SCOTLAND

PHOTOGRAPHS FROM SCOTLAND The Findhorn Community in Northern Scotland has been a personal source of inspiration and transformation since 1995 when I first visited there. It felt as if I was being bombarded by synchronicities and this phenomena has continued with each visit to the community. I have been able to explore many beautiful sites in this tremendous country.

The nature sanctuary is an important part of the Findhorn Community. Many see it and think of Bilbo Baggins and Hobbiton. The energy here is tremendous. In the spring Daffodils grow on the roof. A morning meditation is held with Taize singing. It feels like the perfect environment for connecting with nature and the spirits of the land. (Click on photo to view larger image.)

NATURE SANCTUARY, FINDHORN PARK SCOTLAND

Waterfall at Fairy Glen, Black Isle, Highlands Scotland

Well of the Dead at the Moors of Culloden, Scotland

Well of the Dead at site of Battle of Culloden taken April 17, 2006, one day after the anniversary of the battle. A site of major devastation that marked not only a loss of life, but a way of life for the Scottish culture.

Gardens at the Park, Findhorn Foundation

The Findhorn Foundation is located near Findhorn Village. It is a classic example of "the desert blooming like a rose." The founders of this community communicated with plant devas to learn the needs of the plants they were growing and as a result accomplished a miracle as sandy, rocky, salt soil was cultivated to yield vegetables they were not only enormous but highly nutritious.

STANDING STONE AT CLUNY COLLEGE, FINDHORN

CHAKRA GARDENS, FINDHORN COMMUNITY

Standing Stone at Clava Cairns, near Inverness, Scotland