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Anthroposophy in the Bay Area & Beyond
Connecting Seekers across Northern California
Immerse yourself in three full days of meditation, practical methods, and group exercises designed to strengthen your inner peace, empathy, sense for truth, and ability to work co-creatively with others.
Whether you’re familiar with anthroposophy or exploring new spiritual practices, this course offers tools to help you free your mind from clutter, navigate relationships with clarity, and connect to your higher self.
The meditative methods taught are based on indications in Rudolf Steiner’s Knowledge of Higher Worlds and his other texts. Processes are broken down step by step, following spiritual laws, resulting in meditative methods that are powerful and effective. Spur your movement forward on your spiritual path through these amazing methods.
If you’re ready to step into a more grounded, peaceful, and empowered version of yourself, this workshop will give you tools and practices to:
What You’ll Discover in this Transformative Workshop:
Through a combination of individual meditations and group work, you’ll:
This workshop isn’t just about intellectual ideas—it’s about practicing and applying methods that support your inner growth.
You’ll engage in hands-on exercises, share your experiences with others in an intimate and immersive setting, and leave with tools you can apply immediately to your personal and spiritual growth.
Workshop Facilitators:
Join us in El Sobrante, CA | February 15-17, 2025 | 9AM to 5:30PM Daily
$300 Fee Includes: 3-Day In Person Course, Lunch (vegetarian & gluten free options), snacks, handouts, and online resources
Exact address available after registration.
By Monika Leitz
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.
By Monika Leitz
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