On 7th September 1998 this event in the Universal Hall at Findhorn presented the Phoenix Rising project to the Community. The initial four minutes (apologies for the poor sound) show the party beforehand: it gives
This short video was made to promote my workshop Astroshamanic Trance Dance in Lancashire in 2014. It explains in brief what the work is about. [The full transcript is shown below the video.] Full transcript:
During the ICSA conference 2013*) which took place at Findhorn I gave a presentation entitled Why is Community so Popular in Individualistic Society? based on more than 10 years of research. In it I explore
In November 2016 the members of the Caring Community Circle (CCC) were invited to take part in an Evoneers' Journey. We decided to work on developing a business plan for a care agency with a
With Ian Turnbull's encouragement and back up I have just finished a series of Scots song / story happenings at Cullerne House. They’ve gone amazingly well. The sessions are themed and interwoven to form a
In 2017 Ralph White from the Open Centre in New York organised a Western Mysteries Conference. The group travelled to Iona and other Hebridean islands. He then brought them to the Findhorn Foundation to see
In this talk Kosha Joubert tells us, "Apartheid is not an old issue that died in the nineties" and "Apartheid means to be in a state of separation". It is still with us as many
On the occasion of Black Friday 2023 we offer this thought-provoking talk from 2017. It is as relevant as ever. I explore how we have moved into an age of 'More" with an infinite choice
Lisa Shaw is an artist and photographer who grew up in the Findhorn Foundation Community. In this video she talks about the blending of art, nature and technology and how it influences her work in
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.
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Originally from Surrey (born Kingston-upon-Thames) lived primarily in West Wales before visiting here and staying. A freelance commercial photographer since late 1970s. Supporter of AV, XR, AR & JSO.
