Dorothy Mclean was born in Canada and is co-founder of the original Findhorn Foundation Spiritual Community in County Morey, Northern Scotland. In 1974 the Findhorn education group and Dorthy co-founded the Lorian Association in California - now located in Washington State, US. In her lifetime Dorthy wrote ten books and traveled extensively in her later years — giving workshops and lectures on the necessity and benefits of humanity co-creating with the subtle beings and intelligence of nature. Dorthy's way was instinctively holistic, integral and down-to-earth. Our peace that reaches from earth to heaven, from the cosmic height to the depths of matter, our peace that stays steady whatever the noise around, our peace that we radiate out patiently, ceaselessly to a world sadly in need of it, Is here for you. This is one of our functions. We remind you that you too can find this peace through us and through what you have of us within you. Linger in the forests. Linger near us. Healing comes when you do. All is within. We help you to find it. Joy is the height of us, but the depth of us is peace. How it grows out and out and out, encompassing the world! We are the symbol of one part of you. Attune to that part of yourselves always so that joy may encircle the world from the roots of the peace of God.
Edward Bach was a deeply intelligent, sensitive soul capable of instinctively communicating and co-creating with the plant Deva realm to develop the Original Bach Flower Remedies.
While the use of flower essences for healing is ancient, the present application of flower
essences for specific emotions & attitudes was first developed by Edward Bach
Bach Foundation
During the 1930’s Dr. Edward Bach realized in his medical practice that emotion and thought patterns were shaping his patient's health. Realizing this, he gave up his medical practice to develop the 38 Bach Original Flower Remedies we know and us today.
I have experienced Edward Bach’s presence next to me on occasion when I have been teaching a Bach Flower Remedy workshop. The first time this happened, without me realizing it, I was teaching on the same date he had died. His presence is that of a loving master soul.
Stephen was deeply dedicated to the intelligence of nature and plant medicines.
One of America's preeminent herbalists, Stephen Buhner articulates the sacred underpinnings of the herbal world and deep ecology...by David Hoffmann
Stephen has been called an Earth poet, bardic naturalist, and an herbal philosopher, as well as one of the most accomplished writers on medical herbalism in the United States. He is the multiple-award winning author of 23 books, a score of memoir and fictional short stories, and numerous nonfiction articles for publications.From Stephen's BIO