddy is talking about Trees at the Findhorn Foundation.
Bats, the UK's only flying mammals, are in serious decline, with their numbers dropping by 55% since the 1960s. This has led to legal protection for their breeding and resting places. While they often feature
I came to know about The Findhorn Garden through an experiment with a well-known and usually very deceptive and trivial phenomenon: the ouija or planchette.
As the Chair of the Findhorn Hinterland Trust (FHT), I'm incredibly proud to share the journey of our new Sanctuary, which opened its doors on Easter Sunday, April 20, 2025. In this story I share about the diverse contributions of FHT along the way.
Many subtle being encounters in the forty years since, ranging from the sound of a Deva’s heavy footsteps approaching when sat alone in the depths of a highland forest, to the sparkling rainbow-coloured displays of Nature Spirits and Angels who are always accompanied with overwhelming feelings of joy.
This Topic explores The Original Garden at Park Ecovillage Findhorn which is famous for being ‘where it all began’ and the place where the Community’s founders first connected with and worked with the subtle realms, devas, and nature spirits in ‘co-creation with nature’.
The Findhorn Garden Story has captured the imagination of many people ever since Peter Caddy started to talk about it during his travels around the UK in 1965. This post tells the story of the
As we move forward in the 21st century, faced with all the ecological challenges of a deteriorating and overexploited planet, it’s up to all of us with a different, positive vision for the future to ensure that we do change the present disastrous course that mainstream culture is heading in.
R. Ogilvie Crombie (ROC) (1899-1975) was a great influence on the Community in the 1970s, via original audio-visual presentations like this one, where ROC tells of his experiences with the Nature Spirits.