A Manifesto for Collective Renewal

Mind – Think in Connection

We reject the myth of separation.
Every thought shapes the world we share.
We choose awareness over ignorance, empathy over ego, dialogue over division.
Knowledge is not power—it is responsibility.

Think as part of a greater whole.

Body – Act in Cooperation

We are not machines, nor islands.
Our bodies, cities, and systems are interwoven.
We build structures that nourish, not exploit.
We value rhythms over rush, care over conquest, and repair over discard.

Act as a steward of your shared environment.

Soul – Be in Harmony

We are more than what we produce.
Meaning grows in community, not competition.
We root ourselves in stillness, kindness, and purpose.
A symbiotic society begins with presence.

Be a mirror of the world you want to live in.

We believe another way is not only possible, it is already emerging.

In the everyday choice to connect, to care, and to coexist, we begin the shift from survival to symbiosis.

E:Den didn’t just arrive as an idea — it grew through experience, heartbreak, and an unwavering desire to build a better future for my son and the world he’ll inherit.

During the isolation of COVID, as a single mother, I began sharing small acts of care with my community — leaving homemade candles, cakes, jams, plants, paintings, and cards on doorsteps. I raised funds for local causes, supported charities, joined neighborhood clean-ups, and gave my time as a holistic therapist, offering free support to those struggling.

This grassroots movement began under the name Anchor: We Got You. I poured myself into it — creating and selling T-shirts, art, jewelry, and homegrown plants to raise funds. I attended funding events, built meaningful connections, and scaled up a thriving aloe vera farm into an industrial greenhouse.

All of this happened during an incredibly painful chapter in my life — a brutal custody battle where my son was repeatedly taken from my care. Despite doing everything I could to create a nurturing life for him, the fight in court grew darker and more draining. One harsh winter, I lost much of my aloe crop and had to scale everything back. The emotional toll was immense, and the expansion of Anchor had to pause.

When the funding landscape became an endless maze of dead ends, I took time to reflect and reorient. That’s when E:Den truly emerged — not just as an idea, but as a personal mission. I sold my home, moved into rented accommodation, and began searching for land to bring E:Den to life.

I soon connected with Wildminds, a community project investing in farmland. I contributed to the land purchase, excited to build something meaningful — but the courts accused me of “joining a commune,” and I was forced to step back. Heartbroken but not defeated, I set up E:Den on a sanctuary farm in Winchester.

There, E:Den began to bloom — with a 13-meter tipi as its heart, we hosted women’s circles, conscious business gatherings, and community events rooted in healing and connection.

But the court battle didn’t let up. My health began to deteriorate under the relentless stress. For four years, I was kept from fully mothering my own child, only allowed to see him every other weekend. I faced constant accusations, gaslighting, and emotional exhaustion.

Yet, I kept going.

I’ve spent these years pouring myself into E:Den — travelling across the country, learning, collaborating, holding space, and continuing to work as a holistic therapist. E:Den has become more than a dream — it's a living pulse of everything I’ve endured, healed, and hope to grow.

Now, E:Den is looking for its next evolution.

We’re seeking land, collaborators, farmers, businesses, and communities ready to join a regenerative, conscious movement — where nature, people, and purpose grow in symbiosis.

This is just the beginning.

What’s next?

E:Den is ready to grow — and we’re looking for the people who want to grow with it. Whether you're a farmer, healer, maker, builder, dreamer, or conscious business, this is your invitation to co-create something regenerative and real.

This isn’t just a project — it’s a movement toward a new way of living. Rooted in land, in care, and in collective purpose, E:Den is about building a world where wellbeing, connection, and harmony are natural outcomes of how we live.

We’re actively seeking land, funding, partners, and aligned collaborators to help bring E:Den to its next stage. If you’re building something similar or feel called to be part of this journey — let’s connect.

And if your heart aches for a more beautiful world — one where land heals, people reconnect, and life flows in symbiosis — maybe E:Den is calling you too.

🌿 Reach out. Let’s grow something extraordinary together.