The Community Centre Beginnings
Extracts from the autobiographies of Eileen and Peter Caddy and Dorothy Maclean tell the story of the origin and building of the original Community Centre.
Extracts from the autobiographies of Eileen and Peter Caddy and Dorothy Maclean tell the story of the origin and building of the original Community Centre.
The history of any individual or organisation that is on the edge of turning 50 is bound to a complex and many-tiered story. The history of the Findhorn Foundation is definitely that!!
The workshop invited participants to explore the theme of Our Roots. It included a tour of the Original Caravan where Jonathan Caddy recounted his memories of living there for 7 years from the age of 6.
At the time of the Community's 40th Birthday, Michael Hawkins interviews Jonathan Caddy asking him what it was like to be one of the Caddy boys growing up in that caravan and atmosphere of spiritual magnetism.
As far as the community is concerned, it is God's community. The spiritual roots have gone deep, deep down - nothing is going to shake them.
Recently, I have been reading and working with St Germain's teachings on the I AM Presence and the Violet Flame and Law of Forgiveness. I would like to welcome St Germain back to our Community.
A brief summary of the week and exciting links to for your input to the imagining and inquiring.
What might the Findhorn Community look and feel like when we are living our deepest potential—individually, together, and in harmony with the Earth? This follows on from a session I held during the Community Gathering 2025 - a place to collate our collective imaginations.
An extensive, eclectic catalogue of Eileen Caddy's library. It documents Eileen's book shelves from all rooms in Cornerstone.
The Angel of Findhorn is one of the most defining and unique aspects of the Community’s spiritual history, one being that the Angel of Findhorn is a ‘cross-breed angel’, a being awakened and shaped, in part, by human consciousness.