Screening of 'Queen of the Sun: What are the Bees telling us?' £5 - No bookings required |
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Sunday 19th February 2.30pm - 4.30pm |
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The highly acclaimed film examining the global honeybee crisis, 'Queen of the Sun: What are the Bees telling us?', will be shown as part of a Bee-friendly Biodynamic Gardening workshop. The screening will be introduced by Heidi Herrmann, a Founder Trustee of the Natural Beekeeping Trust, and will be followed by a panel discussion.
 'Queen of the Sun' is an in-depth investigation to discover the causes and solutions behind Colony Collapse Disorder, a phenomenon where honeybees vanish from their hives without explanation, never to return. The award-winning film focuses on organic and biodynamic communities around the world and is seen through the eyes of inspirational beekeepers, farmers, scientists and philosophers who keep bees in natural and holistic ways.
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‘The Challenge of Rudolf Steiner’ Donation – No bookings required |
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Monday 27th February 7.30pm |
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Jonathan Stedall will be launching his 90 minute documentary film on the life and legacy of Rudolf Steiner. The film was shot during 2011 – the 150th anniversary year of Steiner's birth – in Austria, Switzerland, the USA, India and in the UK. It features some of the key moments in Steiner's biography, and also looks at current work inspired by his insights and indications. DVDs of the film will be on sale. |
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The Magic of Tapestry With Libuse Mikova No bookings required. All welcome. |
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Wednesday 29th February 7.30pm - 8.30pm £7 |
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Libuse will talk about her own work and the impulses of the Christian epoch spirit in contemporary tapestry. Her mission is to incorporate the impulses of Rudolf Steiner into this wonderfully evocative art form. The talk will refer especially to the secret of the tapestries of the Lady and the Unicorn and their eternal message of esoteric beauty. |
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Signature of the Celestial Spheres Beauty and Harmony in the Solar System With Hartmut Warm No bookings required. All welcome. |
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Monday 5th March 7.30pm – 9pm £3.50 (£1 concessions) |
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Modern astronomical procedures have enabled Hartmut to discover astounding harmonic and musical structures and wonderfully aesthetic movement figures in our solar system. The results of his work are represented with the aid of computer projections that provide a remarkable experience not only for astronomers but for anyone interested. The cosmos breathes mysteriously in the structures which, like archetypes, are revealed. Ancient ideas of a‘harmony of the spheres’ thus reappear in a new light.
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‘The Soul's Awakening’ With Trevor Dance No bookings required. All welcome. |
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Sunday 11th March 2pm - 6.30pm £3.50 (£1 concessions) |
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We can experience in a living, vibrant, feeling way, through this play-reading, the most intricate aspects of Steiner's teachings. The play's title indicates its purpose. Through the trials of the characters on the spiritual path, the life between death and a new birth, previous incarnations and their karmic effects, spiritual science and technology,personal crises and uncertainty in Ahrimanic times are all creatively explored in depth. The high level of esoteric content ensures that the reading will be a very special occasion.
 Come and read, or just listen. Suitable for beginners and advanced alike. |
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London Eurythmy warmly invite you to the Premier performance of: The Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily By J. W. von Goethe, translated by Thomas Carlisle Directed by Hajo Dekker Enquiries by email. |
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Saturday 24th March 7.30pm £12 (£7 concessions) Tickets available on the door from 7pm. |
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Goethe's magical fairy tale is brought to vivid life on many levels in this subtle and evocative performance by London Eurythmy. Rudolf Steiner described this story as ‘a marvellous work - one must live it, not merely read it’.
 This production by London Eurythmy, with original music and a text adapted for the stage, promises to be a provocative and profound interpretation of the original - as well as a great opportunity to follow Rudolf Steiner's indication and 'live' the story.
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The Mystery of the Holy Grail With Milena Petrova No bookings required. All welcome. |
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Thursday 5th April 7pm - 8.30pm £5 (£3.50 concessions) |
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What is the Holy Grail? And whom does it serve? This talk complements the exhibition of paintings in the Foyer of the House (12th March - 11th May). Milena will speak about the story of Parsifal which inspired her journey and her further insights about the Grail based on Rudolf Steiner’s lectures and her own artistic explorations. |
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