The Tea Meditation – Findhorn TEDx 2017
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
From Wastewater to Deep Beauty – Findhorn TEDx
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
Cluny Hill – Early days impressions
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
More Recent Cluny Days
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.
Dance and Music Festival 2001
A precious recollection of times, people and places gone by.
The Findhorn Story 2023
On 24th September 2023 Julia and David Spangler, Roger and Katherine Collis and Mary Inglis discussed the ongoing story and inspiration of Findhorn at an online event sponsored by the Center for Contemporary Mysticism. In
Compassion Dialogue – The Death & Rebirth of Findhorn
In this interview William Bloom talks with Terry Gilbey, CEO of the Findhorn Foundation. Terry shares about his personal story. He describes his childhood very positively even though he was a child with severe dyslexia,
New Sanctuary Blessing Ceremony 1st October 2023
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
Cluny Garden Stonework
I lived at Cluny from 1993 to 2007. In that time I developed a passion to work with stone in my spare time. It started with a first drystone wall in 1996. With the Love
Spiritual Question Time – Service
In March 2016, shortly after the intensive five weeks of “Time Together” meetings in the Findhorn Foundation, which lead to a significant changes in the organisational structure, I invited Roger Doudna and Mari Hollander to
