This book speaks to the heart of a living relationship between man and nature. In it Dorothy Maclean chronicles messages from the trees asking for support to accomplish their vital work. It includes several beautiful black and white photos. It includes a forward by St. Barbe Baker.

Additional Contributing Authors Mary Sarver And George Lewis.

Additional Contributing Authors Mary Sarver And George Lewis.

366 early messages from Dorothy Maclean inspired from the God within. These followed from her contact with inner divinity in 1954. Many of these inspired meditations have not been previously published. Dorothy is also the artist for the cover and interior illustrations making this book a special treasure. Introduction by Judy McAllister.

In 1954, after earlier having the wonderful experience of knowing that God was within, Dorothy Maclean was asked from within to "Stop, listen and write." When she eventually did this, she received inspiring experiences which she put into words and wrote down. These became the pole star of her life, and gave her the help, training, joy and love which she needed for any situation. Basically she was asked to be more loving in her life. She followed this advice as much as I could for the ten years before coming to Findhorn. There she was also told she had a job to communicate with Nature and when she did, they received help from Nature beings, the angels or devas, in their attempts to grow vegetables in sand. eir cooperation with Nature in the Findhorn Garden grew from following their suggestions. The contents of this book, one hundred messages chosen from June 1970 to December 1971, have been slightly edited for republication. May you be inspired, as others have been, by these messages and from your own still small voice within. This book also includes reproductions of some of Dorothy Maclean's watercolor paintings reproduced in black and white.

In this classic book Dorothy Maclean tells her story of how she came to be one of the three founders of the Findhorn Community in Scotland. Following her inner contact with the Divine she came to communicate with the devic or angelic realms that over-light all aspects of existence. The success and subsequent fame of the Findhorn gardens arose in part from Dorothy's telepathic contact with these kingdoms. She now travels the world giving workshops and talks about her own inner practices and attunement to the Beloved. Many of the messages she received are included in this book. Their simple wisdom cannot fail to quicken an awareness of our birthright as conscious partners with all the evolutionary streams of life.

This lovely book chronicles Dorothy Maclean's connection with the intelligence of nature. It brings together for the first time most of her Deva flower messages. These are truly Seeds of Inspiration. It includes several black and white flower illustrations created specifically for this book by artist Deva Berg.

Ever since her early days at the Findhorn Community in Scotland, Dorothy Maclean has been helping people attune to nature and connect with their inner divinity. Now, in Choices of Love, she discusses the nature of divine love and how each of us can avail ourselves of its power to enrich any aspect of our lives.

The immensity of divine love, how to contact it, the nature of the Divine, blocks to understanding, the nature of good and evil, and the angelic world of nature and of human groupings such as cities, states, and nations, are among the topics Dorothy Maclean addresses.

The reader of Choices of Love will come away with a clearer understanding of themselves and the universal love of which we are all a part.

"Si estamos para vivir en un mundo sano, necesitamos reconectarnos con los bosques desde una base espiritual. El Llamado de los rboles de Dorothy Maclean nos ayuda a ver, escuchar y sentir los bosques a travs de los rboles y a reconocerlos a ellos como nuestros amigos del alma. Lee los mensajes. Ve al bosque. Qudate all. Permanece tranquilo y escucha su llamado." David Brynn, Fundador y Director Ejecutivo de Vermont Family Forests