The 12 Pillar of Life.
The visible realms of Eden.
The foundation we stand on.
Short Introduction.
The visible realms of Eden,
open space for diversity.
They are no obligation, no test, no requirement.
They simply reveal what Eden is at its core.
1 - Living in Eden.
How you live in the Light.
2 - Storage & Possessions.
Lightness instead of Burden.
3 - Sustenance & Daily Life.
Everything that nourishes Life.
4 - Work & Income.
Creating Value from Calling.
5 - Craft & Creative Spaces.
Shaping what longs to come alive.
6 - Technology & Co-Working.
Working in the Flow of modern Life.
7 - Healing, Wellness & Beauty.
The Body as the Temple of the Spirit.
8 - Recreation & Movement.
Strength from Nature & Adventure.
9 - Children & Education.
Where Curiosity creates the Future.
10 - Community & Support.
Beings grow through one another.
11 -Safety & Science.
Protection and Insight.
12 - Culture, Agora & Events.
Space for the living Soul.
1 - Living in Eden.
How you live in the Light.
Being at home between light, space and freedom.
Living in Eden does not mean moving into a confined space.
It means arriving in an environment where home is not limited to walls
but connects with the entire village.
The tiny house is your retreat —
but Eden is your expanded home.
The houses are intentionally kept small to make life lighter,
not to restrict it.
On the contrary: vastness arises around them.
Your space — your style.
Every tiny house is a foundation, not a finished product.
You decide how it should feel.
Some attach mosaic tiles to the walls,
others repaint every season,
others leave everything simple — clear — light.
There are no rules, no inside or outside, no closed systems,
no standardized aesthetics.
Only a frame that gives you the freedom to paint your own picture.
Your own garden — without borders.
With every house comes a piece of land that belongs only to you.
Here too, you define the expression:
Whether you let it grow wild,
or keep it precisely ordered,
whether you plant flowers, grow vegetables, or simply care for a quiet piece of nature.
We deliberately build no fences and no walls, because we do not need them.
Freedom remains visible —
and yet everyone has their own space,
a small oasis waiting for their hands.
The house is small — but Eden is vast.
In Eden, life does not take place in confined spaces.
You sleep there, shower there, rest there —
but life happens outside, because it is enjoyable there.
The village is full of possibilities, full of places, full of community.
Morning coffee tastes better in the community house than at your own table.
Sometimes you enjoy it in the workshop,
sometimes by the pool,
sometimes in the co-working area —
and if someone appears in pajamas,
it is nothing special in Eden.
It is simply life, flowing.
Your house does not have to hold you.
The village carries you.
Living as lightness.
Living in Eden means not needing an overloaded living space,
because everything heavy is already carried by the village.
You feel free, not because you own little,
but because life is no longer overloaded with things.
Here a form of home emerges
that is not tied to square meters,
but to the feeling of having arrived.
The principle:
Your tiny house is your personal resting place,
but your true home is Eden itself.
A place without walls, without constriction, without limitation —
a space where you unfold yourself
and are carried by life.
2 – Storage & Possessions.
Lightness instead of burden.
Keeping everything — without being weighed down by it.
In Eden, you do not have to become smaller to live lighter.
Storage is not a lack, but a gift that frees you from pressure
to keep everything in your own house.
Your possessions may stay with you —
just not on your shoulders.
A village that carries.
Many people fear the step into a tiny house
because they believe they must radically downsize.
In Eden, the opposite happens.
The village takes on burdens that would otherwise weigh on you:
the heavy things, the rarely used things, the big things —
everything finds its place outside your living space
and still remains close to you.
Order without struggle.
Possessions can create chaos —
but only when one person has to carry them alone.
In Eden, your belongings rest in spaces created for that purpose:
clean, protected, clearly organized.
Here, order is not a daily fight,
but a state that is maintained for you,
so your life stays lighter.
Community instead of individual ownership.
Many objects that consumed space in your old life
are used only rarely.
In Eden, they can — but do not have to — belong to you alone,
so that everyone can use them.
You find tools, equipment, supplies and everyday helpers
without having to buy, store or maintain them yourself.
Many shoulders carry what used to be your sole responsibility.
Space for what truly matters to you.
Memories, special pieces, collections, beautiful things —
you do not have to leave anything behind.
In Eden, these things find rooms
where they do not gather dust, do not get lost
and do not overcrowd small living spaces,
but are allowed to remain in dignity.
Nothing that has heart is pushed aside here.
This allows you to come to Eden more easily, without long deliberation.
Pack everything at first — or just one suitcase — and go.
Lightness through structure.
Storage in Eden is not a dark basement
and not a temporary box.
It is a system that relieves you,
an order that carries you,
a structure that ensures
your daily life becomes calmer, clearer and freer.
You do not have to constantly search, haul, sort or reorganize again and again.
Eden has already done what would otherwise cost you hours.
Possessions without burdens.
Your things belong to you —
but they do not always have to be with you.
In Eden, your possessions accompany you
without overwhelming you,
without filling your spaces,
without narrowing your life.
Your tiny house can remain free,
because the village holds the rest.
The principle.
In Eden, you may keep everything,
but nothing must burden you.
Possessions do not become a load here,
but something that rests safely —
so you can live lightly.
3 – Provision & Daily Life.
Everything that nourishes life.
A daily life that becomes lighter because it no longer rests on your shoulders alone.
In Eden, everyday life loses its harshness.
It becomes soft, warm and carried.
You do not wake up with the feeling that you must manage everything alone,
but with the knowledge:
Here, life flows together.
Here, one does not merely provide for oneself — one is provided for.
The day does not begin with stress,
but with the freedom to choose
how much closeness, how much rest, how much community you need today.
Cooking — alone or at the heart of the village.
Sometimes you prepare something small in your own kitchen in the morning.
Sometimes you hear life from the community kitchen and simply join in.
The kitchen is so well equipped
that even people who have never cooked
suddenly find joy in it.
Food dehydrators, sturdy pots, bright work surfaces, modern large fast cooking and cleaning machines —
everything is there, so cooking is not work,
but a warm coming-together.
Those who enjoy cooking, cook.
