PLEASE NOTE VENUE LOCATION IS NOW KING’S COLLEGE FRANKLIN WILKINS BUILDING LECTURE THEATRE B5, STAMFORD ST, LONDON, SE1 9NH
PLEASE NOTE VENUE LOCATION IS NOW KING’S COLLEGE FRANKLIN WILKINS BUILDING LECTURE THEATRE B5, STAMFORD ST, LONDON, SE1 9NH
Four webinars by Ravi Ravindra on Saturdays June 2, 9, 16, 23, 2018 From 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. (Central time), 11 […]
May 12 is the 200th Anniversary of Florence Nightingale’s birth. This special webinar will explore Florence Nightingale’s relevance as our […]
Modern astronomical procedures have enabled Hartmut to discover astounding harmonic and musical structures and wonderfully aesthetic movement figures in our solar system. The results of his work are represented with the aid of computer projections that provide a remarkable experience not only for astronomers but for anyone interested. The cosmos breathes mysteriously in the structures which, like archetypes, are revealed. Ancient ideas of a ‘harmony of the spheres’ thus reappear in a new light.
There are some things we cannot get our heads around, like billions of light years or collapsing the walls of gravity. However we have the capacity to relate to mystery with other ways of knowing. With this we can explore the cosmos of wholeness and release the powers of healing. Our ship into this world is stillness and the pure silence of attention. Our challenge today is to recognise and integrate these different ways of knowing.