It's over 50 years since Eileen Caddy, co-founder of the Findhorn Foundation, first received personal guidance from a "still, small voice" inside herself, a source she calls the God within. This perennial diary, read by more than a million people every day, presents a selection of these inspirational and practical messages - simple teachings offered in the hope that they will help others find faith, fulfilment and inner peace. Beginning in 1965, a community, eventually known as the Findhorn Foundation community, began to form around the work and spiritual practices of Eileen and Peter Caddy and Dorothy Maclean. The community was featured most recently in the Channel 4 documentary series, The Haven, in 2004. For services to spiritual inquiry, Eileen Caddy was awarded the MBE in 2004. More than fifty years ago Eileen first received personal guidance from a "still, small voice" inside herself, a source she calls the God within. Her messages have since been shared with more than a million people around the world who have read her books - translated now into more than 27 languages - and have been a source of inspiration for the many thousands of visitors drawn to Findhorn each year.

Author Biography

Eileen Caddy was instrumental in creating the international spiritual community centered around the Findhorn Foundation in the North of Scotland, and in 2005 she was awarded an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) from the Queen for her lifelong service to spiritual inquiry. She is the author of The Dawn of Change, Footprints on the Path, God Spoke to Me, The Living Word, and The Spirit of Findhorn. Mike Scott is the founding member, lead singer, and chief songwriter of the rock band the Waterboys.