In Perfect Timing: The Autobiography of Findhorn Co-Founder Peter Caddy

by Peter Caddy (contributor)

Peter Caddy gave himself completely and unconditionally to life, embracing it with zest, courage and delight. There was nothing otherworldly about Peter. He was a man of action who thoroughly enjoyed taking on a challenge -- the greater the better. Whether serving in the wartime RAF, climbing the Himalayas in Tibet, managing a luxury hotel on spiritual principles or running a New Age community, he climbed every mountain God put in front of him. He married five times and fathered six children. As a consequence, his life reads like an adventure novel: it is a ripping good yarn, which is all the more powerful because it is true.

478 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 1, 1997

Reviews

[Roger Buck]

Nearly 30 years ago, I lived at Findhorn. And I remember Peter Caddy well, although he had left the community by then. I also read this book very appreciatively when it first came out in the 90s. Yet today it disturbs.

Lord what can I say ...
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[Sasha]

If you are already quite interested in Findhorn, I highly recommend this book. It isn't exactly meant to fulfill the normal standards of biography--Peter Caddy was such a remarkable, inspired, and luminous figure that his life is so interesting and enlightening regardless.