Explore Anthroposophy

Explore Anthroposophy

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When:
April 15, 2024 @ 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
2024-04-15T13:30:00+08:00
2024-04-15T14:30:00+08:00
Cost:
Donation

Explore AnthroposophyStudy Group Inspired by the Works of Rudolf Steiner
A weekly discussion group open to all.

At the heart of Anthroposophy is the belief that humanity has the wisdom to transform itself and the world, through one’s own spiritual development.

Cost: Donation
** This is a ticketed event, please book in advance and let us know you are coming.

Each week this group gather together on the grounds of The Sound Temple to study the works of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) who was an Austrian born scientist, artist and philosopher.

The study group work over a period of time on one text, reading and discussing each paragraph.  There is opportunity to examine the material as a group, question this intense literature and time is given to reflect on these insights.  Some of the material covered includes human development, spiritual exercises, health, the kingdoms of nature, cosmic influences and more.

Anthroposophy literally means “the wisdom of man” and it examines all aspects of life and living.  It encourages individuals to awaken and develop their understanding of themselves, the people around them, and all elements of the world.

According to Steiner’s philosophy, the human being is a threefold being of spirit, soul, and body whose capacities unfold in three developmental stages on the path to adulthood: early childhood, middle childhood, and adolescence.

Rudolf SteinerAbout Rudolf Steiner

Beginning at the end of the 19th century, a relatively unknown Austrian philosopher and teacher began to sow the seeds of what he hoped would blossom into a new culture.  The seeds were his ideas, which he sowed through extensive writings, lectures and countless private consultations.  The seeds germinated and took root in the hearts and minds of his students, among whom were individuals who would later become some of the best known and most influential figures of the 20th century. Since the teacher’s death in 1925, a quiet but steadily growing movement, unknown and unseen by most people, has been spreading over the world, bringing practical solutions to the problems of our global, technological civilization.

The seeds are now coming to flower in the form of thousands of projects infused with human values. The teacher, called by some “the best kept secret of the 20th century,” was Rudolf Steiner.

Steiner, a truly “Renaissance man,” developed a way of thinking that he applied to different aspects of what it means to be human. Over a period of 40 years, he formulated and taught a path of inner development or spiritual research he called, “anthroposophy.”  From what he learned, he gave practical indications for nearly every field of human endeavor.  Art, architecture, drama, science, education, agriculture, medicine, economics, religion, care of the dying, social organization – there is almost no field he did not touch.

Today, wherever there is a human need you’ll find groups of people working out of Steiner’s ideas. There are an estimated ten thousand initiatives worldwide – the movement is a hotbed of

  • Entrepreneurial activity
  • Social and political activism
  • Artistic expression
  • Scientific research
  • Community building.
  • Further manifestations of Steiner’s influence include
  • Waldorf education
  • Anthroposophical Medicine
  • Eurythmy
  • Biodynamic farming and gardening

If you are interested in the works of Rudolf Steiner or wanting to explore more about the spiritual-science named Anthroposophy please join us.

For regulars who attend, there is no need to make a booking.  If it’s your first time then please register here so that you are sent a welcoming email with a map etc.

Feel free to arrive early for a warming cup of organic herbal tea and raw slice, this is a lovely way to connect in with the group each week.  We also have some Anthroposophical Inspired books for sale in our Gifts of Gratitude store if you wish to browse on arrival.  Please allow time for this before as the candle will be promptly lit at 1.30pm and we will start on time.

Cost: Donation
** This is a ticketed event, please book in advance and let us know you are coming.

Date & Time: Every Monday arrive 1.15pm for a 1.30 start, Ends: 2.30pm

Included: Warming cups of organic herbal tea and refreshments. A friendly place in the circle to explore the lifetime of works of Rudolf Steiner in The Perth Hills.

Location: 30kms east of Perth CBD in the Hills WA (details on booking)

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Original Artwork: Part of the Private Collection of The Sound Temple
Artist: SD Clifford