UNIVERSAL LINK This section is divided into the following parts: 1. Universal Link 1961-67 2. Liebie Pugh/Universal Link publications 3. Other Items 4.Further Notes 1. UNIVERSAL LINK 1961-67 The Universal Link, founded in 1961, was
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
This post offers electronic versions of publications by Liebie Pugh and the Universal Link. To browse through the pdf flipbook please use the arrows at the bottom left of the window. To expand the field
The following extracts are from Peter's autobiography - In Perfect Timing. In the Summer of 1965 ... The group was the Universal Link, founded by Liebie Pugh and inspired by a series of prophetic messages
Having read something of the importance of 1965 for Peter and the Findhorn experiment we should look more closely at some of the figures he encountered. Among the most significant at this time
It is clear from the descriptions that there was no doubt among the followers of this manifestation that the Master being spoken of was Jesus. In describing the unfoldment of the Universal Link Liebie tells
The Foundations of our Community were laid on many levels: Formative people (this post and Our Foundations – formative people we covered the founders and those very close to them) Different spiritual and religious traditions (The Western
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