Richard St. Barbe Baker – an Introduction
Richard St. Barbe Baker (9 October 1889 – 9 June 1982) was known as the Man of the Trees as he had been an advocate for trees for most of his long life. He planted
Richard St. Barbe Baker (9 October 1889 – 9 June 1982) was known as the Man of the Trees as he had been an advocate for trees for most of his long life. He planted
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
Peter Caddy & Richard St. Barbe Baker photo Findhorn Foundation I first met St. Barbe (as he was called by everyone who knew him) in 1979, during one of his several visits to
Click to see whole book (Extracts from 'Findhorn: Garden or Jungle?', Foundation Early Study Paper, also printed in New Age Journal and United Focus Journal.) Recently, my partner, David Spangler, received
I first came to Findhorn in 1978 on the recommendation of a Waldorf teacher in Austria, my home country. I was 23 years old, curious, and to save money hitchhiked from London to Scotland. I
Click here to enjoy Carly Newfeld's conversation with Meleth Delia Batteau about her memoir Lark Ascending: Magic, Mystery and Mayhem in A Spiritual Community. The title is a perfect description of the intriguing coming-of-age story
Click to see whole book (Amended excerpts of transmission through David Spangler from a being identifying himself as an emissary of the elemental kingdoms, on the 4th of August, 1970, at the Park.
SIR GEORGE TREVELYAN: A BIBLIOGRAPHY British new age pioneer Sir George Trevelyan was one of the Findhorn community's earliest supporters and was a Foundation Trustee for many years. A : BOOKS WHOLLY BY OR ABOUT