What’s On
All Talks, Seminars and Groups Events
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Wednesday 25 March7pm - 8.30pm
with Adam Slowikowski
Lectures from Rudolf Steiner’s visits to London, Oxford and Ilkley. All welcome. No previous knowledge or experience necessary.
For more information: adam.slowikowski69@gmail.com
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 the Rudolf Steiner Archive.
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Wednesday 25 March7.30pm - 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.
This talk is part of A Spiritual Path For Today
Introducing ten areas of Rudolf Steiner’s Spiritual Science incorporating exercises and activities for those seeking a spiritual path for the 21st century. Though this series is designed as a course with the knowledge building week on week, part attendance is also possible. Most evenings are a combination of lectures and activitiesAlex Wright has an MA in Law from Oxford University, is a graduate of the three-year Emerson Visual Arts Course, and has been teaching Spiritual Science since 2017.
Cost: £10, £7 students per evening. Payment at the door (no cards).
To confirm dates before travelling please check www.rsh.anth.org.ukEnquiries please call Alex 01342 827967.
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Friday 27 March7pm - 8.30pm
with Douglas Miller
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? Wolfram von Eschenbach’s epic poem Parzival points to a future that is in our hands. What path does it lay out for realizing a future that is both spiritually viable and in keeping with humanity’s capacity for freedom?
Douglas Miller is a retired professor of German at the University of Michigan–Flint in the United States; his research, publication, and lecturing has focused on Goethe’s accomplishments as a scientist and writer, as well as on the history and meaning of Rudolf Steiner and anthroposophy.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
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Saturday 28 March10.30am - 12pm
Looking at new ways of thinking and thinking about new ways of looking, with Patrick Dixon.
Tickets on the day in the Cafe: £10, including coffee and cake.
Patrick Dixon trained at RADA and is an actor, writer, poet and performer. He lives in London and gives lectures, seminars and one man shows around the country.
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Tuesday 31 March7pm - 8.30pm
with Brendan McQuillan
Tuesdays 7pm -8.30pm
We will be looking at lectures by Rudolf Steiner with the title 'The Fifth Gospel' given in various German cities in Nov and Dec 1913 (from GA148) and at his lecture from May 27th 1914 titled 'Progress in the Knowledge of the Christ: The Fifth Gospel' given in Paris (in GA152).
The lectures, which are informed by Steiner's spiritual research in the Akashic Chronicle, present many remarkable discoveries about the life of Jesus of Nazareth before the Baptism and about Christ Jesus' experiences following the Baptism. Included are dramatic insights into Jesus' doubts over the relevance both of contemporary Pagan Mysteries and the Bath Kol; Jesus' realization of the cosmic, inverse significance of the Lord's Prayer; His relationship to the Essene community and His glimpses of Lucifer and Ahriman fleeing the exclusive Essene Gates of Jerusalem; the intimate, cathartic conversations between Mother Mary and Jesus that led to the Baptism; the three temptations of Christ Jesus; Peter's denials, and much else besides.
All are welcome. No need to book.
Small donations towards ecxpenses welcome: £3/£2
Contact: ben.mcquillan@outlook.com
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Wednesday 1 April7pm - 8.30pm
with Adam Slowikowski
Lectures from Rudolf Steiner’s visits to London, Oxford and Ilkley. All welcome. No previous knowledge or experience necessary.
For more information: adam.slowikowski69@gmail.com
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 the Rudolf Steiner Archive.
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Wednesday 8 April7pm - 8.30pm
with Adam Slowikowski
Lectures from Rudolf Steiner’s visits to London, Oxford and Ilkley. All welcome. No previous knowledge or experience necessary.
For more information: adam.slowikowski69@gmail.com
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 the Rudolf Steiner Archive.
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Friday 18 September7pm - 8.30pm
with Inessa Burdich
Rescheduled: Originally 13 March → Now 18 September
TALK
In these turbulent times, fear manifests not only as personal anxiety but as a collective atmosphere: a shadow cast by the growing presence of negative forces. This theme invites us to approach fear as something to transform through a conscious relationship with the being of the archangel Michael.
Michael, as the spiritual countenance of Christ, works today as a Time Spirit, calling each human soul to awakening, inner uprightness and courage.
Together we will explore:
– The role of Michael within the spiritual hierarchies
– The mystery of symbols
– Michael’s connection with Gabriel and Oriphiel
This meeting will offer practical exercises, to strengthen our steadfastness and moral clarity, so essential for transforming the increasingly visible negative forces of our times. These practices support the path of becoming Warriors of the Light, capable of meeting adversity with awakened presence.
£15 cash on the door
This lecture will be followed by a one day workshop on the same topic at RSH on Saturday 19th September, £95. Booking required – call Alex Wright on 01342 827967 and for further information.
Inessa Burdich is a Spiritual Science researcher and a therapeutic consultant for individuals and organisations. She is also a Trustee for a Rudolf Steiner research and educational trust dedicated to supporting individuals with special needs, and leads courses in Anthroposophical meditation and supersensible perception.