My Generation
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Review by David Spangler: 'I began looking at your manuscript and was caught up in the flow and narrative of your life, with the result that I could not put it down and have now
I came to Findhorn for the first time in 2010 for Experience Week and stayed for almost two years until the beginning of 2012. In addition to going through the usual Foundation programmes and graduating
Author's note 2024: Occasionally, I would share with the Community a transmission from a subtle colleague in the inner worlds. These individuals were nameless as their identity would not have meant anything, rather identifying by
Click to view e-book (Extracts from Community, College, University: Towards a University of Light, Early Foundation Study Paper.) The teaching of the University has to be perceived in the wholeness of the activities
click here for eBook THE ISLE OF IONA Iona is the passionate, ascetic heart of Scotland, protected by its own desolation; grave of kings set in the veins of an icy sea. The
click here for eBook Findhorn Friends 1969-70: For people in many if not all indigenous cultures, the spirits of Nature are expressions of the nature of Spirit just as we humans are, dynamic
click here for eBook From the felt sense of Being that Dorothy Maclean called the Living Silence, one can temporarily suspend belief or disbelief and open to the possibilities of attuning, or inter-being,
click here for eBook In his little gem of a book, Stillness Speaks, author Eckhart Tolle writes wonderfully about a reciprocal dimension of this wholeness: You need nature as your teacher to help
click here for eBook My beloved friend Dorothy Maclean died in early 2021 at age 100. She was one of the three founders of the Findhorn Community in Morayshire, Scotland. Dorothy practiced and
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