The Institutum Provisorium cultural association ceased all activities and officially dissolved on December 16, 2025.
It was an experiential center for multidimensional and interspiritual research, dedicated to the expansion of human awareness, religious pluralism, and the release of separate perception. The institute’s defining characteristic was and remains its explicit provisional nature. The opinions, techniques, and ideas we conveyed had a strategic function, aimed at facilitating a direct experience of the mysteries of our nature and the reality in which we live, or believe we live. Our activities included a wide variety of teachings and methodologies, intended to facilitate a profound connection with the universal truths of every spiritual path, the search for and connection to one’s purpose in life, the development of creative potential, and the understanding and transformation of the dark sides of existence. Our aim was to operate as a multicultural and interspiritual force of inspiration, supporting individuals, groups, and communities in discerning, recognizing, and expressing their true talents for the benefit of humanity and the planet. We dedicated ourselves to serving others and the environment in alignment with the web of life, encompassing every polarity and being, visible and invisible. Our rhythms and services were rooted in Western, Middle Eastern, and Eastern spiritual traditions, integrating religious orthodoxy with alternative spirituality. From 1999 to 2019, our activities took place primarily at the Findhorn Foundation in northern Scotland, for which our institute was one of the reference points in Italy. Subsequently, we operated primarily in Italy, at a farmhouse in Tuscany. In the past, we have offered training courses, consultations, retreats, and short-, medium-, and long-term seminars, online and in person, in Italian, English, Spanish, French, German, and Polish.
Last 2025 board of directors: Franco Santoro (president), Kasia Reiter (general manager), Giorgia Valenti (supervisor – treasurer).