Category: Otherworld Connections & TSK for Grown ups
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Save The Bees Save Ourselves Part Four
Today’s episode continues reading Lecture Eight of Rudolf Steiner’s lectures on bees.
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Save The Bees Save Ourselves Part Three
Formic acid is ant-acid and has been used in the past as a remedy for intestinal issues. Is that where the name “antacid” originates? Steiner explains how ant-acid was used and what it means.
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Save The Bees Save Ourselves Part Two
The artificial state of beekeeping has caused a decline in bee populations. Today’s AI paradigm is met with warnings of a decline in creativity and human life itself. Is there a correspondence here?
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Save The Bees Save Ourselves
Bee colonies are drastically in decline. Righteous human endeavour, in accordance with Natural Law, is also drastically in decline. This bee series will dive into solutions to the crisis.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 9
Finishing off Bernard Roger’s “The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales: The Alchemical Secrets of Mother Goose” punctuates the point that Fairy Tales are nutrition for the soul.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 8
The stories with underground worlds, empty castles and deep dark forests symbolise the effort to look deep within oneself to find the Fairies, Angels and make those Otherworld Connections.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 7
Why did the hero cross the road? To begin the Great Work!
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 6
Continuing our study of Bernard Roger’s The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales: The Alchemical Secrets of Mother Goose.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 5
The perfect “initiation situation” into The Great Work is on the outskirts of society and as the black sheep of the family!
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 4
Fairy tales are teachings of life’s initiations that originated when we initiated ourselves onto a path where we were able to be initiated! An initiation mandala.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 3
Is trying to define the landscape, of a fairy tale, subjective or objective? It would take lifetimes to really know. Otherworld Connections is going to keep searching for the objective truth anyway!
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 2
Gino takes a look at how the magical tales of antiquity managed to get their name. The origins of the names contain clues to the true purpose of these tales of old.