News 39 Sunday 2 OctoberHB Branch News 39 – Sunday 2 October Events in brief (*details further down) This week: Monday 3 to Sunday 9 October
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Now that spring is coming, it is time to stir This will be followed by a related talk by Hans van Florenstein Mulder at 6.30 p.m. Invitation to a Celebration of Spring - with the herb rosemary as the theme Monday 10th October 10.00a.m. (Rosemary flavoured foods for morning tea, music, talk about the herb rosemary by Kaye Keats, a story and some gently awakening surprises) At Rudolf Steiner Centre 401 Whitehead Road, Hastings The herb, rosemary, we all know but are we aware of the support it can bring from a therapeutic perspective? Rosemary as an essential oil, ‘invites’ the soul to better connect with the physical body. Rosemary originates from Mediterranean countries where dews of the sea help sustain the plants growing on the rocky terrain. Its Latin name is rosmarinus and means ****** Come and join our Conversation Monday, 10th October, 10.00a.m. Bernie Raichle and Diana Bacchus **********************************************************************************************
At the Rudolf Steiner Centre 401 Whitehead Road, Hastings We warmly invite parents, friends and teachers to our introductory talks, looking at Childhood development. Babies in arms warmly welcome. Fathers are very welcome too – it would be lovely to see some fathers - if you can sacrifice a couple of hours from work. Indeed. these talks are open to anyone interested in the topics. The talks are free of charge, but a contribution in the Koha box towards the running of the Centre is always appreciated. From 1.45 to 2.30 pm on Wednesdays in the Main Room of the Centre The talks so far have given an insight in the early childhood years and the Lower school time. In the fourth term, will look at the Upper school years. “The journey to the Self” The years from 14 to 21 The next 3 talks will be given by Hans and Ineke van Florenstein Mulder who were part of the team of teachers who founded the Taikura Upper School in the 1970s. Talk #10, 19 October How does the curriculum support the soul development of the Upper school students in the 4 Upper school years. Talk #11, 26 October In the Lower school the 4 temperaments become visible, in the Upper school the Planetary Soul types are manifesting themselves. What are these Planetary Soul types and how do we work with them? Talk #12, 2 November The metamorphosis of the 12 senses from birth to the age of 21. ************************************************************************************************** |