Those who prefer programming, repairing or sorting do exactly that.
Eden functions because everyone does what flows naturally for them —
not what is expected.
Everything is equally valuable when you do what brings you joy.
Fresh from field and garden — a cycle of giving and receiving.
Nature is a quiet member of the community.
In the gardens, orchards, beds and herb patches enough grows for everyone —
you take what you need
and give back in your own way.
Some care for the soil,
others contribute their abilities in entirely different areas.
In Eden, everything balances out,
because each person brings a different gift.
Those who love the earth
will find a place in the garden
that nourishes their soul.
All others find abundance
at our marketplace — free, without price,
simply because it is there.
The Eden Shop — homemade, self-sustaining.
Eden does not live in constant dependence on supermarkets.
Many things a village needs are created directly on site:
oils, tinctures, natural soaps, cleaning agents, herbal salts, wines, jams, fermented foods, basic supplies.
And everything a village needs daily —
from toilet paper to durable provisions —
is found in the Eden Shop.
Not as a shopping center,
but as a place of provision.
Here, you feel cared for
instead of having to consume.
The clothing hall — where freedom takes form.
The clothing hall is one of the happiest places in Eden.
Here hang dresses, trousers, jackets, costumes —
sorted by sizes, colors and styles.
A room full of possibilities.
Sometimes someone steps into a dress
they have never worn before.
Sometimes a child puts on someone else’s trousers
and they fit perfectly — as if meant for them.
“Princess today.”
“Blue man tomorrow.”
“Just me the day after.”
Here, fashion becomes play —
a liberation from the question of who one "should be".
One discovers how multifaceted one truly is,
how healing it is to allow identity to shift,
to decide anew each day and give expression to mood and heart.
No one is forced to give away their clothes.
You may keep everything important to you.
You may store everything that should remain private.
Yet much is shared voluntarily —
out of joy, not obligation.
The laundry room — where clothing breathes again.
Directly next to the clothing hall is the laundry room:
a bright place where clothes, fabrics and textiles
may become fresh again.
What was worn yesterday
is brought in colorful bags —
white, colorful, dark —
or placed in a basket
with a small note:
“Button off.”
“Seam torn.”
“Pre-treat stain.”
Sometimes one mends things oneself.
Sometimes someone else finds joy in doing so.
Here, nothing is a burden.
Here, everything is flow.
Washing machines, dryers, cleaning agents, sewing machines —
everything is available.
No one needs their own vacuum cleaner,
no mop, no huge appliance park.
The village helps carry,
so your home can remain light.
If someone has just borrowed everything for a quick wipe-down, they may quickly help the neighbor too —
or simply return everything.
Life — and order — can be light and joyful.
The quiet service of the village — supplies, waste, order.
Supplies are planned together.
Waste is separated meaningfully,
and everything that must be refilled or renewed
is handled by people who enjoy structure —
or by those who take turns once a month
driving through the village with the waste buggy.
No one carries everything.
Everyone carries something.
And because it is shared,
it feels light.
A daily life that does not constrain you — but frees you.
Provision in Eden does not mean
that you must do nothing.
It means that you do not have to do everything.
The village distributes the large burdens.
You take the small steps yourself —
in your rhythm, in your tempo.
The result is a daily life
that does not exhaust,
but carries.
A daily life that creates space
for who you truly are
and what you are actually here for.
The principle:
Provision and daily life in Eden mean
that you no longer have to organize life alone.
The village holds you.
Nature nourishes you.
Community carries you.
Everything becomes lighter.
Everything becomes softer.
And you become freer.
4 – Work & Income.
Creating value from calling.
Working in Eden does not mean pressure — but carried contribution.
Work in Eden feels different than work in the old world.
It is not something you must endure,
not a constant race against time, exhaustion and worry.
Work becomes something you do,
that flows with you,
with your life phase,
with your inner world,
with your current strength.
Many people come to Cyprus full of anticipation
but still stuck in a hamster wheel.
Only here do they notice
that body and soul first want to arrive.
Eden does not force anyone into performance early on.
You work when you can work again —
not because a system demands it.
Here, work begins where your energy begins.
Digital work — carried instead of pushed.
In Eden, there are spaces where online work becomes light.
You do not go to the co-working house to endure,
but to be supported.
You sit down at your place —
and immediately feel the clarity of the space:
quiet, light, structured.
Work suddenly feels like breathing —
not like climbing.
Those who work remotely — programming, writing, teaching, planning or designing —
find here not only internet and peace,
but the feeling that inner pressure disappears.
You no longer work against the world,
but with a village behind you.
Working in the village — tasks that suit you.
Eden is a living ecosystem.
And like every living organism,
it needs hands, hearts, ideas and eyes.
Some find joy in the kitchen,
others in the garden,
others in organization,
in the workshop,
with the children,
or wherever structure is needed.
None of this is obligation.
Everything here is possibility.
And at some point, everyone finds the place
where their gift is needed —
voluntarily, lightly, organically.
Talents that become visible — and are allowed to grow.
Many people discover abilities in Eden
they never had space to unfold in their old life.
A studio opens,
a workshop smells of wood,
a media room invites,
and the event yurt becomes a stage for workshops, courses, talks, concerts, theater, ecstatic dance…
In Eden, talent may become visible.
Creativity is allowed to take space.
Something may arise
that was once felt —
but never allowed to unfold.
And yes:
You may also work here only for yourself.
Write a book.
Compose a piece of music.
Begin a project
for which you never had time.
Eden finally gives you space for that —
without distraction, without exhaustion, without constant daily noise —
with all the support you need.
Eden as a labor market & living brand.
Eden is not just a village,
but a labor market —
and at the same time a brand,
a living organism
that acts in the world.
Those who already know what they love
find their place here immediately.
Those who are still searching
may experiment, learn, grow
and learn from those
who already master their craft or skill.
Eden creates its own products,
its own natural goods,
its own creations —
and needs people
who create, organize, plan, design,
who film, build websites, write texts,
understand marketing,
edit videos,
or simply have a gift
that is seen here for the first time.
