Introduction to the Findhorn Foundation

Long term community member, Michael Mitton gives a fascinating talk on the Findhorn Foundation. Using lots of slides and archive material he sheds light on the history, current activities and future developments of this world famous spiritual community, eco-village and learning centre.
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[@marikasellgren7432]

One Day I Will visit Findhorn. Remember the movie "My dinner Whith Andr'e ".

[@celticwarrior777]

How facinating to hesr how it started and the progression. Such a shame though was started by people who were homeless withlittle to no money and its now so expensive, poor people part of the spiritual community cant afford to join in the rest of the spiritual community. Very very expensive it shouldnt be to come be be part of the EXPERIENCE. Should be about the spiritual community not extortionate prices that are unaffordable for anyone but middle class and up.

[@Glueckshaus]

Thank you, Michael and your team, so much for sharing this video! I can't get enough of it :-) ... being back in Düsseldorf / Germany with SUCH a great longing ... I was searching such a great part of my life ... and I found so much by being participant in experience week, service week and lcg this year. How can I manage to stay connected? Often a day I'm thinking like this: "10 a.m here ... 9 a.m at Findhorn - now they are all starting in their working departments and are tuning in ..." I listen and sing to taize songs I learned in Findhorn. I try to stay in contact via whatsapp with some friends I made in Findhorn. I watch all the youtube videos about or from Findhorn that I can find (and I was very happy to find a new one today :-) ). It's not enough ... I'm sure I'm not alone with my great longing and need for a solution ... something like "virtual Findhorn" perhaps? ;-) Love and blessings! XXX

[@ulrikegreimers-dieglucksbo9688]

Amazing ... now we have first parts of "virtual Findhorn" :-)

[@LaneyandherGermanShepherds]

I want to do this here where I live . I been doing it with nature spirits and last year was the best year yet.

[@LaneyandherGermanShepherds]

I want a farm that is for sale and restore the land that been withering away from farming with chemicals.

[@4444colin]

I remember making an emotional statement of I could never live or work there. I ended going to the place 5 times and was downgraded to a small apartment. I think in retrospect when we emotionalize a strong like or dislike it pulls it in to our world. I did not have any spiritual practice so I really fell into dispair. Thank God for God. So a much longer path to miracle's but arriving non the less to a spiritual practice and Life.

[@4444colin]

Loved the stories and history. Nice that clooney hall was purchased. It could have been demolished for bricks Now that would have been a heart break.

[@barbaramcspadden8655]

Cool. One human family. I will always be part of The Farm in that expansive way. Much 💞

[@helenyates3951]

It is a great pity that the essential beginnings were humble Now only according to the details so expensive to visit. Ironic isnt it? If one of the founders had been in the military then they were not penniless because they would have received a pension from there. So doesnt really sound totally truthful.

[@emeraldcoastgardensfl7323]

Thank you for the great introduction to Findhorn as it is today. Would love to hear more about your discussions of sociocracy. What an interesting line of thought!

[@solgato5186]

I will make it to FIndhorn somehow.

[@FindhornFoundation]

We look forward to your arrival when you do make it!

[@nicovanschaik3436]

Wowie!!!