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
Cornelia Fellner Featherstone I came to Findhorn in 1987 because I was yearning for a spiritual context for my life. In the Community I experienced a homecoming which was so deep and precious that I
Editor’s note: This article was first published in the magazine Complementary Therapies in Nursing & Midwifery Volume 6 Number 1 February 2000 Healing as a primary function of life touches all aspects of an individual
This 3-day conference was held over a weekend, 27th to 29th May 1995. It focused on the power of community to bring health and wholeness to individuals and collectives. It was inspired by The Peckham
Editor’s note: The following article was previously published in One Earth Magazine Issue No. 16, Winter 1994/95. In collaboration with the Findhorn Foundation, our May 1994 conference, 'Medical Marriage: the New Partnership between Orthodox and
Over 100 people attended this international conference which was dedicated to exploring the possibilities of cooperation between orthodox and non-orthodox practitioners of medicine and to heighten the awareness of human spirit in matters of health
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
Summary The concept of affordable housing in The Park evolved in 2010 during the development process of the Magic Triangle by Duneland Ltd. It was made possible through a very close and effective collaboration with
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
Editor’s note: The following article by Katie Lloyd was previously published in One Earth Magazine Issue No. 06, Spring 1992. About eighteen months ago, One Earth published an article by Cornelia Fellner, the Foundation's 'barefoot
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Katie Lloyd-Nunn lives in the vibrant, artsy, forward-looking town of Stroud SW England.. Her great loves are fresh air, wild water, poetry, family and her husband of twenty years Jonathan Nunn.
