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  • Saturday 22 November 2.30pm - Saturday 16 May 4.30pm

    Restoring connection and presence - for children, families, and the communities around them

    Monthly Saturdays, 2:30 - 4:30 pm at Rudolf Steiner House, London, NW1 6XT

    A 6-Month Journey to Transform Your Parenting from the Inside Out

    Facilitator: Julie Lam - Author of From the Heart of Childhood, School Founder, Course Leader, and Transformative Guide

    Dates
    Saturdays 2:30 - 4:30 pm
    22 November
    24 January
    21 February
    21 March
    18 April
    16 May

    Cost

    November (taster): 1 in-person + 1 online - £50
    January - May: 5 in-person + 5 online - £300

    Proceeds from the course go directly to Highgate House School, a Steiner Waldorf Nursery and Kindergarten in Hong Kong.

    H O W  T O  B O O K

    1. Book a Discovery Call with Julie: julie.a.lam@gmail.com
    2. Attend a free Online Session and Q&A on Friday 17 October 1:00- 2:00pm REGISTER HERE
    3. Reserve your place on the November taster with Julie.
    4. Sign up for the full course + Online Support www.julie-lam.com

    Monthly in-person gatherings to explore each developmental stage, supported by conversations to activate new ways of relating and deep personal healing.

    Bi-weekly online support sessions to integrate what you’re learning into daily life.

    Ongoing connection through a private community, listening partnerships, and guided resources.

    https://rsh.anth.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Steiner-House-Enewsletter-A5.docx


  • Monday 24 November
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Dr Sue Peat and Adrian Hotten

    We will be continuing to read and discuss Theosophy, which is one of Rudolf Steiner’s fundamental and foundational books, published in 1904.

    It begins by describing the threefold nature of the human being: the body, or sense-world; the soul, or inner world; and the spirit, or universal world of cosmic archetypes. A profound discussion of reincarnation and karma follows, concluding with a description of the soul's journey through regions of the supersensible world after death. The book closes with an outline of the path to higher knowledge.

    Copies of the book are readily available both new and pre-loved, and it is also available on the Rudolf Steiner Archive website.

    All are welcome to join us for any, or all, of these meetings. Previous knowledge of Rudolf Steiners’ work is not expected or required.

    All our meetings are free. Donations towards expenses are gratefully received.

    Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82632129836?pwd=SDZ3d0kxWk0wNU1uUzN5OStBZmN6QT09

    Meeting ID: 826 3212 9836

    Passcode: 755359

  • Monday 24 November
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Shawn Ballentine

    Men, you are invited and called to join a weekly men’s circle.

    A safe and calming space to come, unpack and trust in the bond of the circle and being with other men.

    We meet with one another to both listen and be heard from our hearts.

    Come as often as suits.

    Suggested and optional donation of £5 - £15

    Donations support men to engage further mens work typically from 'The Male Journey' ( www.malejourney.org.uk/ )

    Paul Webber originated the Welcome Mens Group. It is currently anchored by Shawn Ballantine.

    If coming for the first time or you have questions please email Shawn:

    shawnballantine@yahoo.co.uk

    We look forward to having you there!


  • Wednesday 26 November
    2pm - 4pm

    with William Bishop

    Self-knowledge is vital in today's world. These 16 remarkable lectures given in Dornach in 1920 convey multiple interconnections between the human and the cosmos to reveal self-knowledge to be inseparable from cosmic knowledge - that macrocosm and microcosm consist in unity.

    All welcome. For further information: williambishop191@gmail.com

  • Wednesday 26 November
    4.15pm - 5.45pm

    with Debbie Elliott

    This book was written by Rudolf Steiner. Steiner wrote about this book; “The title Christianity as Mystical Fact was one I gave to this work eight years ago, when I gathered together the content of lectures given in 1902. It was meant to indicate the special approach adopted in the book. Its theme is not just the mystical side of Christianity in a historical presentation. It was meant to show, from the standpoint of a mystical awareness, how Christianity came into being.”

    Further information: ns118de@yahoo.co.uk

    Previous participation is not necessary and there is no need to book.

    Small donations towards expenses welcome: £3/£2

    All the Rudolf Steiner lectures and writings that we are studying are available from the
    library at Rudolf Steiner House and, in addition, many can be purchased in the Bookshop or accessed online at at the Rudolf Steiner Archive.

    For updated news on these and other events please see: www.meetup.com/rudolf-steiner-spiritual-science

  • Wednesday 26 November
    6pm - 7.15pm

    Movement and Meditation

    with Sara Hunt

    These classes are designed to embrace the wholeness of being human. We will start each session with a gentle physical warm-up, involving some stretching and loosening to enliven our bodies.  We will then awaken to our creative selves through eurythmy, an art of harmonious movement, including poetry and music. We will conclude with a meditation.

