Liebie Pugh and the Universal Link
Click on the round image to read more about Foundations of Findhorn - formative figures Having read something of the importance of 1965 for Peter and the Findhorn experiment we should look more
The Last Propinquity Meeting and Liebie’s passing
Click on the round image to read more about Foundations of Findhorn - formative figures It is clear from the descriptions that there was no doubt among the followers of this manifestation that
An Introduction to Bruce MacManaway
Click on the round image to read more about Foundations of Findhorn - formative figures Bruce MacManaway (1919-1988) During the Second World War Bruce MacManaway was responsible for a number of men who
Flower Power
When writing the story entitled ROC Music, my reflections took me further to look at the cultural, political and evolutionary context of the 1960s. Setting the scene The Office of the Historian states “The Cuban
Sheena Govan (1912-1967) A brief introduction
Sheena Govan was the youngest daughter of the pastor John George Govan, a Scottish evangelist. The story of John Govan has been recorded in the book ‘Spirit of Revival’, by his daughter Isobel. It is
Working with Elementals
The Joy of the Elemental Kingdom When I first visited Findhorn in 1980 there was a lot of talk about working with the Nature Spirits or elementals. It was only 5 years since ROC had
A short biography of Robert Ogilvie Crombie (ROC)
Robert Ogilvie Crombie (ROC) was born in Edinburgh in 1899, and was the community's protector, teacher and friend from 1966, when he first visited, until his death in 1975. His relationship with the elementals, the
ROC music
These reflections are intended as an exploration of ROC’s talks on Music, and comments from Craig Gibsone during the Celebrations of the Founders during the 60th Birthday events in November 2022. ROC as Musician It
Sir George Trevelyan – a short biography
Sir George Trevelyan was born into a minor noble family in the north of England in 1906. It was a liberal family atmosphere sharing evening parties with George and his sister throwing poetry back and