Those who prefer to work quietly for themselves —
only out of joy,
only out of inner calling —
are allowed to do exactly that.
No one must “work for the village.”
Work may finally be connected again
with your heart and your identity.
Eden start-ups — where ideas become reality.
Eden is a place where sparks catch fire.
The Eden Foundation opens the possibility for everyone
to bring a dream job or heart project to life —
even when capital, time or the right people were missing before.
What once seemed impossible out there
becomes real here.
Not by chance,
but because the right people
come together at the right place
at the right time.
Maybe you jump into the pool
and an idea falls into you like a gift.
Maybe a complete concept arises
from laughter at breakfast.
Maybe you feel in the garden
that your hands want to say something.
Maybe you hear two people talking
in the co-working area
and suddenly you know:
“This is my path — do you still need someone for that?”
In Eden, every idea is tested:
Does it heal?
Does it nourish?
Does it serve life?
Or does it bring chaos?
Only what stands in the light
is carried forward.
Then community comes together.
People who bring structure.
People who see the vision.
People who understand systems.
People who turn impulses into concepts.
And when a project is ready,
the 80/20 principle applies.
Eighty percent belongs to you or your team.
Twenty percent flows back to the Eden Foundation.
This way, our specialists gladly help —
and each project becomes part of the whole
without anyone losing themselves.
In Eden, ideas are not just thought.
They are implemented —
often faster than one expects.
Eden carries you — visibility, spaces & new ways of income.
Another difference from the outside world:
In Eden, no one has to become visible alone.
No one must carry marketing alone.
No one must build a business
without anyone noticing.
The village itself carries its people.
We present what you can do —
on our website, in our programs,
in public spaces
specifically created
to let talents be found.
Those who wish
may run a small business in Eden:
offer a course,
open a workshop,
give a treatment,
sell artwork,
give a talk,
teach a yoga class,
offer a reading,
or lead a small circle every Tuesday.
You do not need an office, a studio, or a shop.
Eden provides spaces
already prepared —
with light, atmosphere and structure
that carry you.
Sometimes a room in the Agora House is enough,
sometimes the yurt,
sometimes the green under open sky.
Eden has space for everything
that comes from the heart
and serves life.
Yet Eden does not only act inward.
Eden is also a place that welcomes the world.
We have our own tourism paths,
a travel agency,
and event weeks
in which visitors from outside come to us
to experience healing, inspiration
or simply the special energy.
Those who offer something —
be it art, coaching, nature knowledge, craftsmanship, courses, experiences —
may show it to a larger audience in these weeks.
Eden opens doors
that remain closed outside.
And even your own house
can be a source of income.
If you are traveling or receiving visitors,
your tiny house may be used as an Airbnb.
Eden handles organization and structure.
You receive the income.
And your home remains part
of a living cycle.
Many discover income paths here
they would never have thought possible:
guest workshops,
retreat modules,
nature days,
photo journeys,
spiritual weeks,
cooking courses,
herb walks,
jewelry making,
craft seminars,
children’s programs,
guest living programs,
Eden markets,
and digital offers
that radiate beyond Eden into the world.
Everything begins with a spark.
And Eden ensures
that a spark becomes a flame.
Working with support – never again alone against the world.
Outside, one often fights alone:
against deadlines,
against obligations,
against household, bureaucracy, distraction, worries.
In Eden, you never work against life —
you work with it.
You work among people
who understand you.
You work in spaces
that calm you.
You work within a structure
that carries you.
You have everything close by,
and can still take a round alone in between —
or go for a walk in the forest with your clients.
Many say after a short time:
“I didn’t know that work could feel this light.”
Work here becomes a source of strength,
not of exhaustion.
The principle:
Work should not burn you out.
Work should build you up.
Work should not consume your life.
Work should lead you deeper
into life — into your soul’s task —
into what you were truly born for.
Eden gives you the spaces.
Eden gives you the people.
Eden gives you the structure.
And you give the world
the work
that has always lived within you.
5 – Craft & Creative Spaces.
Shaping what wants to become alive.
Spaces where ideas take form —
and people become creators.
Many people carry craft skills or creative talents within them,
but in their old lives they lacked the space,
the equipment, the time, or simply the courage to use them.
In Eden, a place is created
where these abilities can awaken again —
without acquisition costs, without space problems, without overwhelm.
Here, creativity becomes natural again.
Here, craftsmanship finds its home again.
Workshops that carry you.
Eden has various workshops,
where wood smells like hope,
tools lie ready like an invitation,
and large tables wait
for someone to dare to begin something new.
Here furniture is created, repairs are made,
small projects for the village
and things that did not exist before.
Sometimes someone builds something for themselves.
Sometimes something emerges
that touches the entire village.
The workshops are spaces
where doing matters more than perfection,
and trying matters more than knowing.
Creative spaces — where ideas are allowed to spread.
For all artistic and design-oriented people,
there are studios and maker rooms,
bright surfaces, soft places,
Material cabinets that feel
like treasure chambers for creative hands.
Here people paint
who haven’t held a brush in years.
Here people shape
who once forgot
that their hands can dream.
Here work happens quietly, focused, playful, courageously —
always in one’s own rhythm.
Talents do not awaken through pressure.
They awaken through space.
Media & photography — creativity in a new form.
Eden also has an area
for everyone who works with light, images, or movement.
A studio with green screen,
various backgrounds,
soft lighting and space for productions.
Photo creations or small video projects.
Content creators, artists, coaches, and digital nomads
find here not just technology,
but a village that understands
how valuable their work can be for the world.
Shared learning — a village that shares skills.
In these spaces something emerges
that is rarely found today:
natural learning.
Someone shows how a machine works.
Someone helps with the first cut.
Someone knows a technique
you have never seen before.
Sometimes you work alone.
Sometimes a shared project emerges.
And there is always space
to make mistakes,
to start again,
to continue.
Here people grow —
not just objects.
Material flows — ideas do not fail because of screws.
Wood, paints, fabrics, tools, screws, glue —
in Eden, material is not an obstacle,
but fertile ground.
The village restocks regularly,
so ideas do not end because of missing parts,
and creativity never fails because of money.
If you want to create something,
you get what you need.
