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Preparing Ourselves for the Initiation of the I & Group Moral Artistry

6 February, 2015 7:00 pm - 8 February, 2015 3:00 pm UTC+0

A Weekend for Members of the School of Spiritual Science

Facilitated by Laura Summer, Lisa Romero, and Gary Lamb

The First Class Lessons speak of the Initiation of the “I” through a path of development guided by progressive spiritual beings. This path enables us to transform the soul’s capacities into organs of spiritual perception and to develop a living relationship with the spiritual world. The participation in the truth that is traced out in the spiritual world becomes the source of what we give to outer life and transforms the outer world in which we all participate.

Even before we are called upon the path of initiation we can prepare ourselves by understanding the way and the truth of this path of inner schooling that we shall take. In understanding why we do particular exercises and meditations, we can gain greater awareness of where we are on the path, and how we utilize the inner work exercises and Class Lessons to prepare for the true I initiation.

Our weekend together will begin Friday evening with a presentation and group conversation led by Gary Lamb, on what Rudolf Steiner described as the Reverse Ritual, or as Marjorie Spock called it, “Group Moral Artistry”. Saturday and Sunday sessions will engage with the content of the First Class lessons through inner exercises, presentations by Lisa Romero, and artistic work led by Laura Summer.

 

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Start:
6 February, 2015 7:00 pm UTC+0
End:
8 February, 2015 3:00 pm UTC+0
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Harlemville
Harlemville, NY United States + Google Map

Organiser

School of Spiritual Science
Email
sarah.hearn@gmail.com

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