Book description
Members of the Scottish agricultural community present the history and philosophy of their extraordinary gardens
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1 author picked The Findhorn Garden as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Any reading on nature spirits has to include a book or two from the Findhorn community or Dorothy Maclean - one of its founders and plant spirit communicator. I recommend this one as it contains not only insights from many plant devas and landscape devas, but a broad overview of the formation of the Findhorn Community itself - which occurred in direct communication and cocreation with the plant devas themselves. A fascinating and eye-opening read.
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