The principle:
You bring your ideas —
Eden gives you space, tools, and courage.
In these spaces, not only craftsmanship is born.
Here identity is born.
Here backbone is formed.
Here the part of you emerges
that the outside world had forgotten.
6 – Technology & Co-Working.
Working in the flow of modern life.
Working at the highest level —
in the middle of a village that carries you.
Many people work today on a laptop.
But what they often miss
is an environment that truly supports this work:
stable technology, concentration, calm, clear spaces.
Especially in shared projects
or spiritually oriented life models,
productive work often becomes difficult.
But Eden completes this picture.
This is not a retreat.
This is a place where modern work culture
and communal life
do not compete —
but strengthen one another.
A village that is technologically on par with the future.
Eden is equipped with strong internet in every area —
whether Tiny House, outdoor area, co-working space or event hall.
Video calls run smoothly,
uploads flow,
programming work feels light.
Web design works without effort.
Everything you know from modern offices
is available here —
right in the middle of nature.
You don’t work well despite nature.
You work well because of it.
Spaces that breathe productivity.
The co-working areas are designed
so that every person finds the place they need:
robust tables for deep thinking,
large surfaces for collaboration,
focus rooms that hold silence,
small cabins where you can speak undisturbed.
You sit down —
and suddenly work no longer feels heavy,
but clear.
People who struggled for years in home offices
find here, for the first time, an environment
that structures, supports, and calms them.
Media spaces for creative minds.
For everyone who works with images, words, light or sound,
there are rooms that feel like creative oases:
a studio with green screen,
different backdrops,
good lighting,
quiet technical workstations,
and areas where ideas
are allowed to take shape immediately.
Content creators, coaches, designers, musicians and digital nomads
find here not just equipment,
but inspiration.
Here, nothing is improvised.
Here, work is created.
A village full of know-how.
In Eden, no one works in isolation.
Everywhere you meet people
who know something
you don’t know yet:
someone understands websites,
someone knows marketing,
someone edits videos,
someone solves technical problems
that would otherwise take hours.
You don’t just grow next to one another —
you grow with one another.
Work suddenly feels light,
because support is everywhere.
Concentration without the noise of life.
A quiet advantage of Eden is
that everyday life here is clearer than in any city.
Less distraction.
Less exhaustion.
More structure.
More calm.
More space for recovery alongside work.
Many discover here a productivity
they have missed for years —
a way of working that doesn’t push,
but flows.
The principle:
Work is not a fight.
Work is an expression.
Eden finally gives work the environment it deserves —
modern, calm, supportive, free.
Eden is not a retreat from life.
Eden is an upgrade for your work.
7 – Healing, Wellness & Beauty.
The body as the temple of the spirit.
Many people come to Eden
because they are tired.
Not just a little tired,
but deeply tired.
Tired in the heart.
Tired in the head.
Tired in the bones.
Modern life has left its marks:
pressure, insomnia, overload, sensory excess,
a body that constantly had to function,
a soul that could barely breathe anymore.
Eden is not the place
where you “just take a short break.”
Eden is the place
where rest becomes natural movement again.
Where healing does not feel like treatment,
but like coming home.
Spaces that give breath back.
Throughout the village there are retreat places
that feel like a gentle
“I’m holding you.”
Soft rooms, quiet corners, warm places,
shaded seats in the garden,
bright niches in the house,
and small islands
where you arrive back with yourself.
Here, you don’t have to explain yourself.
You simply go there
when your body needs it.
And Eden holds the space for you.
Wellness — where the body is allowed to remember.
Wellness in Eden is not luxury.
It is recovery in its purest form.
Gentle warmth,
quiet rooms,
massage hands,
seawater in the pool,
a space to let go,
a space to recharge.
Sometimes you sit in the warmth for just five minutes
and realize
that you haven’t felt carried like this
for months.
Sometimes you lie in the massage room
and your body begins to tell
what it has been silent about for far too long.
Healing here does not happen loudly.
It happens
quiet,
gentle,
deep.
Beauty — because God loves beauty.
The jewel of Eden.
And then there is something
many spiritual places forget:
beauty.
Not vanity.
Not compulsion.
Not perfection.
But beauty as an expression of divine joy.
God made every flower colorful.
Patterned every shell.
Decorated every butterfly.
Nothing in creation is plain.
Everything is art.
That is why beauty in Eden is no contradiction.
It is part of the path of healing.
You are allowed to care for yourself.
You are allowed to shine.
You are allowed to indulge —
and be indulged.
There are cosmetic rooms,
modern devices for skin rejuvenation,
a small studio for care,
massages, hair treatments,
and days when you simply say:
“Today I’ll let my hair be blow-dried —
just because I can.”
Eden is not “eco-aesthetic.”
Eden is divine aesthetics.
The body begins again.
When the body comes to rest,
the soul begins to breathe again.
Many people do not start in Eden with work.
They start with pause.
With sleep.
With stillness.
With rediscovering.
With crying.
With laughter.
With fragility.
Eden does not force you into function.
Eden invites you
to be human again.
The body becomes temple again.
The mind becomes voice again.
And the soul becomes light again.
Beauty as a promise to oneself.
There are days
when a woman looks at herself in the mirror in the morning
and thinks for the first time in years:
“I am back.”
Not because of make-up.
Not because of outward things.
But because beauty here
is not an achievement,
but a return.
You are allowed to care for yourself.
You are allowed to adorn yourself.
You are allowed to celebrate yourself.
Because beauty is a form of healing.
A village that carries you until you stand again.
You do not have to function.
You are allowed to fall.
You are allowed to take time.
You are allowed to gather yourself first,
before you act again.
Eden does not push.
Eden holds.
And from this holding
strength arises.
The real kind.
Not the forced one.
The quiet transition into self-wedding.
And sometimes,
when a person has arrived back with themselves
and their body, their mind, their soul
are felt as one for the first time in life —
then a moment arises
that can be felt everywhere in Eden:
The marriage with yourself.
Not romantic.
But spiritual.
A promise:
“I will never abandon myself again.”
A recognition:
“I choose myself.”
