Jonathan Caddy on Preparing to Rebuild the Sanctuary in the Findhorn Eco Village

Jonathan Caddy, Chair of the Findhorn Hinterland Trust and son of Eileen Caddy and Peter Caddy shares the next steps in rebuilding the Findhorn Foundation’s Sanctuary and how the transformation of the original gardens makes way for the next 60 years of the Findhorn Foundation.
For 60 years, The Findhorn Foundation has served as a spiritual community and model for sustainable living. The Findhorn Foundation, a Scottish charity and centre of transformation learning, offers retreats, workshops and gatherings that create time to pause and reflect on life, while deepening our connection to purpose and nature.
Each year we welcome thousands of people in pursuit of shared spiritual learning - exploring kinder, more joyful ways of living, and co-creating a transformed world.

[@JB-pd4ni]

Love and Light To All!

[@leagardiner9444]

My most favourite place on Earth❤

[@annekolasinski860]

Love on you all .... The two caravans and the original garden are the central heart ... And hope the old pear-trees always alive 🧡 I miss you, Findhorn, hope to be back soon as a volunteer 🧡

[@andrewphillips4508]

Great news

[@laradiantrr9357]

Very exciting🎉🎈🎆 to rebuild and restore and replenish✨🌱✨ the spirit of the ✨Findhorn✨ community via living and working and playing spaces, after such a terrible fire! I look📷🏞🏡 forward to posts that reveal updates in imagery as the rebuild moves along throughout 2023- as I am a continent away and don't know when I can see it in person again. Thank you!🙌🏻🌳

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EXCITED! about all the upcoming work! Yay! But Pleeeeeeeeeeze! save the original caravan! That is your plan, right? Will it still be available as an accommodation after this? Or will it just be an “historical” site? Will you be moving it? I love that caravan! Please make it available to stay in when visiting the park… the vibes in and around it are VERY precious! 🧚🏼‍♀️🧚🧚‍♂️🧚🏼‍♀️🧚🧚‍♂️🧚🏼‍♀️🧚🧚‍♂️