feeling dealing healing
I made this piece for the Spirit of Healing conference at the Findhorn Foundation in 2004. I was one of the stage managers during the week so I heard all the great presenters: Jenny Mosley,
Dance Walking on the Beach at Findhorn
I love dancing and have the joy of being a Creative Practitioner and Registered Dance Movement Therapist. I also love Findhorn beach and hanging out with my friends. Put it all together and you get
Network News Issue 4 – Summer 1995
Network News Issue 4, published in the Summer of 1995. Features in this edition include The Living Machine, The Healing Potential of Community and Findhorn College Of International Education. To browse through
How Threads of Life started
The Threads of Life initiative arose, in 2016, from my observation amongst some peer elders, that ageing involves considerable grief over lost ability to do some of the things that many have invested a lot
Threads of Life – Gathering Threads
The purpose of Gathering Threads is to provide an opportunity for us to revisit and review our life path in details to have a record of that from which something can be created to pass
Healthy Living in Community
Editor’s Note: This post was previously published as a chapter in the book Beyond you and me edited by Kosha Anja Joubert and Robin Alfred, published by Permanent Publications ©Gaia Education 2007 Dr Cornelia
Topic – The History of Health and Wholeness in Community
Think wholeness, be wholeness, and manifest wholeness in your life. Eileen Caddy - extract from Opening Doors Within 5th March We were working on this Topic on the 5th March, so Eileen's guidance felt like
Health & Wellness in the Community over the years
Background: – 80s & 90s – times of growth and change I first moved up to live in the Findhorn Foundation community in April 1986, having visited a few times in the previous 3-4 years,
Findhorn Bay Holistic Health Centre Community Health Scheme
This scheme of the Findhorn Bay Holistic Health Centre (FHBBC) was designed to promote health in the community, whereby people would be encouraged to take responsibility for their well being and would subscribe to the
Memories of the Holistic Health Centre (HHC)
I met Cornelia Fellner (now Featherstone) during a Findhorn Foundation programme, a massage course in June 1990, which she co-focalised with Dorothy Noble. It was a life-changing experience. Swedish massage was liberating and creative. Becoming