A beginning:
“I live from my core from now on.”
This shared ceremony is
light,
gentle,
free —
and often works more strongly than any therapy.
A foretaste of what
will later be completed in the Eden Pass.
The principle:
Healing does not arise through an offer,
but through a village
that allows you to become whole again.
Beauty is not luxury,
but a spiritual right.
The body is a temple.
And in Eden it finally finds its way back
into its sacred form.
8 – Leisure & Movement.
Strength from nature and adventure.
Where lightness becomes part of life again.
A village only works
when it does not know only work,
but also what softens the heart:
movement, nature, play, encounter, laughter.
Many realize only in Eden
how much real leisure
they were missing in their old lives.
Not Netflix.
Not exhausted “quickly somewhere.”
But this deep, bodily joy
when one becomes a child again
and everyday life pauses for a moment.
That is why leisure in Eden is not a side product.
It is consciously built in.
Daily visible.
Always close.
Not organized,
but organic.
Movement — light, free and possible everywhere.
In Eden, movement does not take place in calendars,
but in life itself.
There are places you simply step into:
a meadow that calls for badminton,
a space that suddenly becomes a volleyball court,
a few bars in the outdoor area
and training emerges.
No one has to become a member.
No one has to buy equipment.
No one has to plan anything.
You simply feel the impulse
and follow it.
Some run at sunrise.
Some walk meditatively through the forest.
Some meet spontaneously for a small match.
Others enjoy quiet movement in the shade of the trees.
Movement becomes natural again —
no pressure, no obligation,
but a homecoming into your own body.
Nature — the daily companion of the soul.
Eden does not lie next to nature.
Eden is permeated by nature.
Forest paths, shaded places,
small clearings, quiet niches,
hammocks, benches, earth mounds —
the soul finds places everywhere
where it can breathe.
This is not a “leisure program.”
It is a rhythm of life.
The body moves,
the soul rests,
and suddenly one becomes whole again.
Children do not play here on playground equipment.
They play in nature —
in dust, in light, in grass, in shade,
between sticks, stones, imagination.
And adults often rediscover
their own childhood in the process.
Community evenings — the magic of village life.
Several times a month something happens
that no one planned
and yet everyone carries.
A film evening in the yurt.
A dance evening where people move freely.
A music evening with spontaneous instruments.
A game night that becomes too loud.
A cooking afternoon that smells like childhood.
A workshop.
An impulse.
A laugh.
A realization.
Nothing of it is mandatory.
Everything is allowed to happen.
And in this “may”
lies the magic.
Spaces for adolescents & adults.
Young people find in Eden
a place that does not watch over them,
but carries them.
They have space for music,
free creation,
for sport,
for exchange,
for media projects,
for small groups,
for what young souls need
in order to grow healthily.
Adults often discover here
that they had interests
they had long forgotten.
Here hobbies reappear.
Talents.
Joy.
Connections.
New abilities.
New lightness.
Eden gives space
to be a human being with interests again —
not just a human being with duties.
Growing worlds of movement — Eden grows, and possibilities grow with it.
The further Eden grows,
the more spaces arise
in which movement is not only possible,
but magical.
What begins small at first
becomes more alive, larger, more diverse
with every new member.
Gradually sports areas emerge
that do not look like effort,
but like freedom.
Multifunctional places
that feel like a volleyball court in the morning
and like a community meeting point in the evening.
A climbing garden between trees
that brings children and adults back
to playful strength.
Calisthenics areas
where bodies are allowed to work
because they want to,
not because they have to.
And perhaps —
(so whispers the founder’s vision
with a small, golden twinkle) —
one day a large running
and inline skating track will emerge
that wraps like a band of freedom
once around all of Eden.
One lap
in which one can watch oneself
fly.
Everything arises step by step.
Not from prestige.
But from joy.
Eden does not grow in concrete,
but in possibilities.
Leisure without consumer pressure.
In Eden, leisure does not need money.
No gym, no memberships,
no commute, no equipment,
no excuses.
Everything is there.
Everything is shared.
Everything is light.
And the most beautiful thing:
Leisure arises here spontaneously —
from impulses, encounters,
from the wind,
from laughter,
from the desire to move.
The principle:
Leisure does not have to be planned.
It should simply happen.
In Eden, movement becomes natural again,
nature becomes home again,
and joy becomes part of everyday life.
9 – Children & Education.
Where curiosity creates the future.
Growing up safe.
Learning freely.
Being a protected child.
Children need support,
but no confinement.
They need orientation,
but no pressure.
They need freedom,
but no loss of safety.
Eden is not an alternative school project
and not a pedagogical ideology.
Eden is a living place
where children can grow up healthy, protected, and diverse —
with nature, with community, with creativity,
and with as much calm
as the modern world could never give them.
Here, children are allowed to be children.
And parents are finally allowed to breathe again.
A village where children are free and safe.
In Eden, children move along paths
that are short, clear, and protected.
Their world is tangible, familiar, close.
Nature is not a risk,
but a companion.
There are places to climb,
to run,
to throw sand,
to splash water,
to build and to imagine.
Children are not isolated,
but neither are they lost in the crowd.
They grow up in an environment
that sees them, hears them, and protects them.
Learning that grows out of life.
Learning in Eden does not happen in a fixed system,
but in spaces that feel like invitations:
a creative room where colors and imagination flow,
a garden where children experience nature instead of “learning” it,
a music area where rhythm is born,
a small learning corner where school tasks suddenly feel lighter,
a group room where projects emerge
because children come together — not because they must,
but because they want to.
Eden does not replace school.
Eden complements it.
The way children need it.
A village that truly carries parents.
Many parents live in a world
where they have to be everything at once:
caretaker, teacher, entertainer, cook, observer, protector,
while work, household, and everyday life pull at them.
In Eden, many shoulders carry
what used to be carried by only one.
Shared supervision.
Clear routines.
Support in everyday life.
Playing children
who do not have to be constantly monitored,
because the village itself keeps an eye on them.
Parents are allowed to be human again.
And children are allowed to grow up in a community,
not just in a single household.
Social learning in real life.