    These drop-in classes are for everyone and anyone, with no prior experience needed.    

    Please wear loose fitting comfortable clothing and soft soled shoes.

    Sara Hunt - After many years as a teacher in Canterbury Steiner school, Sara graduated from West Midlands Eurythmy and subsequently completed a Masters in Eurythmy Education with Alanus University. She is presently a freelance personal coach.

    Price per class: £10 Full/£8 Concession

    No prior booking, payment in the bookshop upon arrival. Please show your receipt to the facilitator at the session. 

  • Wednesday 26 November
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Adam Slowikowski

    We will be reading the first to the fourth lectures from the Temple Legend.

    All welcome. No previous knowledge or experience necessary.

    For more information: adam.slowikowski69@gmail.com

  • Thursday 27 November
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Every serious spiritual aspirant is aware of the injunction ‘Know Yourself’, but it’s not so easy to translate this from the ideal to the practical. Tools for getting to grips with our inner life.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next courses:
    4 December
    9. Sleep, Dreams and the Afterlife
    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Friday 28 November
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Andrew Welburn

    Modern life is powerfully driven: but is it not by an underlying panic terror? People often seem desperate to get more out of life, but are baffled how to reach it. We may clutch at idols, or else the openness of the future confronts us where we have least defences, but to believe in it – and in our modern situation – is the only way to divine the light, and our angel-destiny.

    Andrew Welburn has been an academic in the fields of English Literature and biblical interpretation and history. A life-long Anthroposophist, he has written several books on Steiners’ philosophy, esotericism, and Christianity, and on the prophet Zarathustra.

    No need to book, no charge.
    Voluntary donations towards costs are gratefully received and can be made by cash
    donation on the day, transfer to a Nationwide account held for this purpose or via Paypal.
    Account name: Adrian Hotten, Nationwide, Sort code: 07-01-16,
    Account number: 31466776. Paypal to suejoanpeat@gmail.com

  • Friday 28 November 7.30pm - Sunday 30 November 9pm

    1. ‘THE FOUR GATES AND PATHS TO THE SPIRITUAL WORLDS’
    Evening lecture
    Friday 28th November 7.30 to 9pm

    Suggested contribution £10. Cash at the door  
     
    2. ‘WE FOUND A PATH - Four Possibilities to Enter the Spiritual Worlds’
    Two day seminar
    29th - 30th November 10am to 5:30pm


    Admission: £100 for the weekend or £50 per day.
    Payment in cash. Concessions considered.

    To book please contact Glenn Charles glenn.charles@gmail.com

    Are Thoresen is a Norwegian veterinarian, therapist, healer and spiritual investigator. Over the last few years, he has investigated deeply the boundary between the material world and the spiritual worlds beyond. In this weekend, Are will describe the four gates which are open to travellers into the spiritual world today (Sun, Elements, Death and Love or Light). He will also describe the associated four paths to these gates which we may embark on as modern striving individuals. The seminar will give an opportunity to practice walking on these paths through the technique of fading and merging using our spiritual bodies.

    Rudolf Steiner House, 35 Park Road, London NW1 6XT

  • Saturday 29 November
    10am - 5.30pm

    Shakespeare’s play, a meditation for healing relationship

    An embodied exploration with Adam Fotheringham

    The Winter’s Tale is one of Shakespeare’s last and most moving plays. It shares with the other late plays a preoccupation with loss and redemption. In the story King Leontes, acting out of blind jealousy, tyrannically destroys his family and happiness, but his shattered world is redeemed by time, destiny and a process of inner atonement. In this divisive age of polarising perspectives and conflicting narratives, how can we work to heal the relational rifts that threaten our human fellowship? This deeply spiritual play points both to causes of conflict in human interaction, and to the path of repair and reconciliation available if we choose to take it. Participants will be introduced to the story, which will become a lens for examining their own conduct in relationship. Through dialogue, group reflection and embodied exercises, participants will have opportunities to work with their own relationship history in a context that is strongly held, confidential and holds a possibility for healing.

    Adam Fotheringham has a background in theatre as an actor, director and teacher, but now works predominantly in personal and leadership development. He is a Programme Lead and Archetypal Coach with Olivier Mythodrama, using story as a tool for developing individuals in leadership and life.

    Cost £65 (£50 concessions)

    Book via: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/t-krnzkpl

    *Originally advertised as 18th May

  • Monday 1 December
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Trevor Dance

    Knowledge of the Higher Worlds is an essential book for understanding Rudolf Steiner’s ideas. It contains practical exercises to set one on the spiritual pathway advocated by Steiner – a reliable and safe path based on a rational, scientific approach.

