When I left Findhorn on the train from Scotland to London I was moved to tears by the vision given to me: that the Colour Science would bring health and prosperity to every office block,
In Summer 1982 they met: Bernadette, the free spirit, and Christoph, a single dad of a 4 year old son. They met during an exploration of ‘alternative living’ projects in Switzerland and decided to set
Click to view e-book (Editor's Note: the following are extracts from First Steps: An Introduction to Spiritual Practice published by Findhorn Press; 1993 Click here for an overview of posts in the series
Click to view e-book Q. What would be the qualifications of those in the inner core? A. Those common to all spiritual endeavours: dedication, purity of being and of intent; harmlessness, love and
Click to view e-book (Click here for an overview of posts in the series The Art of Living in Community.) This section is not a curriculum, but a description of Community life. Although
Click to view e-book (Click here for an overview of posts in the series The Art of Living in Community.) Introduction by Alex Walker The power of the invisible connections that can be
Click to view e-book (Click here for an overview of posts in the series The Art of Living in Community.) William Bloom's comments [in First Steps: An Introduction to Spiritual Practice] apply to
Over the decades the hill behind Cluny has been identified by many people sensitive to such energies as a Power Point. This post is only a very brief summary. We hope that in time we
This ebook is about attunement — our largely untapped capacity for receptivity and refined intuition. It begins with a series of letters that introduce readers to the Findhorn Community in Scotland and my experience of
Findhorn Foundation Archivist's Note 2017: As interest grew in the experiment happening in the Findhorn garden so it was felt necessary to have some sort of introduction to the work there. A series of individual
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