Wikipedia's article on Eileen Caddy, read directly for this pass, which states she was born 26 August 1917 in Alexandria, Egypt, moved to a caravan near Findhorn, Scotland with her husband Peter Caddy, their children and their friend Dorothy Maclean on 17 November 1962, received what she described as inner guidance in meditation that shaped the resulting community's early spiritual practice until she stopped receiving it for the group in 1971, was appointed MBE in 2004 for services to spiritual inquiry, and died 13 December 2006 in Findhorn. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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Publication Year2026
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Community-edited reference page, tier 3. Used only for biographical facts about Eileen Caddy and the founding of the Findhorn Foundation that are widely corroborated, not for any disputed detail. NotesUsed for Eileen Caddy's biography and the founding of the Findhorn Foundation only.
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This source names Alexandria directly: "states she was born 26 August 1917 in Alexandria, Egypt, moved to a caravan near Findhorn, Scotland with her husband Peter Caddy, their children and their friend Dorothy Maclean on 17 November 1962..."
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This source names Dorothy Maclean directly: "Caddy, their children and their friend Dorothy Maclean on 17 November 1962, received what she described as inner guidance in meditation that shaped the resulting community's early spiritual practice..."
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This source names Eileen Caddy directly: "Wikipedia's article on Eileen Caddy, read directly for this pass, which states she was born 26 August 1917 in Alexandria, Egypt, moved to a caravan near Findhorn, Scotland with her husband Peter..."
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This source names Peter Caddy directly: "Findhorn, Scotland with her husband Peter Caddy, their children and their friend Dorothy Maclean on 17 November 1962, received what she described as inner guidance in meditation that shaped the..."
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This source names Scotland directly: "moved to a caravan near Findhorn, Scotland with her husband Peter Caddy, their children and their friend Dorothy Maclean on 17 November 1962, received what she described as inner guidance in..."
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