    For further information: trevordance@hotmail.com

    Our reading groups provide the opportunity in a very informal setting to explore Rudolf Steiner’s work with others. There is no need for any prior participation or knowledge, and everyone, young and old, is very welcome to join us at any time, just once or as often as it suits. We aim to create a friendly, inviting atmosphere, as good humoured as it is serious. Working together, we share our reflections on the immediate theme and try to pay as much attention to listening as to speaking. We find that studying together provides a wonderful opportunity for the whole group to advance in knowledge and understanding. Members and friends are warmly invited to groups at any time even for one-off visits. Previous participation is not necessary and there is no need to book.

    Small donations towards expenses welcome: £3/£2

    All the Rudolf Steiner lectures and writings that we are studying are available from the library at Rudolf Steiner House and, in addition, many can be purchased in the Bookshop or accessed online at at the Rudolf Steiner Archive.

    For updated news on these and other events please see: www.meetup.com/rudolf-steiner-spiritual-science

  • Monday 1 December
    7pm - 8.30pm

    With Trevor Dance

    Knowledge of the Higher Worlds is an essential book for understanding Rudolf Steiner’s ideas. It contains practical exercises to set one on the spiritual pathway advocated by Steiner – a reliable and safe path based on a rational, scientific approach.

    For further information: trevordance@hotmail.com    

    Small donations towards expenses welcome: £3/£2

    All the Rudolf Steiner lectures and writings that we are studying are available from the library at Rudolf Steiner House and, in addition, many can be purchased in the Bookshop or accessed online at at the Rudolf Steiner Archive.

    For updated news on these and other events please see:www.meetup.com/rudolf-steiner-spiritual-science

  • Monday 1 December
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Shawn Ballantine

    Men, you are invited and called to join a weekly men’s circle.

    A safe and calming space to come, unpack and trust in the bond of the circle and being with other men.

    We meet with one another to both listen and be heard from our hearts.

    Come as often as suits.

    Suggested and optional donation of £5 - £15

    Donations support men to engage further mens work typically from 'The Male Journey' ( www.malejourney.org.uk/ )

    Paul Webber originated the Welcome Mens Group. It is currently anchored by Shawn Ballantine.

    If coming for the first time or you have questions please email Shawn:

    shawnballantine@yahoo.co.uk

    We look forward to having you there!


  • Wednesday 3 December
    2pm - 4pm

    with Trevor Dance

    In these very accessible lectures, Steiner deals with the subtle effects of spiritual development at every level from straightforward investigations of the effects on spiritual seekers of coffee, tea and foodstuffs through to the universe of anthroposophical spiritual striving and the human being in relation to the forces of Ahriman and Lucifer. 

    For further information: trevordance@hotmail.com               

    Our reading groups provide the opportunity in a very informal setting to explore Rudolf Steiner’s work with others. There is no need for any prior participation or knowledge, and everyone, young and old, is very welcome to join us at any time, just once or as often as it suits. We aim to create a friendly, inviting atmosphere, as good humoured as it is serious. Working together, we share our reflections on the immediate theme and try to pay as much attention to listening as to speaking. We find that studying together provides a wonderful opportunity for the whole group to advance in knowledge and understanding. Members and friends are warmly invited to groups at any time even for one-off visits. Previous participation is not necessary and there is no need to book.

    Small donations towards expenses welcome: £3/£2

    All the Rudolf Steiner lectures and writings that we are studying are available from the library at Rudolf Steiner House and, in addition, many can be purchased in the Bookshop or accessed online at at the Rudolf Steiner Archive.

    For updated news on these and other events please see: www.meetup.com/rudolf-steiner-spiritual-science

  • Wednesday 3 December
    4.15pm - 5.45pm

    with Dagmar Steffelbauer

    Occult Science was first written by Steiner in 1909 and after that, three revised editions (1913, 1920 & 1925) followed. Studying the book, a first glance into supersensible worlds is given. ‘One of the fairest fruits of the pursuit of Spiritual Science is that it lends strength and firmness to life. Inexhaustible is the fountainhead from which it draws, giving human being strength for work and confidence in life’ - Rudolf Steiner.

    All are welcome!

    Further information:  d.steffelbauer@gmail.com

  • Wednesday 3 December
    6pm - 7.15pm

    Movement and Meditation

    with Sara Hunt

    These classes are designed to embrace the wholeness of being human. We will start each session with a gentle physical warm-up, involving some stretching and loosening to enliven our bodies.  We will then awaken to our creative selves through eurythmy, an art of harmonious movement, including poetry and music. We will conclude with a meditation.

