Shakespeares play, a meditation for healing relationship With Adam Fotheringham 10am - 5:30pm The Winters Tale is one of Shakespeares last and most moving plays. It shares with the other late plays a preoccupation with loss and redemption. In the story King Leontes, acting out of blind jealousy, tyrannically destroys his family and happiness, but his shattered world is redeemed by time, destiny and a process of inner atonement. In this divisive age of polarising perspectives and conflicting narratives, how can we work to heal the relational rifts that threaten our human fellowship? This deeply spiritual play points both to causes of conflict in human interaction, and to the path of repair and reconciliation available if we choose to take it. Participants will be introduced to the story, which will become a lens for examining their own conduct in relationship. Through dialogue, group reflection and embodied exercises, participants will have opportunities to work with their own relationship history in a context that is strongly held, confidential and holds a possibility for healing. Adam Fotheringham has a background in theatre as an actor, director and teacher, but now works predominantly in personal and leadership development. He is a Programme Lead and Archetypal Coach with Olivier Mythodrama, using story as a tool for developing individuals in leadership and life. Cost: 65, 50 conc.

Join us atRudolf Steiner Housefor an enlightening event delving into the mystical world of sacred geometry. Discover how ancient symbols and patterns hold the key to unlocking the secrets of the universe. Immerse yourself in a journey of cosmic proportions as we explore the interconnectedness of all things through the language of shapes and proportions. This in-person event promises to be a transformative experience, connecting you to the cosmos in ways you never imagined. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your consciousness and tap into the infinite wisdom of sacred geometry! In this workshop, you will learn: Introduction to Geometrical Symbolism How to improve our lives with sacred geometry The five virtues essential for human development Discover how your body is a living sacred geometry How to open the ciphers of the brain and unlock your inner genius Omraam Mikhal Avanhov was a Bulgarian philosopher, pedagogue, mystic, and esotericist. A leading 20th-century teacher of Western Esotericism in Europe, he was a disciple of Peter Deunov, His philosophy teaches that everybody, regardless of race, religion, social position, intellectual ability or material means, is able to take part in the realization of a new period of brotherhood and peace on earth. This happens through the individual's personal transformation: growth in perfection and in harmony with the divine world. Whatever the topic, he invariably focuses on how one can better conduct life on earth. He taught that to achieve a better life, one must have a high ideal Rudolf Steiner was born in Austria, he was a visionary philosopher, lecturer, artist, social reformer, and architect. His initial, fundamental work was philosophically focussed on the reconciliation of science and spirituality. Steiner termed his philosophy spiritual science, or anthroposophy, the latter meaning wisdom of the human being. Through the development of his holistic and integrative way of looking at the human being and the world, Steiner innovated in a multitude of practical disciplines and fields of work, including education, agriculture, medicine, social care, economics, and the arts. "Our striving must be built upon trust and love for humanity - although it does not begin there. Rather, it must flow out of the souls own forces. And this love for humanity must gradually expand into love for all beings, and indeed for all existence.