Eileen Caddy, co-founder of the Findhorn Foundation, shares some of the spiritual guidance she has received during the course of her dramatic and unconventional life. As she herself has found, by learning to listen to the God within it is possible to face change with stability, serenity and strength.

192 pages paperback

We all, whoever we are, have personal problems and often, in trying to cope with them, we begin to wonder what life is all about.

But life can take on a new joy and direction if we learn its spiritual laws and draw on the inner divine resources which are our heritage.

To be happy, to be at peace, to be really well, to have the strength and wisdom to face all that life can bring -- all these depend on our ability to have an open mind and heart, and to be willing to change and go on changing.

In this book Eileen Caddy, co-founder of the Findhorn Foundation, shares some of the spiritual guidance she has received during the course of her dramatic and unconventional life. As she herself has found, by learning to listen to the God within it is possible to face change with stability, serenity and strength.

It is over 50 years since Eileen Caddy first received personal guidance from a 'still, small voice' inside herself, a source she called 'the God Within.' From that day on she not only lived her personal life by that inner guidance, but was also instrumental in creating the international spiritual community centred around the Findhorn Foundation in Northern Scotland.

Eileen realized that her role was to help others turn within and find their own inner direction, and her books reflect this encouragement to us all. Her books (Opening Doors Within, God Spoke to Me, The Living Word, etc.) have sold millions of copies throughout the world, in more than 30 languages.

Eileen was included in the 2004 New Year's Honours List and awarded an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) by Her Majesty The Queen for her 'service to spiritual inquiry'. She was also recognised as one of the major spiritual teachers of our times on British television's Channel 4's The God List.

She died at the Findhorn Foundation on 13th December 2006.