    These drop-in classes are for everyone and anyone, with no prior experience needed.    

    Please wear loose fitting comfortable clothing and soft soled shoes.

    Sara Hunt - After many years as a teacher in Canterbury Steiner school, Sara graduated from West Midlands Eurythmy and subsequently completed a Masters in Eurythmy Education with Alanus University. She is presently a freelance personal coach.

    Price per class: £10 Full/£8 Concession

    No prior booking, payment in the bookshop upon arrival. Please show your receipt to the facilitator at the session. 

  • Wednesday 3 December
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Adam Slowikowski

    We will be reading the first to the fourth lectures from the Temple Legend.

    All welcome. No previous knowledge or experience necessary.

    For more information: adam.slowikowski69@gmail.com

  • Thursday 4 December
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    In both sleep and the afterlife we are prepared for the next day or life by encounters with many beings in soul and spirit lands. As well as how the dead relate to the living.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

    Next course:
    11 December
    10. How to Make Progress
    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

  • Friday 5 December
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Andrew Linnell

    Breathing is a feature of all living beings. Before we became upright human beings, what did we breathe? What will we inhale and exhale in the future? How far away is that future? We will explore what Rudolf Steiner called “Refined Breathing” and the yoga of the near future.

    Andrew Linnell is a co-founder of MysTech, an Anthroposophical organization seeking to realise Rudolf Steiner's indications on Mechanical Occultism. He serves as president of the Boston branch of the Anthroposophical Society.

    No need to book, no charge.

    Voluntary donations towards costs are gratefully received and can be made by cash donation on the day, transfer to a Nationwide account held for this purpose or via Paypal.

    Account name: Adrian Hotten, Nationwide, Sort code: 07-01-16,
    Account number: 31466776. Paypal to suejoanpeat@gmail.com

    Events are not recorded and zoom meetings are limited to 100 participants.

    Zoom link : https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82632129836
    Meeting ID: 826 3212 9836, Passcode: 755359



  • Saturday 6 December
    10.30am - 12pm

    with Patrick Dixon

    Mine Eternal Jewel (the Soul)

    A place to talk, a place to listen, a place to meet interesting and interested people.

    Looking at new ways of thinking and thinking about new ways of looking.

    Tickets: £10, including coffee and cake

  • Sunday 7 December
    3pm - 8pm

    Join us for a festive afternoon!

    Get in the festive mood with carols, steaming mugs of mulled wine, spiced hot apple juice & minced pies.

    Afternoon Session 3pm - 5.30pm

    Evening Session 6pm - 8.30pm

    £40 per session. Price includes: refreshments and a wreath to take home ( plus anything else you make).

    Book via: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/e-xooeqx

  • Monday 8 December
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Dr Sue Peat and Adrian Hotten

    We will be continuing to read and discuss Theosophy, which is one of Rudolf Steiner’s fundamental and foundational books, published in 1904.

    It begins by describing the threefold nature of the human being: the body, or sense-world; the soul, or inner world; and the spirit, or universal world of cosmic archetypes. A profound discussion of reincarnation and karma follows, concluding with a description of the soul's journey through regions of the supersensible world after death. The book closes with an outline of the path to higher knowledge.

    Copies of the book are readily available both new and pre-loved, and it is also available on the Rudolf Steiner Archive website.

    All are welcome to join us for any, or all, of these meetings. Previous knowledge of Rudolf Steiners’ work is not expected or required.

    All our meetings are free. Donations towards expenses are gratefully received.

    Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82632129836?pwd=SDZ3d0kxWk0wNU1uUzN5OStBZmN6QT09

    Meeting ID: 826 3212 9836

    Passcode: 755359

  • Monday 8 December
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Shawn Ballantine

    Men, you are invited and called to join a weekly men’s circle.

    A safe and calming space to come, unpack and trust in the bond of the circle and being with other men.

    We meet with one another to both listen and be heard from our hearts.

    Come as often as suits.

    Suggested and optional donation of £5 - £15

    Donations support men to engage further mens work typically from 'The Male Journey' ( www.malejourney.org.uk/ )

    Paul Webber originated the Welcome Mens Group. It is currently anchored by Shawn Ballantine.

    If coming for the first time or you have questions please email Shawn:

    shawnballantine@yahoo.co.uk

    We look forward to having you there!


  • Wednesday 10 December
    2pm - 4pm

    with William Bishop

    Self-knowledge is vital in today's world. These 16 remarkable lectures given in Dornach in 1920 convey multiple interconnections between the human and the cosmos to reveal self-knowledge to be inseparable from cosmic knowledge - that macrocosm and microcosm consist in unity.