In Eden, children see people of all ages,
every personality,
every talent:
the craftswoman,
the gardener,
the digital nomad,
the elderly lady,
the creative young man,
the girl with wild temperament,
the boy with a gentle nature.
They experience diversity
without having to travel far.
They see how people interact,
how community works,
how one helps, protects, laughs, shares, apologizes, and grows.
This is how a natural, healthy social environment emerges,
that can hardly be found in cities anymore.
Unfolding instead of pressure.
Eden gives children space
without overwhelming them.
Space without overchallenging them.
Space without shaping them.
Children are allowed here to try things out,
to fail,
to grow,
to play,
to dream,
to be quiet,
to be loud,
to be themselves.
Not to function.
To grow.
The principle:
Children should not have to fit into a system.
They should be allowed to discover themselves.
Eden is a place
where children are carried —
and parents finally get air to breathe again.
10 – Community & Support.
Together, the human being grows.
A village that carries you — even when you never asked for it.
Community in Eden does not mean noise, closeness, or obligation.
It means that you no longer have to carry life alone.
It means a village
where people see one another
without anyone having to pretend.
A village where everyone knows the same values.
A place where support is not organized,
but happens —
naturally, lovingly, warmly, like a breath.
Eden creates a form of togetherness
that many people have never experienced before:
an everyday life where trust is natural,
and where you feel again
how deeply the soul responds to community.
A village that knows itself.
In Eden, there are no anonymous hallways,
no locked doors,
no fear of being unnoticed.
People see one another.
They greet one another.
You know who is new, who needs help,
who prefers quiet today,
who shines, who struggles, who dances.
You can leave your tiny house,
leave the door open,
walk barefoot to the community space —
no one will search your house without asking.
No one will take anything from you.
No one will endanger you.
There are no cars racing through Eden.
No dark corners.
No streets that create fear.
Children walk freely,
and adults walk freely with them.
Here, trust is not a risk.
Here, trust is structure.
Help — before you even despair.
Your drain is clogged?
A message in the group chat —
and often someone is already there
before you could even get the mop.
You need to go to the doctor?
Someone drives you.
You want to paint the bathroom?
Two people volunteer.
You need a conversation?
It happens.
In Eden, many hands carry
what used to be carried by one alone.
Family life with community instead of overload.
You want to spend a weekend alone with your partner?
Book the forest nest, the tree house or the wild villa —
and write in the group chat
who will take the children.
And then the miracle happens:
People respond.
People who truly want to.
Not out of duty —
but out of joy.
And if no one responds?
Children still never spend a whole weekend alone in their beds.
They ring Grandma on the left for breakfast,
play with the potter on the right,
eat pancakes at the neighbor’s,
and are brought to bed in the evening by someone
who simply had love left over.
Eden is not a place
where children must be supervised.
It is a place
where they are welcomed.
Eden connects — across continents.
Eden is not just one village.
Eden will have many.
And because your property — the most important things —
can rest safely in storage,
you are free.
Free to go to Argentina for six months
to learn tango.
Free to travel to Brazil
to dance samba.
Free to live for half a year in another Eden
to learn, to grow,
while your home waits safely for you
and is not rented out or exchanged.
You do not carry life on your back.
Eden carries it for you.
The Eden-Buttons.
Small signs. Big understanding.
When you enter Eden, you receive a small wooden box.
Inside are buttons — smaller ones for jackets, larger ones for doors,
each with a meaning that makes the whole thing lighter.
They are not rules, no system.
They are simply aids.
Gentle signals.
Gifts to the community,
so people can see one another
without having to explain themselves
or read faces all the time.
Sometimes you know: today I can’t.
Sometimes you don’t want to talk.
Sometimes you want to talk a lot.
Sometimes you need rest.
Sometimes you are full of ideas.
And sometimes you simply want
not to be asked.
That’s exactly what the buttons are for.
The Cloud — a gentle “Please give space.”
When a person wears the cloud,
it does not mean: “Leave me alone forever.”
It means:
I am quiet today.
I need air.
I will come back.
But right now my breath is small.
It is protection
without building walls.
A sign
without having to speak.
Sometimes someone just needs a walk,
a jump into cold water,
a round through the forest —
and no one follows,
no one pushes,
no one interprets.
The cloud speaks enough.
The Flame — a heart full of sparks.
The flame is worn by people
whose heads are bubbling,
whose hands are itching,
whose souls call:
“I have an idea!”
“I have to tell this!”
“Who’s listening?”
So that no one accidentally
pours a whole concept
into someone’s ear like a cutlet,
the flame helps
people find one another.
Flame meets flame —
and suddenly two people sit in the community café
who an hour later have created
a workshop,
a song,
a solution,
or a complete project idea.
The flame is a sign:
I’m burning.
I love to share.
Come — I’m open,
if you’re glowing today too.
Drops, hearts, suns — small languages of everyday life.
There will be other buttons in Eden —
symbols for gratitude,
play,
initiative,
humor,
closeness.
They are not obligations.
They are invitations.
Like languages for people
who sometimes don’t know
how to explain their inner world,
and they protect against misunderstandings.
The buttons make togetherness softer.
Misunderstandings smaller.
Closeness easier.
Looks clearer.
Next to every front door there is a small magnet point.
A quiet sign that shows your buttons when you are home.
Anyone passing your house knows how your inner space feels today —
without words, without explanations.
The same buttons you wear on your clothing
can also be used as a sign:
like a loving “please don’t disturb”
or a “welcome” —
much finer, truer and more human.
The principle of the buttons.
No one has to explain themselves.
No one has to pretend they are fine.
No one has to be extroverted.
No one has to talk when they can’t today.
The buttons are a service of love:
small signs
so the soul doesn’t have to scream,
so support doesn’t have to guess,
so closeness doesn’t overwhelm
and distance doesn’t hurt.
In Eden, you don’t carry your heart on your tongue.
You carry it — if you want —
simply as a symbol.
Light sparks — the golden traces of our togetherness.
In Eden no one counts hours.
No one measures performance.
No one keeps lists.
We don’t work because we must,
but because we are connected —
with the village,
with the people,
with ourselves.
