The Perennial Wisdom
It is essential in dealing with mysteries to recognise the importance of the statement, possibly made by Aristotle and adapted by many thereafter, that ‘a mystery is not something to be learned but a path to be trodden.’
It is essential in dealing with mysteries to recognise the importance of the statement, possibly made by Aristotle and adapted by many thereafter, that ‘a mystery is not something to be learned but a path to be trodden.’
This is a story about the gates to our Original Garden, the garden from which our Community grew. It is the sacred space in which our co-founders Peter and Eileen Caddy and Dorothy Maclean lived
In 1972 the Findhorn Foundation was set up as a charitable trust. The chairman, Captain Ross Stewart, wrote a letter to friends and supporters to announce this new development and referred to this booklet for
(Ed. Note: Mark Anderson, the present Chair of Trustees found this historical gem - THANK YOU! We offer both the facsimile as a pdf flipbook and the text below.) THE FINDHORN FOUNDATION
Click to view e-book (First appeared as 'Findhorn and the Western Mystery Tradition", One Earth Volume 2 Issue 6, 1982.) When I first came to the Findhorn Community some seven years ago, one of
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
I cherish most of all my appreciation for its simply being here, (a) that I can have such a compatible place to be - home for now - and (b) for its doing such good work, in helping the guests have a real, hands-on experience of Work as Love in Action.
Click to view e-book (This extract from Eileen's guidance was read out by Peter Caddy at a community meeting on 11th November 1972.) My beloved, be not bowed down by the things that
On 24th September 2023 Julia and David Spangler, Roger and Katherine Collis and Mary Inglis discussed the ongoing story and inspiration of Findhorn at an online event sponsored by the Center for Contemporary Mysticism. In
by David Spangler 1970-1973 Author's note 2023 What constitutes a New Age vision, while it has a universal or timeless aspect, is tied to a particular moment in history and what is needed to move