Network News, issue number 29, was originally published in Winter 2001/2002. Features inside include Summer Camp At Zegg, Findhorn Foundation College, and With A Listening Heart. To browse through the magazine please
Network News, issue number 28, was originally published in Autumn 2001. Inside this edition of Network News you will discover Restore The Earth, Reaching Out To Mexico, and He Who Would Be King.
Network News, issue number 27, was originally published in Summer 2001. Features in this edition include Endorphins: Life's Natural Ambrosia, Visionary Voices, and The Healing Power Of Ritual. To browse through the
There are certain stories about Findhorn Foundation Cluny Hill, which I don’t think I will ever share, as they are so inexplicable and controversial. After all, Cluny Hill is also a mystery school, founded in
Network News, issue number 26, was originally published in Spring 2001. Features to be found in this edition include Radical Change, Earth Medicine, and Creating A Human Web Of Light.
Network News, issue number 25, was originally published in Winter 2000/ 2001. Articles in this edition include Rewiring The Network Of Light, The Spirit Of Learning, and The Journal Of The Arts.
Network News, issue number 24, was originally published in Autumn 2000. Inside this edition are articles about A Bus Called Newbus, Global Solidarity, and Angels At Findhorn. To browse through
Network News, issue number 23, was originally published in Summer 2000. Features you will find in this edition include Restoring The Earth, A Pilgrim's Tune, and Sustainability For You And Me.
Network News, issue number 22, was originally published in Spring 2000. This edition includes such articles as: A Game Just Like Life, Forgiveness, and Breakthrough. To browse through the magazine please use
It is with a heavy heart that I forward this news from his family of the passing of James Hubbell: We’ve lost a great friend: James T. Hubbell—a generous creative talent, and an extraordinary man.
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