So that these small acts of love are not overlooked,
Eden has a warm, quiet principle:
Light sparks.
Light sparks are not currency.
No reward.
No system.
They are small, loving signs
with which we thank one another
for the light
we bring into everyday life.
A light spark can be a shooting star,
a drop of gold,
a sun point —
symbols as light as a smile,
as warm as an embrace.
They are given online
when you feel:
“What you did
made my village brighter.”
It doesn’t matter
whether it was something big or something small:
a loaf of bread you baked,
a flower a little girl gave her mother,
a young gentleman holding a door,
an hour of helping,
a bench freshly painted,
a hug at the right moment,
a workshop that inspired,
a conversation that healed.
Children understand this principle immediately.
They see:
“When I do something loving,
something remains in the world.”
They carry their light sparks like little treasures —
not to be better,
but to feel
that their actions matter.
And we adults
are reminded
that we are role models.
Not through words,
but above all through actions.
Light sparks can be redeemed —
not for food, not for houses,
not for anything that creates dependency.
Only for joy:
a massage,
a place in the treehouse,
a treat,
a beautiful fabric for a project,
a small wish of the heart.
Nothing that makes someone dependent —
everything that makes someone happy.
They are pure.
And they remain pure.
They cannot be abused,
because they hold no power.
Only light.
They remind us
that good actions always leave traces.
That giving makes us richer.
That love may be visible.
That the next generation should learn
how to live with one another —
not against one another.
The old world taught us:
Performance counts.
Giving is weakness.
Love is private.
Creativity is luxury.
Eden says:
“So that our light does not get lost again,
we hold on to what makes us shine.”
Every light spark is a small thank you,
a drop of gold,
a shooting star on your path,
a sun point for your soul.
They are not important.
But they are valuable.
They are the glowing handwriting of our community.
And if you prefer your peace…
Not everyone loves crowds.
Not everyone needs groups.
Not everyone wants to talk, play, meet, celebrate all the time.
Quiet people are just as right —
they may even be the change the whole world needs 🤓✨
In Eden, you are also allowed
to stay in your house all day,
keep your door closed —
…and stalk Eden Broadcast 🐍😉
No one asks if you’re “sick”
or have “problems.”
Peace is just as much part of community
as closeness.
The principle:
Community is not coercion.
Community is a ground
you can stand on safely.
Support is not a program.
Support is an attitude.
In Eden, you do not carry the village.
The village carries you.
And you will be amazed
how light life becomes
when you no longer have to carry it alone.
11 – Safety & Knowledge.
Protection and insight for children of light.
A village that carries, protects, and endures.
Eden is not naive and not dependent.
It is a place that is aware of its responsibility —
legally, organizationally, spiritually, and structurally.
A village built in such a way
that no one from outside can interfere, manipulate, or destroy
what has grown here.
Safety is not a feeling.
Safety is a foundation.
The Eden Foundation – our indestructible framework.
Eden does not belong to an individual.
Eden belongs to a foundation
that cannot be sold,
cannot be mortgaged,
cannot be politically controlled.
This structure protects the village from external influence:
from investors, from private interests,
from religious demands,
from state interference in ways of living,
from ideologies that do not belong to Eden.
A foundation has no ego.
It has one mission.
And this mission is: Preservation of the Light.
Sovereign living – clear rules, our own order.
Eden does not follow the chaos of modern societies.
We have our own values, our own structures,
our own processes and clear frameworks.
Not because we want to exclude —
but because we want to protect what arises here:
Freedom.
Truth.
Love.
Harmony.
Responsibility.
Anyone who comes to Eden
knows what this village stands for —
and what it does not stand for.
Legal security – ownership that truly belongs to you.
In many countries it takes years
to receive a title deed for your house.
You wait, you hope —
and sometimes it never comes.
In Eden, it is different.
We issue title deeds immediately
as soon as a house stands —
without absurd technical regulations,
without 45-degree angles on every corner,
without bureaucratic waiting periods of three years.
Whoever has a house
has legal security.
Whoever builds a piece of Eden,
owns it.
No detours.
No fear.
No doubt.
Protection from religious or governmental pressure.
Eden follows no dogmatic system,
no church, no ideology,
no state-imposed morality.
Governments cannot force us
into rituals,
educational mandates,
religious obligations,
surveillance,
or moral compromises.
Eden is spiritual,
but free.
God-guided.
but not religiously bound.
Holy,
but not controlled.
Science, Research & Studies – our contribution to the world.
Eden is not just a place where people live.
It is a place that is documented.
We accompany studies,
collect insights,
invite science,
and make our way of life visible:
how nutrition heals,
how community stabilizes,
how stress decreases,
how children grow healthier,
how bodies regenerate,
how people blossom
when they are truly supported.
Eden becomes a model project —
a living research field
for a new kind of society.
Structure – the form that makes freedom possible.
Everything has space in Eden:
creativity, aliveness, inspiration, freedom, vision.
But all of this needs a vessel.
A village without structure falls apart.
A village with structure can fly.
That is why there are
clear responsibilities,
clear processes,
clear decision paths,
clear protection mechanisms,
and clear boundaries
against anything that could destroy Eden.
Science & Studies – insights that can change the world.
Eden is more than a village.
Eden is a living research field —
a place where it becomes visible
what a healthier way of life can truly create.
Not theoretical.
Not ideological.
But measurable, traceable, transparent.
We do not want to guess.
We want to know.
We want to prove
what many have long felt:
that a life in community,
in nature,
in structure,
in love,
with good nutrition,
with calm and clarity,
transforms human beings.
That is why Eden is scientifically accompanied —
serious, voluntary, and responsible.
Voluntary participation – never obligation, always possibility.
Anyone who wishes
can become part of our scientific accompaniment.
Upon entry, every participating person voluntarily receives:
a health questionnaire,
a tracker that measures sleep, movement, and heart rate,
the possibility to document physical or emotional symptoms.
Every three months, we offer optional check-ins
to make developments visible:
improvements, healing processes, relief, patterns, progress.
This is not control.
It is companionship.
A form of guidance
that reconnects people with their bodies
while simultaneously providing valuable data for science.
