Articles related to "Spiritual Community"

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.

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.

There was no living male heir to the English throne. King Henry VIII's solution led to the establishment of the Plymouth Bay Colony--New World.

Ask Mother Nature is a light-hearted book with a serious result. Ellen Vande Visse describes ways of communicating with nature spirits to grow a successful veggie garden.

Film festivals are exciting, social and educational events that are dedicated to the craft of cinema. Here are highlights of the most innovative film festivals in the NW.

Isis, the embodiment of the Divine Mother archetype, was and still is revered as one of the most significant deities of ancient Egyptian culture.

Western culture is embracing Buddhism; but knowing how to begin can be confusing. These are a few references and resources to start following Buddha's path.

Robert Kiyosaki (Rich Dad Poor Dad) and his sister Emi have bared their souls sharing with us an intimate and often very private journal of spiritual self-discovery.

As dieters try to boost their fat burning, many turn to unique and unusual weight loss methods. Trying a few of these ideas can help burn fat and peel off the pounds.

People who have been hurt by religion can inadvertently suppress their personal spiritual growth & path when disengaging from religion. People: reclaim your spirituality!

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.

In this interview Mirabai Starr, translator of the 16th Century Spanish mystics, St. Teresa of Avila and St. John of the Cross, shares her insights and motivations.

The origin of scrupulosity is not religion, as some might argue, but rather a biological disorder. Understanding this point is part of the treatment for religious OCD.

Ramana Maharshi (1879-1950) was one of the greatest spiritual masters of our time. He spent most of his life on the sacred hill of Arunachala in Tiruvannamalai, India.