2001: A group of former Findhorn community members, headed by herbalist Jock Millenson, left Scotland to found a venue in Anilio, Pelion where they could bring what they liked best about Findhorn to a warm, sunny, seaside environment. Drawing further inspiration from their experience of the Auroville and ZEGG projects in India and Germany, they sought to bring together these various elements to create a community environment that would be both educational and restorative.
2005: With the project growing, the group lost the lease at Anilio and two key members to illness and was obliged to disband.
2008: The original vision was revived when Kalikalos, our sister centre, was founded in a new venue 3 km from Anilio in the village of Kissos.
2009: The lease to the original venue became available. Retaining Kissos, the group expanded back to Anilio and began to operate two campuses.
2010: The Anilio group elected to become independent leaving two closely related projects sharing resources and a common holistic vision.
And so Spiti ton Kentavron (StK) was born as a non-profit organisation with a core group of staff trained in communication techniques and in ecovillage and permaculture design and comprising former Findhorn and Zegg community members.