Cooperation with doctors, clinics & professional fields.
Eden is not a replacement for medical care —
Eden expands it.
We cooperate with doctors,
clinics,
dentists,
and mobile medical professionals
so that serious health questions
can be clarified quickly, safely, and responsibly.
Many complaints already ease
through the way of life in Eden.
But where professional expertise is needed,
experts are available.
That is responsibility.
That is care.
That is protection.
Studies that reach beyond Eden.
Eden seeks to answer questions
that are relevant to humanity as a whole:
How does stress change?
How does healing change?
How do relationships change?
How do sleep quality, heart rate, regeneration change?
How do children develop?
How does mental health stabilize?
How does birth rate change?
How does life satisfaction change?
What happens to a body that is carried?
What happens to a soul that is no longer alone?
We want to prove
what many already sense.
And we want to create data
that opens doors —
for new systems,
new villages,
new future models.
Paths that evolve with you.
Eden is not a rigid project.
It is an organism.
A growing field that changes
with every person who steps into it,
with every talent that becomes visible,
with every idea born here.
The village expands —
not only physically,
but mentally, culturally, structurally.
New modules emerge.
New spaces.
New roles.
New rituals.
New ways of living, working, healing, learning.
Some developments are planned.
Others arise in the moment:
from a conversation by the fire,
from a smile between two people,
from an impulse that suddenly takes shape,
from a shared need the community feels together.
Eden does not grow in concrete.
Eden grows in consciousness.
And because it is anchored in a foundation,
it can unfold
without losing its soul.
This village is not a finished product.
It is a path.
A path that continues
while you grow —
and that grows
because you are there.
A call to the brave.
Many people say:
“I would like to live in a better world.”
But few say:
“I will go first.
If I don’t do it — who will?”
Eden is the place for exactly these people.
People who do not just want to consume,
but to contribute.
People who are ready
to become part of a living proof
that another way of life is possible:
more healing,
clearer,
more loving,
more sustainable.
Eden is a research mission.
A future mission.
A mission of love.
We do not collect insights for ourselves.
We collect them for millions
who are still searching.
The Principle:
Security is not control.
Security is love made tangible.
Eden protects
its people,
its land,
its vision.
its light.
So that Eden does not merely come into being,
but endures.
12 – Culture, Agora & Events.
Space for the living soul.
Space for expression.
Space for encounter.
Space for the living soul.
Eden is not just a village,
and not merely a place to live.
Eden is a vessel for expression,
for inspiration, for voice, for art, for movement, for exchange.
A village that does not consume culture,
but brings it forth.
Here, not only everyday life is created.
Here, aliveness emerges.
People discover talents,
show abilities,
learn from one another,
and experience moments
that an ordinary residential area could never produce.
Culture in Eden is not a luxury.
It is breath.
The Event-Yurt – a heart that beats for all.
The large yurt is one of the most sacred spaces of the village —
not because it is religious,
but because it opens people.
Here people breathe, dance, learn,
laugh, share, heal.
Yoga in the morning. Music in the evening.
Ecstatic dance in the light.
Workshops in a circle.
Singing, talks, seminars, breathwork —
and in between, simply silence.
It has a small stage, warm light,
a sound quality that touches the body,
and enough space for a group
to become a shared heartbeat.
In front of the yurt lies a large square.
Open, free, wide space under the open sky.
Here, up to a thousand people can gather —
with professional lighting and sound systems,
with sky beds, sofa islands.
Chill lounges. Fireplaces.
Opposite: long tables and benches.
Adjacent lies the community kitchen,
with fully open windows for serving food and drinks.
A place that looks at night
as if someone had brought the starry sky down to earth.
The Agora – the place where ideas may become loud.
The Agora is Eden’s open stage.
A space for words, for visions,
for talks, theatre, film, projects, exchange and presentations.
A space that invites people to show themselves —
even if they haven’t done so for a long time.
Here residents give their first talks.
Here projects are born.
Ideas take shape.
Talents become visible.
Stories are shared
that deeply touch others.
The Agora is not a stage of perfection.
It is a stage of truth.
Courses that come from the heart.
Anyone who knows something,
anyone who loves something,
anyone who has learned something,
anyone who feels an impulse —
may pass it on here.
In Eden, offerings do not arise from above,
but from within.
Art, movement, music, knowledge,
craft, coaching, dance, fitness,
healing work, language, media, creativity.
The spaces are ready.
Appointments are coordinated fairly.
Anyone who wishes to share
finds a home for it.
And often a course begins with just two people —
and transforms into something
that carries an entire village.
Open Days – Eden shows itself to the world.
Several times a year, Eden opens its gates.
On these days, residents present their works,
their projects, their products,
their art, their talents, their processes.
You wander through the village,
see the workshops, the garden, the ateliers,
experience mini-workshops, demonstrations, conversations,
drink tea, listen to music,
and feel the soul of the village breathing.
These days make Eden visible —
and make many aware
that culture is not something to consume,
but something to live.
Visibility – for everyone who wishes to be seen.
Eden is also a place
that allows people to shine.
Those who build websites,
who paint or make music,
who teach pole dance,
who offer healing work,
DJs, drummers, saxophonists, opera singers …
Anyone who offers courses
or creates handcrafted projects
receives a stage:
in the village,
online,
in the Agora,
in the yurt,
on our website,
at events,
and, if desired, on social media.
Not to sell yourself.
But to show yourself.
To touch people
who are looking for exactly what you can give.
And above all: Eden celebrates.
Eden is a place of light.
And God did not create a grey, silent universe.
He created colours, radiance, rhythm, beauty, laughter — for US.
Creation is celebration.
Eden follows this principle:
We celebrate.
We dance.
We laugh.
We honour life.
We bless joy.
We open spaces for celebrations you never forget.
Not because it is “programmatic”,
but because the soul needs it.
And because people who are young at heart
celebrate life as a gift.
Eden is not a silent village.
It is a living one.
The principle:
Culture does not arise by itself.
It arises where people are given space
to express themselves, to show themselves, to grow, to celebrate.
Eden gives this space —
for creativity, encounter,
and the untamed light of life.
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