Opening Doors Within
I had the challenge and joy to help create a perennial diary based on guidance received by Eileen Caddy. This resulted in Opening Doors Within being published by Findhorn Press in 1986. The following is
I had the challenge and joy to help create a perennial diary based on guidance received by Eileen Caddy. This resulted in Opening Doors Within being published by Findhorn Press in 1986. The following is
March 6th is World Book Day and this set me thinking about ‘Findhorn’ and the incredible collection of related books and magazines that have come out of this Community since the 1960s...
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
Editor’s Note: This post was previously published as a chapter in the book Beyond you and me edited by Kosha Anja Joubert and Robin Alfred, published by Permanent Publications ©Gaia Education 2007 Dr Cornelia
Sandy Barr When you see a head lowered and the shoulders are round When the brows are all furrowed and the feet drag the ground Then few words are spoken and life it seems rough
Shinichiro Terayama Some people say that by all the laws of modern medicine, I should not be alive. In 1983, with a wife and three children and a career in solid state physics, working in
Cornelia Fellner Featherstone I came to Findhorn in 1987 because I was yearning for a spiritual context for my life. In the Community I experienced a homecoming which was so deep and precious that I
Editor's Note: This post by Katie Lloyd was previously published as a chapter in the book Growing People, compiled and edited by Kay Kay, published by Pilgrims Guide, 2001. I first encountered the Isle of
My thoughts and feelings about death, dying and especially living more consciously have changed a lot in the last four years. Starting with the discovery that I had cancer of the colon, (successfully removed by