The story of how a dream to build a remote Tibetan Buddhist retreat in Ireland is challenged when its spiritual leader is accused of abuse. 

 When Peter Cornish and his wife Harriet begin to build a hippie retreat in West Cork in 1974, they could never have imagined that their humble clifftop farm would go on to become an esteemed centre of Tibetan Buddhist practice in the West, providing spiritual refuge to Irish and international visitors for more than five decades.  

But, as this meditative documentary film reveals, the path to enlightenment is rarely straightforward and this devoted community is shattered when allegations of abuse surface against their spiritual teacher, Sogyal Rinpoche.