    All welcome. For further information: williambishop191@gmail.com

  • Wednesday 10 December
    4.15pm - 5.45pm

    with Debbie Elliott

    This book was written by Rudolf Steiner. Steiner wrote about this book; “The title Christianity as Mystical Fact was one I gave to this work eight years ago, when I gathered together the content of lectures given in 1902. It was meant to indicate the special approach adopted in the book. Its theme is not just the mystical side of Christianity in a historical presentation. It was meant to show, from the standpoint of a mystical awareness, how Christianity came into being.”

    Further information: ns118de@yahoo.co.uk

    Previous participation is not necessary and there is no need to book.

    Small donations towards expenses welcome: £3/£2

    All the Rudolf Steiner lectures and writings that we are studying are available from the
    library at Rudolf Steiner House and, in addition, many can be purchased in the Bookshop or accessed online at at the Rudolf Steiner Archive.

    For updated news on these and other events please see: www.meetup.com/rudolf-steiner-spiritual-science

  • Wednesday 10 December
    6pm - 7.15pm

    Movement and Meditation

    with Sara Hunt

    These classes are designed to embrace the wholeness of being human. We will start each session with a gentle physical warm-up, involving some stretching and loosening to enliven our bodies.  We will then awaken to our creative selves through eurythmy, an art of harmonious movement, including poetry and music. We will conclude with a meditation.

    These drop-in classes are for everyone and anyone, with no prior experience needed.    

    Please wear loose fitting comfortable clothing and soft soled shoes.

    Sara Hunt - After many years as a teacher in Canterbury Steiner school, Sara graduated from West Midlands Eurythmy and subsequently completed a Masters in Eurythmy Education with Alanus University. She is presently a freelance personal coach.

    Price per class: £10 Full/£8 Concession

    No prior booking, payment in the bookshop upon arrival. Please show your receipt to the facilitator at the session. 

  • Wednesday 10 December
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Adam Slowikowski

    We will be reading the first to the fourth lectures from the Temple Legend.

    All welcome. No previous knowledge or experience necessary.

    For more information: adam.slowikowski69@gmail.com

  • Thursday 11 December
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Alex Wright

    Anthroposophy is a Spiritual Path which can lead to very significant human development. A practical guide to making that a reality.

    An introduction to the modern spiritual path of Anthroposophy. Taking 10 areas of Anthroposophy and explaining them through a combination of lectures and activities.

    This series has been designed by Alex Wright as a course with the knowledge building week on week, so regular attendance is advised. Alex has an MA in Law from Oxford University and is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course.

    Each evening cost £10 or £7 students, pay at the door, no cards. If you would like to be kept informed of when the next course starts, then please email introtoanthro2020@gmail.com  

    This course will also run one day earlier on Wednesdays at Emerson College, Forest Row, East Sussex, RH18 5JX www.emerson.org.uk/introtoanthro

    Enquiries please call 01342 827967.

  • Friday 12 December
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Andrew Wolpert

    What choices do you have when the inherited political, economic and social structures are so degraded and entrenched that you feel unfree and unable to effect any real change in the world?

    Andrew Wolpert is an adult educator and art historian. He is the coordinator in Great Britain of the Humanities Section of the School of Spiritual Science.

    A series of alternating zoom and face to face seminars and lectures exploring the future, led by speakers working out of insights offered by Rudolf Steiner. All welcome.

  • Saturday 13 December 10am - Sunday 14 December 5pm

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    The internationally acclaimed Massage in Schools Programme

    Learn with Mary Beattie & Dougie Mirfin UK experts and international trainers

    For more information or to book, contact Mary Beattie: 07528 589859 mary@babyandchildmassage.co.uk

    www.babyandchildmassage.co.uk

  • Saturday 13 December
    10am - 1pm

    with Sue Davies

    Saturday drop in sessions, happening two times a month, 10am - 1pm

    Come and enjoy playing with watercolour paints or pastels, be guided by the seasons and verses from the Calendar of the Soul. Or you may prefer to bring your own poem along to inspire you. A range of art materials will be provided to enliven your sense of curiosity and welcome you to a heart-warming start to your weekend.

    No prior art experience necessary. All materials provided.

    Meet the facilitator:

    Sue is an MBACP accredited Therapeutic Transpersonal Arts Counsellor and Group Facilitator. She has a private practice, designs and runs tailor-made workshops, and is a visiting tutor and supervisor for trainee art counsellors at Tobias School of Art & Therapy.

    Price £15 - Payment to be made in the bookshop upon arrival, with receipt exchangeable with the facilitator upstairs at the art session 

    For further information: 020 7723 4400

    Man can find no better retreat from the world than art, and man can find no stronger link with the world than art.’ Goethe

  • Saturday 13 December
    10am - 4pm

    Rudolf Steiner and the New Prehistory

    A one-day seminar with author Andrew Welburn

    Rudolf Steiner is unrivalled for ‘the big perspective’ on human origins – and potential. New revolutionary scientific ideas are just catching up.

