This extract from our film Findhorn - 1975 documentary shows Community members working on the Universal Hall, their reflections, and conversations as well as an interview with a local contractor. It gives a lovely insight
The River Findhorn is one of the longest and wildest rivers in Scotland. It is one of the much loved places locally for Community members and guests alike. A visit to Randolph's Leap was a
This video shows a short night walk through Cluny Hill, from the Dining Room to my room (room 23), above the Ballroom, passing by the ground floor corridor around the Lounge, the notice boards, Reception,
Lisa Shaw explains the concept of the 'Living Machine' situated in the Park Ecovillage Findhorn. Biomatrix Water uses plants and greenhouses to clean waste black water into clean water that meets all the necessary standards.
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
These photos were taken during the 50th Birthday Celebrations.
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 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
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
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