LONDON

Weavers Meditation.
For students in the Weavers in the Light and Bridge to the Future degrees only.
No live broadcast.

Introductory and Opening Address
Presentation: 3 students’ imaginative reflections on the keynote followed by Group discussion.

Letting in the Light Meditation

Welcome

Conductor of the Heart - Laurie Farrow

The conducting system of the heart initiates and coordinates the cardiac cycle, circulating the life force of the blood throughout the body. But there is a spiritual correspondence to this too. The heart centre is the spiritual organ of the disciple through which the Christ force is conducted into the world causing all things to vibrate in a grand symphony. Laurie Farrow will be discussing the esoteric work of forming a collective heart centre in the world through which the Christ force can stream forth and prepare human hearts and minds for the physical reappearance.

Laurie Farrow is an Occupational Therapist and former adjunct senior lecturer at James Cook University, Australia/MD of Health Central Occupational Therapy International and Managing Director of Global Energy Medicine. 

Panel discussion: Laurie Farrow, Mintze van der Velde, Michael Galloway, and Simon Marlow

Three students offer 3 minute reflections on  “Forgetting the things which lie behind, I will strive towards my higher spiritual responsibilities.”

Visualisation: Firing the world with the Spirit of Relationship

Break of 20 minutes

Ritual and the Religious Impulse: Revd Ian Welch

Talk and conversation considering how ritual plays a key role in facilitating the organic transference from a spiritual life focused on SIfth Ray impulses, to an approach working consciously with the incoming Seventh Ray.

Revd Ian Welch is the Rector of the Parish of St Andrew with St Alban, Mottingham. He studied Theology at Oxford University, and before Ordination taught English Literature at the University of Connecticut and English Language in Singapore and London. Ian also studied acting and speech formation at the Chrysalis Theatre School, Balham. [email protected]

Conference meditation: Letting in the Light

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Welcome

The Great Invocation in Greek

Rediscovering the Church – A personal journey – Marie Sundberg

Marie was born into the Swedish Lutheran Church but decided to leave it in the mid-80s because of a sense of dishonesty and lack of belief. However, her spiritual journey has seen her returning to it with a renewed sense of the livingness of Christ and His message. Marie discusses this journey and how she no longer sees any substantial contradiction between esoteric teachings and the true spirit of Christianity.

Preparing the Way

Reflective meditation   

A Saviour for our Times: Kevin Patten,

The challenge for the modern day disciple is “the handling of the energy which is now streaming forth—the energy of Love in its dynamic or electric form. It is the Will aspect of Love which the Christ will of necessity use this time when He comes; when He earlier came He employed the teaching aspect of the second ray and not the Will aspect.”

Kevin Patten reflects on this challenge and the “quality of human minds and hearts” that the reappearing Christ will be working with in contrast to that of 2,000 years ago in Palestine.

Group Discussion:

Break of 15 minutes

Rebuilding the Shrine of Human Living: Rajesh Makwana, Liz McCaughey

In the book, the Destiny of the Nations, the intention was stated to continue the line of teachings early in this century. However, the following proviso was also made: “The remainder of this century must be dedicated to rebuilding the shrine of man's living, to reconstructing the form of humanity's life, to reconstituting the new civilisation upon the foundations of the old, and to the reorganising of the structures of world thought, world politics, plus the redistribution of the world's resources in conformity to divine purpose.  Then and only then will it be possible to carry the revelation further.”

Contrasting this vision of hope with the present world malaise, where does the path forward lie?

Rajesh Makwana is the Director of SuFra NW London (www.sufra-nwlondon.org.uk), a community food and support hub that provides emergency aid and a holistic range of services to those experiencing poverty, homelessness and financial crisis. Rajesh was awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM) in the Queen's New Year Honours 2022.

Liz McCaughey is a psychotherapist based in Hong Kong (www.amindset.hk). Her team offers services globally, and she has successfully introduced affordable counselling options worldwide, guaranteeing accessibility for everyone. Furthermore, her team collaborates with charitable organisations in Hong Kong to support marginalised communities, underprivileged individuals with mental health challenges, and refugees.

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