    The Stone Age no longer stands for brutish cave men, its stunning cave-paintings are now known to be visionary journeys, reflecting a clairvoyant consciousness under whose guidance ours emerged. Spirituality made is human, yet there were other humans, like the Atlanteans mentioned by Steiner. Welburn has argued persuasively that the Neanderthals ­– nowadays acknowledged as highly intelligent, deeply creative and lovers of music – are a humanity of that type. These stages of human origin are richly explored in this seminar centred around Welburn’s new book, After Atlantis.

    A distinguished scholar, Andrew Welburn has held fellowships from the British Academy and the Frances Yates Trust at the universities of London and Oxford. Andrew’s wider interests have included spiritual and religious history, especially the deeper roots of Christianity in the evolution of humanity. His most recent books are Neanderthals and Atlantis (2024) and After Atlantis (2025).

    Cost £15, £10 conc.

    Booking online: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/t-avreppk                                                                       

    For more information: E: ilona.pimbert.rsh@anth.org.uk T: 020 7723 4400

  • Monday 15 December
    7pm - 8.30pm

    with Trevor Dance

    Knowledge of the Higher Worlds is an essential book for understanding Rudolf Steiner’s ideas. It contains practical exercises to set one on the spiritual pathway advocated by Steiner – a reliable and safe path based on a rational, scientific approach.

    For further information: trevordance@hotmail.com

    Our reading groups provide the opportunity in a very informal setting to explore Rudolf
    Steiner’s work with others. There is no need for any prior participation or knowledge, and everyone, young and old, is very welcome to join us at any time, just once or as often as it suits. We aim to create a friendly, inviting atmosphere, as good humoured as it is serious. Working together, we share our reflections on the immediate theme and try to pay as much attention to listening as to speaking. We find that studying together provides a wonderful opportunity for the whole group to advance in knowledge and understanding. Members and friends are warmly invited to groups at any time even for one-off visits. Previous participation is not necessary and there is no need to book.

    Small donations towards expenses welcome: £3/£2

    All the Rudolf Steiner lectures and writings that we are studying are available from the library at Rudolf Steiner House and, in addition, many can be purchased in the Bookshop or accessed online at at the Rudolf Steiner Archive.

    For updated news on these and other events please see: www.meetup.com/rudolf-steiner-spiritual-science

  • Monday 15 December
    7.30pm - 9pm

    with Shawn Ballantine

    Men, you are invited and called to join a weekly men’s circle.

    A safe and calming space to come, unpack and trust in the bond of the circle and being with other men.

    We meet with one another to both listen and be heard from our hearts.

    Come as often as suits.

    Suggested and optional donation of £5 - £15

    Donations support men to engage further mens work typically from 'The Male Journey' ( www.malejourney.org.uk/ )

    Paul Webber originated the Welcome Mens Group. It is currently anchored by Shawn Ballantine.

    If coming for the first time or you have questions please email Shawn:

    shawnballantine@yahoo.co.uk

    We look forward to having you there!


  • Wednesday 17 December
    7pm - 9pm

    with Milena Ivovic

    Beliefs give us power to do and achieve things, but equally so – they can take power away from us. That is why it is very important to understand beliefs.

    This talk will try to help in that direction, by covering:

    • DEFINITION OF BELIEFS, AND THEIR PURPOSE
    • BELIEF SYSTEMS (RELIGIOUS & CULTURAL)
    • IMPORTANCE AND IMPACT OF BELIEFS
    • WHY BELIEFS NEED TO BE SCRUTINISED
    • HOW TO CHANGE OUR BELIEFS
    • SHOULD WE BELIEVE OUR BELIEFS
    • RELATIVISING OUR BELIEFS (A COSMIC PERSPECTIVE)

    Join us at this free attendance event. After the talk, we will engage in thought sharing through a deep and friendly conversation. Come to participate with your beautiful presence! Come to meet interesting people!

    Don't miss this opportunity to expand your awareness and make new friends.

    Attendance FREE

    Milena: 07808 222959; milena@milena.org.uk

  • Thursday 18 December
    7pm - 9pm

    with Barnaby Tobias and Iaia Chiesa

    Join us in Rudolf Steiner Bookshop for a sharing of poems, monologues, stories, parts of plays, and all things creative. A casual event where we celebrate the spirit of creativity. All are welcome and encouraged to share something of their own work or another’s they admire. We will have some discussion around the inspiration for certain pieces, with a main emphasis on the practical sharing of work.


