Andrew Powell shares about the sad loss of our friend and team member, Michael Bailey, who will be deeply missed by all of us.

Terry Gilbey (CEO) explores how the Findhorn Foundation plans to break down barriers to enable as many people as possible to join our educational offerings with the aim to expand the Network of Light and fulfil our mission of a better world.

As a global community we have one thing that unites us all: a connection to Spirit and a desire for spiritual practice. We are looking forward to inviting you soon to join us in a daily meditation online.

“There is a unique magic to this island, a sense of being held by the land and the elements that support our inner work.” Andrew Powell, Education Director, shares his experience holding the ‘Spirit of Iona’ retreats.

On his return from the islands of Iona and Erraid Terry Gilbey (CEO) reflects on the power of presence and how the Findhorn Foundation’s three core practices “teach us that presence is a choice and it is always available to us, no matter where we are.”

Terry Gilbey writes about what’s happening next in the Findhorn Foundation: retreats starting on Iona, the return of Experience Week on Erraid and a possible third location for programming in 2025.

We are launching our new weeklong Spirit of Iona experience at Traigh Bhan from 6 July 2024. The retreat is designed to gently nurture connection in a less structured setting, allowing time to go within and listen to the voice of spirit and nature. 

An update from Mark Anderson, Chair of Trustees, about the Findhorn Foundation’s transition from a Charitable Trust to a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO).

Starting this summer, the Findhorn Foundation is going to offer Experience Weeks and Retreat Weeks again on the islands Iona and Erraid on the beautiful West Coast of Scotland.

Thanks to your generous support we have now reached our goal of £223,000 and are moving forward with the work to restart education programs.

Earlier this year we consulted with our stakeholders about ‘why the world needs the Findhorn Foundation’. Here are the results of the insightful and deeply enriching discussions we had.

Despite a challenging few months, we are stepping into a new season, with updates on asset stewardship and gratitude for community contributions to our visioning process.

The Findhorn Foundation, Collective Architecture, and community organisations have collaborated on a mission to shape the future of the Park Ecovillage Findhorn.

We’re very happy to announce that Terry Gilbey has joined the Findhorn Foundation as Chief Executive, after a six-month search process.