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The Findhorn Bay Ecovillage and Cluny College, Forres offer a wide range of exciting and challenging courses in spiritual development, personal growth and ecology.

It was a small settlement in a trailer park in the '60s, but the Findhorn Foundation has flourished nearly as quickly as its famous 40 lb cabbages.

The story of Peter Caddy making the sandy dunes of Findhorn bloom is remarkable, both in what he achieved and how he describes it was done.

The name 'New Age' was first coined by Emanuel Swedenborg, a Christian Mystic, in the 18th century but was not widely used and recognized until the early 1960s.

Eileen Caddy's 365 short texts in "Opening Doors Within" accompany the reader through the year and help to achieve spiritual development and growth - year after year.

Writers claim that claim that communication with the elemental beings of the natural world such as devas and nature spirits is essential for the future of humanity.

The beaches of the Moray Firth in northern Scotland offer some of Britain's most spectacular coastal scenery and yet remain almost unknown outside of the local area.

Perelandra, the author's 45-acre private nature reserve, embodies her unique take on working in balance with elemental nature beings.

Many people are drawn to astrology as a means to self-understanding. Astroshamanism combines a direct and personal experience with astrological insights.

An Indigo adult gives his advice on life as a gifted sensitive. He has sought to conceal his gifts, until now. He now offers genuine guidance for Indigo children.

Flower essence therapy is a gentle, natural healing method that treats the entire person. It's easy to make remedies from flowers and ingredients on hand.