    Cash donations are welcome. rsh-bookshop@anth.org.uk

  • Friday 19 December 7pm - Saturday 20 December 5.30pm

    with Sarah Kane

    WORKSHOP 3

    Friday 19 December 19.00 – 21.30 & Saturday 20 December 10.00 – 17.30

    Deepening the Play: Scoring the Atmospheres

    October – December

    How does the acting technique developed by Russian actor Michael Chekhov work in practice? If you have had a go at working with atmospheres or gestures or a character’s imaginary body in a workshop and want to see how creatively inspiring and liberating working with the technique can be when looking at a whole play, come and find out!

    We will focus on using the technique to open up one particular play, Russian author Yevgeni Schwarts’s satire (disguised as a fairy tale) The Dragon, written in 1944 and banned from the stage after the opening night.

    Starting on Friday evening and running through Saturday all day, the three workshops are designed to build from one to the other but can also be taken individually.  

    WORKSHOP 1

    Friday 17 October 19.00 – 21.30 & Saturday 18 October 10.00 – 17.30

    Exploring the Play: Developing the Feeling of the Whole

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    WORKSHOP 2

    Friday 31 October 19.00 – 21.30 & Saturday 1 November 10.00 – 17.30

    Opening the Play: Discovering the Polarities and Climaxes

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    These workshops are intended for those with some acting experience looking to deepen their skills through working with Chekhov’s technique in bringing a text alive.

    Fee

    Each workshop (Fri – Sat): £65

    Three sessions paid upfront: £165

     Booking: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/e-pbpoxo

  • Sunday 21 December
    10am - 1pm

    The Monologue of Character

    Who speaks the monologue? What impact does this have on how the actor speaks the monologue? Please bring your own monologue, and if you are attending all three sessions, please continue your work on the one used in the previous session.

    Fee: £30.00 per session or £75.00 for all three.

    Book via: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/e-qmzxdo

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    SUNDAYS 10.00 TO 13.00
    Three explorations into aspects of artistic speech for stage and screen.


    OCTOBER 19 2025
    TELLING A STORY
    What tools does an actor need to do a story justice? Please bring a brief story, such as a fable, or an excerpt from a longer one that you wish to work on.


    2 NOVEMBER 2025
    THE WORDS OF A MONOLOGUE 
    Exploring exactly what words a character uses for a monologue: what do they say about how to speak the monologue? Please bring your own monologue to explore.


    21 DECEMBER 2025
    THE MONOLOGUE’S CHARACTER
    Who speaks the monologue? What impact does this have on how the actor speaks the monologue? Please bring your own monologue, and if you are attending all three sessions, please continue your work on the one used in the previous session.


    FEE: £30.00 PER SESSION

  • Sunday 11 January
    7.30pm - 8.45pm

    Music Poetry Storytelling

    with Louise Coigley

    Honouring the centenary of Frida Kahlo’s accident 17 September 1925

    Storyteller, speech & language therapist and spinal injury survivor Louise weaves her own fractured journey into a powerful and poetic narrative of perseverance and healing. Born with clubfeet, as a child Louise develops scoliosis.

    After years of treatment for her legs & feet and back, being stretched, moulded, winched and strapped, then undergoing spinal surgery, Louise emerges out of the cocoon of a spinning bed. Years later, in extreme pain, she encounters Frida Kahlo’s paintings, learns about her life, her loves. Louise finds recognition and a new way to navigate pain: through creativity. With humour and humanity, tales from these two women’s lives interweave.

    Accompanied by Olivier nominated actress Melody Grove and Aly Macrae, actor & musician of stage and screen, “Back to Back” unfolds with poignant, uplifting singing & music. Melody also speaks “From the Frocks”- a powerful new prose poem by Louise.

    www.lisntell.co.uk
    Book Tickets: £20

    https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/back-to-back/e-ajyrgp

  • Sunday 25 January
    10am - 5pm

    Meeting Pain through Art, Celebrating Creativity

    A day of artistic workshops and sharing in the centenary month of the horrific accident and sustained injuries of the Mexican painter Frida Kahlo

    To be an artist is to believe in life.’ Frida Kahlo

    A choice of workshops:

    Creative Writing with poet & co-leader of The School of Storytelling Henrietta Bowen

    Drama with Olivier Nominated actress Melody Grove

    Painting with artist Ilona Pimbert

    The Art of Being Present with mindfulness teacher Tamzin Muir

    Followed by a sharing from the workshops and conversation

    Fee: £40.00 - some bursaries available

    https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/rudolf-steiner-house/back-to-back/e-ajyrgp

    Contact Louise at: lisntell@gmail.com

    Banner image: Roots by Frida Kahlo 1943

  • Wednesday 28 January
    7pm - 9pm

    with Milena Ivovic

    This talk will cover:
    1. What is PINEAL GLAND
    2. The SUBJECT OF ART
    3. IN SEARCH FOR THE SEAT OF THE SOUL
    4. The VIEW OF MODERN SCIENCE
    a – ANIMALS AND PINEAL GLAND
    b – HUMAN PINEAL GLAND
    5. SUPPORTING PINEAL GLAND
    6. ACTIVATING THE THIRD EYE
    7. COSMIC VIEW
    8. IN CONCLUSION

    This comprehensive talk will setup the base for thought sharing session, in a deep and friendly conversation.

