A School!
This article by Maria Adkinson and Joan Jerman was first published in One Earth Magazine Volume 5 Issue 3 March/April 1985 An alternative school has been a natural and important aspect of the vision
One Earth (Summer 1992)
One Earth, 3rd edition, issue number 7, was originally published in Summer 1992. Features to be found in this edition include Healing, Movement Into Love, and A Meeting Of Minds And Hearts.
The ‘magic’ which promoted our move from London to Findhorn
I grew up in Leicestershire, born in 1941 and around my twentieth year our local newspaper reported the story of Eileen’s reasons for her journey to Findhorn. I remember feeling intrigued and rather envious….I had
Our foster children
I had always wanted to have a family but it was not to be. So after two years we eventually had the joy of being able to have two small Scottish brothers, Callum and Dale
Meeting a former Steiner School pupil after 30 years
I had arranged for passenger assistance at Bristol but there wasn’t a spare wheelchair when I arrived over-tired. A young woman already in a wheelchair heard my request and offered me hers, which I gratefully
My life with Anthroposophy (Esoteric Science)
I think there is within each of us, an individual recognition of what might be called ‘Truth’ which resonates when we meet it. We are all so completely independent of each other that what I’m
Family
I moved to Findhorn in 1981 with my then wife Diana. We brought up four children across the road from the Park and that naturally took a lot of our focus. There was a feeling
Personal Journey
A friend in South Africa suggested to me that I read ‘The Secret Life of Plants’ so I took it out of the library. On reading the final chapter, which talked about the activity with
Moray Steiner School Today
Moray Steiner School Today Beltane at Moray Steiner School Today the Moray Steiner School continues to attract, inspire and be a wonderful community for the parents and teachers of about 75 children.
Teaching at the Steiner School
TEACHING AT THE STEINER SCHOOL Steiner School class 1986 In 1962 when I was 21, I read a four-line article in the Leicester Mercury about Eileen Caddy. I wished that I too
