Sacred Geometry: Portal to the Cosmos

Sacred Geometry: Portal to the Cosmos

Join us at Rudolf Steiner House for an enlightening event delving into the mystical world of sacred geometry. Discover how ancient symbols and patterns hold the key to unlocking the secrets of the universe. Immerse yourself in a journey of cosmic proportions as we explore the interconnectedness of all things through the language of shapes and proportions. This in-person event promises to be a transformative experience, connecting you to the cosmos in ways you never imagined. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your consciousness and tap into the infinite wisdom of sacred geometry!

In this workshop, you will learn:

• Introduction to Geometrical Symbolism
• How to improve our lives with sacred geometry
• The five virtues essential for human development
• Discover how your body is a living sacred geometry
• How to open the ciphers of the brain and unlock your inner genius

Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov was a Bulgarian philosopher, pedagogue, mystic, and esotericist. A leading 20th-century teacher of Western Esotericism in Europe, he was a disciple of Peter Deunov,

His philosophy teaches that everybody, regardless of race, religion, social position, intellectual ability or material means, is able to take part in the realization of a new period of brotherhood and peace on earth. This happens through the individual's personal transformation: growth in perfection and in harmony with the divine world. Whatever the topic, he invariably focuses on how one can better conduct life on earth. He taught that to achieve a better life, one must have a high ideal

Rudolf Steiner was born in Austria, he was a visionary philosopher, lecturer, artist, social reformer, and architect. His initial, fundamental work was philosophically focussed on the reconciliation of science and spirituality. Steiner termed his philosophy ‘spiritual science,’ or ‘anthroposophy,’ the latter meaning wisdom of the human being. Through the development of his holistic and integrative way of looking at the human being and the world, Steiner innovated in a multitude of practical disciplines and fields of work, including education, agriculture, medicine, social care, economics, and the arts.

"Our striving must be built upon trust and love for humanity - although it does not begin there. Rather, it must flow out of the soul’s own forces. And this love for humanity must gradually expand into love for all beings, and indeed for all existence.”

Facilitator Bio:

Alex F. Crenshaw is the founder of the Zen Institute in Mt. Shasta, CA. At the age of 28 years old, he quit his job as a corporate accountant and began his semi-monastic Zen Buddhism training for seven years at the Rochester Zen Center in Upstate New York. ​ ​Inspired by the teachings of the greatest Zen Masters to contribute to society, Alex volunteered for two years at the Sacramento Children’s Home, where he helped abused children. For a period of three years, he taught Zen Buddhism and meditation at the Folsom State Pr*son – one of the oldest prisons in the United States. During this time, Alex witnessed the positive transformation of the inmates as a result of their meditation practice amid the most difficult conditions. After moving to Mt. Shasta, California, he attended his first retreat of the Fraternal Forum where he was very inspired by the teaching of Master Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov and the commitment of the brothers and sisters. He considers the teachings of the initiatic science introduced by Master Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov as the key to solving the problems facing humanity. ​Alex collaborates every week on radio and television by sharing his knowledge of human potential, and by sharing topics related to mindfulness, children, women’s rights, how the subconscious mind works, and business. ​Alex works for a Fortune 500 company and offers conferences on human potential in several cities in the United States.

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