    Don't miss this opportunity to expand your awareness and make new friends at this in-person event that promises to be a transformative experience!

    COME to learn and share your thoughts on this mysterious subject!
     

    Milena: 07808 222959; milena@milena.org.uk

    Attendance FREE

     

  • Wednesday 25 February
    7pm - 9pm

    with Milena Ivovic

    This talk will cover:

    1. What is EDUCATION and its OBJECTIVES

    2. TOWARDS PERFECTION

    3. “FUTURES OF EDUCATION” – UNESCO INITIATIVE

    4. MAJOR LEARNING PATHS

    5. FOCUS

    1. TEACHING PARENTS & EDUCATORS
    2. DISCIPLINE & FREEDOM
    3. COMMUNICATION & PERCEPTION
    4. HUMOUR & LAUGHTER
    5. COMPASSION
    6. CREATIVITY
    7. WELLBEING
    8. LOVE
    9. SERVICE
    10. UNIVERSAL LAWS

    This comprehensive talk will setup the base for thought sharing session, in a deep and friendly conversation.

    COME and join us for an enlightening evening, and share your beautiful energy with us at this attendance free event!

    Don't miss this opportunity to expand your awareness and make new friends!

    Milena: 07808 222959; milena@milena.org.uk

    Attendance FREE

  • Wednesday 25 March
    7pm - 8pm

    with Milena Ivovic

    Concept of TELEPORTATION (BEAMING) has been capturing mankind’s imagination for centuries.

    Usually, Teleportation would assume:

    • The ABILITY to travel vast distances within the blink of an eye;
    • Disappearance – as fading away of a physical body and
    • Reappearance in a different location.

    There are many stories and novels that talk about Teleportation. We will explain 7 reported cases., besides delivering a popular scientific stance on the subject. The channelled explanation brought down by Lee Carroll will enhance a perspective, leading to the clarification on WHO can undergo the teleportation procedure and WHY.

    This talk will answer the long-standing question: whether TELEPORTATION is just a fantasy area rich with bizarre stories or a real capacity.

    Immerse yourself in a journey of cosmic proportions as we explore this mysterious phenomenon.

    After the talk, we’ll engage in a friendly and respectful conversation on the topic.

    COME to learn and share your thoughts on this fascinating subject!

    COME to make new friends!

    Milena: 07808 222959; milena@milena.org.uk

    Attendance FREE

  • Wednesday 29 April
    7pm - 9pm

    with Milena Ivovic

    This talk will uncover fascinating facts of Generation Z, through following talk structure:

    1. DEFINITION OF GENERATIONS
    2. LIVING GENERATIONS PRECEDING GEN Z
    3. INFLUENCES that are SHAPING GEN Z
    4. MAJOR and UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS
    5. WEAKNESSES
    6. COSMIC TIMING and SIGNIFICANCE OF GEN Z
    7. CONCLUSION

    This comprehensive reflection on Gen Z will setup the base for a deep conversation on the topic.

    COME to socialise at this free attendance event and share your beautiful self with us!

    Don't miss the opportunity to expand your awareness and make new friends!

    Milena: 07808 222959; milena@milena.org.uk

    Attendance FREE

  • Wednesday 20 May
    7pm - 9pm

    with Milena Ivovic

    EGO is an aspect of our personality profile and has its undoubted relevance in life. However, great maturity is required to tame it, so that we do not become a victim of our own self.

    The talk will cover:

    1. Definition of EGO
    2. Discovering of THE SELF
    3. Types of EGO
    4. TOWARDS the TRUE SELF
    5. EGO DEATH
    6. Becoming GODLIKE
    7. TRANSCENDING the SELF
    8. Conclusion

    This greatly informative talk will shed precious light on this still difficult-to-understand subject.

    After the talk, we’ll engage in friendly conversation on the topic.

    COME to share your beautiful energy with us and socialise at this free attendance event!

    Don't miss the opportunity to expand your awareness and make new friends!

    Milena: 07808 222959; milena@milena.org.uk

    Attendance FREE

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