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Harmut Warm – The Harmony of the Spheres: an Ancient Idea in a New Light

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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.  

HARMUT WARM is an independent researcher in planetary astronomy and harmony of the spheres. He lectures in several European countries on his discoveries relating to the solar system and its inherent order. His book Signature of the Celestial Spheres was published by Rudolf Steiner Press in 2010. He lives in Hamburg, Germany. For more information, see his website http://www.keplerstern.com/signature-of-the-celestial-spheres/.

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Richard Irwin
Director of SMN since 2015 with responsibility for rebuilding the Network's on-line presense. I have a passion for reconciling science with spirituality (see http://danceineternity.com), who also composes and arranges music (see http://hymnswithoutwords.com).

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