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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 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 Vision I thought I was coming to Findhorn to learn from initiates how to make my way along the path without the stumbling I seemed prone to. What I
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
Click to view e-book (Editor's note: This chapter includes three other papers Overview of the World's Main Religious Traditions by Alex Walker The Community and Christianity by Alex Walker The Christ and the
Click to view e-book In the summer of 1993 David Spangler and Craig Gibsone came together to present a Christ and Buddha Nature workshop after years of thinking it would be a good
Click to view e-book (Editor's Note: the following are extracts from First Steps: An Introduction to Spiritual Practice published by Findhorn Press; 1993 Click here for an overview of posts in the series
Click to view e-book "Mysticism is not a sect or a creed; it is a conviction deriving its authority from the natural instincts of the human heart." Manly Hall We live within a
Click to view e-book Members of a community dedicated to living out of the truths underpinning all the world's great religions might be expected to have a working knowledge of, or at least