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Weavers Meditation.
For students in the Weavers in the Light and Bridge to the Future degrees only
(no broadcast).

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

Letting in the Light Meditation

End of Morning Session

Welcome

The Hovering Cloud of Wisdom – Peter Peuler
“’The raincloud of knowable things’" (to which Patanjali refers in his final book)— is a cloud of wisdom that hovers over the lower mental plane and which can be tapped and used by students and aspirants through the free play of the intuition.

Peter Peuler is a Trustee of the Lucis Trust.
Panel discussion  Peter Peuler, Leonidas Zoudros, Barbara Valocore and  Mintze van der Velde

Three students offer 3 minute reflections on “Expressing the Hidden Vision”
Cathrine Petrou, Artiom Savelev and Rebecca Sakulku

Visualization; Evoking a New Age Symbol

Break of 20 minutes

Externalising the Vision: Sound, Vibration, Geometry – Kerry Woodward
Cymatics is the study of the geometrical effects that sound and vibrations exercise on matter. Kerry will be exploring this phenomenon from the esoteric perspective and discussing how the divine power to create exists in every human being.

Kerry Woodward is an international orchestra and opera conductor and composer. He has occupied the position of conductor of the BBC Singers, BBC Symphony Chorus, the Nederlands Chamber Choir, the Akron Symphony and Ohio Chamber Orchestra (U.S.A). He has conducted all the BBC orchestras, the English Chamber Orchestra, the Royal Ballet, the London Sinfonietta and the chamber orchestras of the Royal Concertgebouw and the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestras. [ Full CV]

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Secretarial Workshop for secretaries and secretaries-in-training only.
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End of Morning Session

Welcome

The Great Invocation in Greek

Attuning to Wonder – Headquarters Group
A summary of the salient points that emerged from January’s Lucis Trust Webinar “Attuning to Wonder”, along with further reflections on ‘wonder’ in relation to the “hidden vision.”

“The Old English wundor, might be cognate with the German Wunde or wound. It would thus suggest a breach in the membrane of awareness, a sudden opening in a man's system of established and expected meanings, a blow as if one were struck or stunned. To be wonderstruck is to be wounded by the sword of the strange event, to be stabbed awake by the striking.”   Howard L Parsons

Visualization

Group Discussion

The Sacred Inner Lodge of all True Masons  Steve Nation

Spiritual esotericists in the religious faiths, occult movements, and the Masonic fraternity are challenged by the injunction to express the quality of the Hidden Vision.  All have a role to play in today’s critical work of raising the ‘dead body’ of humanity to new life. As they perform their labours of timeless, rhythmic ritual Masonic Orders are to elevate to a new point of tension their witnessing of those “inner spiritual realities which underlie the outer symbolic forms”.

Steve Nation is a Trustee of the Lucis Trust.

Break of 20 minutes.

Expressing the Hidden Vision: The Arts in Education – Eva Sater

“Great art and literature have always belonged to the world.  It is upon these facts that the education to be given to the children of the world must be built—upon our similarities, our creative achievements, our spiritual idealisms, and our points of contact.  Unless this is done the wounds of the nations will never be healed and the barriers which have existed for centuries will never be removed.”    A.A. Bailey,  Education in the New Age, p 46.

An art teacher by training, Eva Sater is currently researching how spirituality finds representation in children's literature.

Discussion with Eva Sater and Mario Eugster, a music therapist working in the NHS.

Group discussion on the keynote

Conference Meditation – Letting in the Light

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