The Community is going through a powerful transition. In a momentous announcement on the 26th July, the Findhorn Foundation stated that it will enter a phase of restructuring of the organisation and its activities going
This post collates extracts from Eileen's autobiography where she talks about Naomi, her role and the inner work they did together.
Liebie Pugh was a mysterious spiritual teacher following the Second World War, who founded a movement called the Universal Link and was later based in Lytham St Annes in Lancashire. She was only indirectly involved
Extracts from Eileen's autobiography Flight into Freedom and Beyond: IN THE SAME YEAR, 1966, I discovered my deep connection with Liebie Pugh. Peter had met her at her home at Lytham St Anne’s in the
Sir Anthony Brooke was known as ‘the last white Rajah of Sarawak’, a title which needs some explanation. Retreating from his obligations to Sarawak in the 1960s he travelled the world looking for true spiritual
The following extracts are from Peter’s autobiography – In Perfect Timing. [1953] The night before leaving Singapore, I was talking to an officer who told me that I would be passing through Clark Field, an
Click on the round image to read more about Foundations of Findhorn - formative figures Wellesley Tudor Pole (23rd April 1884 – 13th Sept 1968) Wellesley Tudor Pole comes into the Findhorn story
Bruce MacManaway, Sir George Trevelyan, ?, David Spangler Photo www.sirgeorgetrevelyan.org Bruce MacManaway was a remarkable healer and set up the Westbank Natural Health Centre in Strathmiglo in 1959. This is where Peter Caddy
Myrtle Glines was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1908. In her family, she was the oldest of three children, with a younger sister and brother. As an adult, she was married with four
Lady Eve Balfour OBE (1898-1990) was a founding member, and first president of the Soil Association. She gave a presentation at a conference at Findhorn in 1976 entitled ‘The World Crisis and the Wholeness of
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I first visited Findhorn in 1979 and came back regularly before buying my caravan when I retired in 2019. I worked as Director of an NHS Training School running a clinical and doctorate programme.
