The Mysteries and the Great Teachers of Humanity
Three lectures by Virginia Sease
To be held
Paloma Hall, Camphill California
4096 Fairway Drive, Soquel
For members of the Anthroposophical Society in America and their accompanied guests
The first Lecture will be at 7.30 pm on Friday, March 31
The second Lecture will be at 9.30 am on Saturday, April 1
The third lecture will be at 3.00 pm on Saturday, April 1
There will be a requested donation of $25 to the Santa Cruz/Monterey Branch of the Anthroposophical Society in America for the cycle of lectures.
Those wishing to pre-register and pre-pay the donation may do so here.
There will also be a meeting for members of the School of Spiritual Science On Saturday, April 1 at 7.30 pm – Blue cards required
Despite outer appearances in civilization, humanity continually receives help from human individualities who have achieved over the eons of time a higher spiritual development than their contemporaries. Rudolf Steiner opened avenues of approach to these individualities in a manner which is often more far-reaching than the usual study of their biographies and deeds may reveal. Working with Rudolf Steiner’s research concerning five such advanced human beings as well as with historical documents there will be a focus on —
- Scythianus and his Influence in the Ancient Hibernian and Black Sea Mysteries
- Gautam Buddha and his Past and Present Task for Humanity
- Master Jesus and his Service to Christ throughout the Ages
- Manes’ pathway from the Ancient Mysteries to the Mysteries of Christianity
- Christian Rosenkreutz: Humanity’s current Human Leader as seen from his Spiritual Biography and his Present Task in the Age of Michael
Virginia Sease has served as a member of the Executive Council of the Anthroposophical Society at the Goetheanum from 1984 until her retirement in 2015 and remains a member of the leadership at the Goetheanum, with responsibilities within the General Anthroposophical Section of the School of Spiritual Science. She also coordinates speakers and lecture cycles given worldwide, as well as Class Lessons at the Goetheanum, and leads the Anthroposophical Studies Program in English.
Any questions or a need for further details, please contact John Baring at jfb@usbaring.com.
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