Tag Archives: Findhorn

Probably My Best Video Yet …

As the title suggests, I am more happy with this video than any other so far (although Episode 16 here is a close runner-up and very key to to my work). Unlike the “epic” Episode 16, however, this video has the added advantage of being much shorter and more succinct. For these reasons, I would […]

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Video: Feminism, the Alt-Right and Enantiodromia

On the Enantiodromia of the Alt-Right …

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EWTN Celtic Connections Interview with Roger Buck

EWTN Celtic Connections Interview with Roger Buck on his conversion to the Catholic faith, Catholic Ireland and the Sacred Heart of Jesus

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Living Waters: A Video on My Conversion Story

Video of conversion story from former member of the Findhorn community and New Age activist, whose became a convert after one night when he tasted living waters …

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A Video on My Life at Findhorn and Other Things

A video from Roger Buck, a former member of the New Age community of Findhorn in Scotland. Buck not only talks about his life there, but also about Findhorn’s origins and founding figures including Peter Caddy and David Spangler and the Eastern esoteric Theosophy of Blavatsky that so influenced them.

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Of New Age Gnostics – and Galactic Lizards!

Video from a Catholic convert from the New Age and former member of Findhorn who describes the New Age in terms of modern-day Gnosticism …

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A Little Video Guide to the New Age Movement

A short video introduction to the key themes of the New Age Movement, by a Christian convert and former “New Age insider” who once lived at Findhorn, Scotland, probably the most well-known New Age community in the world.

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Reviews and Reflections on my Big Cor Jesu Book

Reviews and reflections on a new big book: Cor Jesu Sacratissimum. From Secularism and the New Age to Christendom Renewed by Roger Buck from Angelico Press.

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Cor Jesu Sacratissimum: Book Details – Now Available from Amazon worldwide!

Roger Buck, former member of the New Age community Findhorn, announces his new book: Cor Jesu Sacratissimum: From Secularism and the New Age to Christendom Renewed. It is a book with an unusual debt to both Valentin Tomberg and Hilaire Belloc.

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Famished for Christendom

Why certains souls in this world reject secularism: They are famished for Christendom. Contains a small extract from The Gentle Traditionalist my upcoming book from Angelico Press.

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From the New Age Movement to the Heart of Christ

A Catholic and Christian convert from the New Age movement looks at the ongoing experience of communion with the Heart of Christ.

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From Findhorn to the Catholic Mystery: On Leaving the New Age Behind

The story of how a former member of the Findhorn community discovered the Catholic Mystery and left the New Age behind …

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An Unusual Catholic-New Age Dialogue (Long Years after Leaving Findhorn)

Twenty five years ago, I was an enthusiastic young member of the Findhorn Community in Northern Scotland. Findhorn: it remains today one of the major world centres of the New Age movement, or as a Vatican document puts it: ‘The two centres which were the initial power-houses of the New Age, and to a certain […]

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Catholicism: Living Mystery or Human Label?

  In dialoguing with non-Catholics in secular society, the greatest problem will frequently be complete lack of understanding. This can easily arise because – often without realising it – non-Catholics and Catholics have completely different understandings of what the Church is. For within the secular world, the idea has become prevalent that Catholicism amounts to […]

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What Findhorn Could Never Give Me

A former member of the New Age Findhorn Community in Scotland looks back at what was missing ….

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Talking to the New Age Movement Part 4: A Catholic Convert from the New Age

A Catholic convert from the New Age community of Findhorn describes how he came to the Faith.

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Talking to the New Age Movement Part 1: A Stlll-Hesitant Apologetics

A former member of the New Age movement – as well as the Findhorn Community – but now a Catholic convert tries to talk to New Agers, knowing full-well how hard they will find it to listen.

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Nobody Told Me …

Long years lived in the heart of the New Age including the Findhorn Community in Scotland and nobody told me of the Sacraments, of the Church …

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Findhorn and the New Age: Looking Back (Part II)

A former member of the Findhorn Foundation looks back at the failure of New Age spirituality.

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Findhorn and the New Age: Looking Back

    For readers new to this space, perhaps it is good if I say again that I am a Catholic convert who once passionately identified with the New Age movement. For many years, I was associated in one way or another with the Findhorn Foundation in the north of Scotland, which numerous people would […]

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