Maggie Scobie
Maggie has been a member of the Institute for the Advancement of Service since 1988. She is currently Board Secretary and serves as a member of the Energy Triangle - a group that meditates together regularly on behalf of the Institute. Over her many years of involvement, Maggie has co-led courses and workshops on meditation, dreams, death and dying, the soul and service, group consciousness, and working in partnership with nature. She has served as coordinator of leadership training programs for teenagers, as coordinator of children’s programs, as co-leader of parenting classes, and as a faculty mentor to many students in The Clarion Way.
The Clarion Way is the collective term for the Institute's teachings. These teachings awaken our inner knowing and guide us in applying that knowing in the world through action.
In 2016, because of her keen ability to share The Trilogy books and their teachings with foreign audiences, Maggie was appointed as Ambassador of The Soul and Service Trilogy. In this role, she disseminates The Trilogy books internationally, as well as speaks with people from countries beyond the U.S. about The Trilogy teachings and shares with them information about the Institute's courses and outreach. Maggie has extended her ambassador role with the sharing of Susan's new book, To Show Another Way: How to Learn, Heal, and Serve at a Time of Crisis on Planet Earth, since its publication in 2020.
Maggie holds a graduate degree in Counseling and Educational Psychology from the University of Florida. She has worked as a licensed psychologist in schools with special needs children and with incarcerated teens, and currently has a private practice working with the critically ill and dying. Maggie has also been a professional astrologer for more than 25 years.
Maggie's service has taken her around the world. In the 1980s, she volunteered in orphanages in India, Nepal, and South America. Since 2000, she has been the Coordinator of Frontier Horizon, a humanitarian aid organization that brings orphans on travel programs to the United States from Nicaragua, Ukraine, and Kenya. Maggie has also traveled for several years to India and Nepal to support children in orphanages of Bon Buddhism.
