We hope you’ll enjoy to join our journey through the Findhorn Garden Week in pictures.

I am having such a lovely journey with the daily minute of silence of noon each day, here at Ecovillage Findhorn and on my travels. It flows through my days like a golden thread of light and surprises me in the most interesting moments.

Andrea and Holger met at Findhorn in 1989. Following their inner guidance drew them together even though they didn’t want it at first.

A very Findhorn way for things to happen: Mathijs Mulder-Barge shares how a one-week visit in April 2024 turned into a house, a home, and now a role helping shape the next chapter of the Findhorn Foundation SCIO and Ecovillage Findhorn.

Join the conversation online ~ 10 July | 6.15-7.45 pm BST | Zoom ~ The Power of Vision: Advancing Integrated and Interconnected Development

A conversation with Judy McAllister, who came to Findhorn 48 years ago, on belonging, reconnecting with nature and ourselves, and two summer weeks that invite you to slow down and come home to who you are.

This International Day of Yoga, we celebrate the wisdom that healthy aging is not only about adding years to life, but about adding life to our years.

Listen to the intelligences of nature, sense the life in the land around you, and discover what becomes possible when humans and nature work in conscious partnership.

For Park resident Carolin Waldmann, music and dance are her pathway to Spirit, with each of our three practices sounding a note in the orchestra of community.

After an absence of more than two years, a familiar friend has returned to the Park Ecovillage Findhorn. Experience Week is happening again, and it was a delight to welcome guests from around the world.

Mathijs shares how Tuesday mornings in the garden became one of the most nourishing parts of life at Findhorn for him and his son Suriël. You are invited to join us if you like.

20th of May is World Bee Day. To celebrate the bees we share about their vital role in the web of life and how beekeeping at Findhorn is not only about honey, but also about love, care, connection and community building.

Kate, who looks after our daily online meditation team introduces herself and tells us how parenthood unexpectedly became her personal spiritual practice.

In celebration of the Celtic festival of Beltane, we are delighted to share a link to Beltane: Celtic Wisdom for our Time. This is the intro session to the eight-part Findhorn Foundation online series, Spirit of Iona, created by Katherine Collis and friends.

Introducing our team, one member at a time: Britta tells us how she first visited the Findhorn Foundation for Experience Week, spent five years on the remote Isle of Erraid, and then moved to Findhorn in 2014 where she has been living and working ever since.

We invite you to join us for our community calls twice a month. Find out more about the inspiration behind our new online offering Seeds of Light. Let's come together and harness the positive energy of lightworkers in a world full of crises.

Find out more about our history with the Network of Light, our connection to the UN which continues to evolve after 34 years, and and how both stories inspired our new offering Seeds of Light.

Join us for a minute of silence, in which we simply ‘Be Peace’ at noon each day. When we do this, each in our own time zones, we create a wave of peace traveling around our planet.

We are excited to introduce The Findhorn Garden, a programme that invites us to learn with the land through listening, care and co-creation.

Christine Lines shares how she came to the Findhorn Foundation and we would love to hear from you how you feel connected to our community.