Our community forms an ‘ecosystem’ of many different organisations, of increasing complexity – from family to group to community; from one original organisation to the many that make up the Community today. Here are their stories.
This is the story of co-creation of place and people, and expression of many experiments to implement the spiritual principles we aspire to. A house right in the centre of The Park, yet somehow a
This post, authored by Caro Hall and Roger Benson, was previously published in Findhorn Today – Papers prepared for New Synthesis Think Tank Conference October 1987 New York City. The Findhorn Foundation is composed of
The Phoenix Rising Initiative in 1998 was the first stage of the community buy-out of the Phoenix Shop. In 2000 we embarked on the next stage with the Eko Findhorn Project which completed the buy-out,
The following article was first published in One Earth Magazine Volume 7 Summer 1992. The Rise of the Phoenix Centre The Phoenix Centre is the retail and mail order part of New Findhorn Directions (NFD),
After four years of hard work and in recognition of a wider role and larger purpose, the Findhorn Foundation Garden School was rechristened Project Cullerne this past October.
Findhorn Bay Apothecary postcard 1987 When I arrived at The Park in 1987 as a visitor, I connected with Jock Millenson and became a volunteer in the Findhorn Bay Apothecary. The Apothecary was
This timeline is incomplete and in places probably incorrect. If you can give us information to improve it, please leave a Comment below. 1960s The Caddys are connected with Bruce MacManaway, a renowned healer at
Healthworks is a multidisciplinary complementary health centre in the heart of Forres. Just off High Street, down Bank Lane, in a three storey terraced listed building, people from all walks of life have found support
This report was commissioned by the Caring Community Circle (CCC) in 2020 to support future grant applications. We are indebted to Ilona Kaestner for her excellent work. In the report you can read the comprehensive,
In 1996 Joanie Hartnell-Beavis became very frail. She was admitted to hospital after a fall and upon her return required increasing care in her own home. Eileen Caddy wanted to do whatever she could to
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Born in England, one of 4 siblings. Career in nursing: RGN, RM (part 1), RHV. Academic: BA, MA
