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As San Francisco Waldorf School students, we’ve had the immense privilege of being taught eurythmy by many incredible teachers, most recently during the inaugural Youth Eurythmy Conference hosted at our high school campus. After workshops taught by Virgnia Hermann and Sea-Anna Vasilas, we discussed the possibility of re-establishing a summer youth eurythmy intensive hosted by Eurythmy Spring Valley. Through this one-week intensive we hope to create a space for young eurythmists to engage deeply with the pedagogical and spiritual foundations of eurythmy.
There are 6 of us: three graduating seniors whose last chance this may be to do eurythmy, and three rising seniors. We are hoping to raise a total of $7,500 to cover the costs of flights ($2250) and tuition ($5250)
In supporting this initiative, you contribute not only to the cultivation of artistic excellence but to the continuity of a tradition that seeks to harmonize inner and outer life through conscious movement that will continue to live on through us and future generations of the SFWHS Youth Eurythmy Troupe.
Yoga as it was understood in the early 20th century, and as Rudolf Steiner spoke about it, is in fact completely different to how yoga is practiced in modern culture.
In this lecture, Arianna Golden will share the story of how and why the meaning of the word “yoga” has changed over the past 100 years. This story may invite you to ask: is modern yoga aligned with modern anthroposophical values and practices? Can a modern anthroposophist practice yoga and still be an anthroposophist?
When: Sunday 1st of June 2025, 8am PST (Calendar link emailed upon registration.)
Where: Online, zoom link emailed upon registration.
Register Here: https://anthroposophicsoul.com/the-re-enlivening-of-yoga-between-1925-and-2025/
To register and find more information: https://threefold.org/spacetimeheart