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Lecture by Tomáš Zdražil

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Please join us for the unusual opportunity in hearing Tomas Zdrazil present from his original research into the beginnings of Waldorf education. He is currently on the faculty of the College for Waldorf Teacher Training in Stuttgart. Mr. Zdražil has published several books and his most recent one is based on findings of undiscovered archives in the basement of the first Waldorf School. He will introduce and guide us toward an understanding of Rudolf Steiner’s work and relationship to the teachers and students at the school.

The talk will be presented in German and translated into english by Dorit Winter.

Sunday March 24, 3 pm @ 470 West Portal Ave. San Francisco Waldorf High School Eurythmy Room

Donations are gratefully accepted at the door.

Reminder; A Grain or an Egg?

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After a story by Leo Tolstoy

Eurythmy Performance for all ages by the Bay Area Eurythmy Ensemble at SFWS Dakin Hall

this Friday, January 5 from 6-7pm

This Sunday Nov. 5, Where the two worlds touch

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Above all, we learn that we do not live– or love or experience – for ourselves alone. All our experience feeds the universe. We are the books the dead read. Our thoughts and feelings are the works of art that brighten and instruct their lives. When we meditate (or pray) and do our spiritual practice, when we organize our lives to serve and make manifest the good, the true and the beautiful, then we are doing so not only for ourselves but for all beings of all worlds.

Christopher Bamford

Room opens at 3 pm for quiet seating, event starts at ~3.15 pm. Please note the switch from day light savings time:)

Mystery Drama weekend reminder

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Please note that this weekend events are at the SFWS Grade School location

2938 Washington Street (between Broderick and Divisadero), allow time for parking and arrival

The Mystery Dramas by Rudolf Steiner

A case study of Lucifer and Ahriman in human biography

Evening presentation and workshop with Marke Levene

Friday March 3, 7.30 pm Lecture

@SFWS Campus, 2938 Washington St.

An introductory evening lecture and Saturday workshop for deepening an understanding of Rudolf Steiner’s Mystery Dramas.

Marke Levene is a co-founder of Portal Productions and has been connected to the production and performance of the four Mystery Dramas in the english speaking world.

This lecture and workshop is intended for people with interest in anthroposophy, who wish to get to know and deepen their understanding of the plot and character of the Mystery Dramas first published and performed in german and available in a variety of english translations.

Marke will introduce the characters of the play and the underlying questions explored in the plot guiding us to an understanding of the relevance of the plays in our present age.

This lecture and workshop is co-sponsored by AnthroposophyBayArea.org and the Wednesday evening study group and we hope to welcome many interested people to this wonderful opportunity. The event is free and open. Donations are welcome.

Kindly contact Monika Leitz at [email protected] with questions and registering your interest for attending the Saturday, March 4 workshop from 10-4 pm.

Mystery Drama

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-a reminder-

The Mystery Dramas by Rudolf Steiner
A case study of Lucifer and Ahriman in human biography
 
Evening presentation and workshop with Marke Levene
 
Friday March 3, 7.30 pm Lecture
@SFWS Campus, 2938 Washington St.
 
An introductory evening lecture and Saturday workshop for deepening an understanding of Rudolf Steiner’s Mystery Dramas.
Marke Levene is a co-founder of Portal Productions and has been connected to the production and performance of the four Mystery Dramas in the english speaking world.
This lecture and workshop is intended for people with interest in anthroposophy, who wish to get to know and deepen their understanding of the plot and character of the Mystery Dramas first published and performed in german and available in a variety of english translations.
Marke will introduce the characters of the play and the underlying questions explored in the plot guiding us to an understanding of the relevance of the plays in our present age.
This lecture and workshop is co-sponsored by AnthroposophyBayArea.org and the Wednesday evening study group and we hope to welcome many interested people to this wonderful opportunity. The event is free and open. Donations are welcome.
Kindly contact Monika Leitz at [email protected] with questions and registering your interest for attending the Saturday, March 4 workshop from 10-4 pm.