Findhorn Foundation on Reels

Margo van Greta shows us one of her favourite spots on Findhorn Beach, where the bay meets the Moray Firth and where seals are often seen. | Findhorn Foundation

As one of the first members to join the community at Findhorn in the 1960s, John Willoner recalls the very first people and buildings to arrive in what is today called The Park or the Findhorn Ecovillage. | Findhorn Foundation

🌟🎉Our Birthday Celebrations 🎉🌟 Jonathan Caddy, son of our community’s co-founders Peter and Eileen Caddy, celebrates the day his parents and their friend Dorothy Maclean arrived at Findhorn on the 17th of November 1962 together with our community. Today marks the day they pulled the 'Original Caravan' to its spot to the caravan site at Findhorn Bay where it is still standing today. Around this little caravan in the north east of Scotland a community has grown, which has become one of the wor

Katie Sharrock tells us about life in isolation in 2020 on the tiny Isle of Erraid. Erraid is a small rural spiritual community on the West Coast of Scotland which is connected to the Findhorn Foundation. Facebook page for the Erraid community: Isle of Erraid - The Findhorn Foundation Announcement: The Voices videos will now come out on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays while we work on other online projects. The next video will come out on Sunday. | Findhorn Foundation