Six Fridays from March 4 to April 8. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
Six Fridays from March 4 to April 8. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
In anticipation of the anniversary of Rudolf Steiner's death, Eurythmy Spring Valley Ensemble will present The Foundation Stone Meditation in eurythmy in its entirety.
Six Fridays from March 4 to April 8. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
A Talk by Karl Fredrickson. When we think of Rudolf Steiner at his most productive, we might consider the years just before World War I, or those remarkable final seven years of his life, from 1919 through 1925. But as we seek to approach more closely his core mission, the year 1918 offers important insights.
Who were the Cathars? And what was their connection to the Holy Grail? Our speaker, Alex Nitsche, will make a heartfelt effort to clarify some of the mystery.
A Pentecost contribution by Paul Newton, preceded and followed by a eurythmy presentation of the Hymn to Love from St. Paul's 1st Epistle to the Corinthians. This will be performed by a group of eight eurythmists under the direction of Dorothea Mier.
In this talk, Bill Kelly will focus on the Twelve Steps as a spiritual program, outlining the steps with a focus on their requirement for the individual’s willingness, service to others, and and persistent striving to improve their conscious contact with God.
As we approach the centennials of the burning of the first Goetheanum and the re-founding of the Anthroposophical Society, Sherry Wildfeuer shares thoughts intimately related to this St. John's time.
Are Thoresen will address concerns about harmful emissions from devices we use or are exposed to every day. By finding the mid- or Christ-point in such objects, we can then activate the Christ force that exists in the world even within such technological devices. Online advance ticket sales are closed, but walk-ups are welcome at Brookside.
Does one have to be a philosopher of great erudition to understand Aristotle's gift to humanity – his Categories? Perhaps, yes! However, let us explore a path out of intellectual confinement to an experience of expansion supported by eurythmy.
Does one have to be a philosopher of great erudition to understand Aristotle's gift to humanity – his Categories? Perhaps, yes! However, let us explore a path out of intellectual confinement to an experience of expansion supported by eurythmy.
An Advent Talk by Mac Mead. Some reflections on the earth in her living depths and the stars at this special time of year.
Six Fridays from February 3 to March 10. Participants can sign up for the whole program or for individual elements — but advance registration is very helpful to us.
A lecture by Mark Ebersole.
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