The Secret Kindergarten Podcast
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The Moon
Keeping watch of the moon cycles can be beneficial to the whole family. Parents could factor-in sleepless nights on a full moon!
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Fairy Tales are Violent (Reasons for Eliminating Fairy Tales)
This episode brings back Fairy Tales and explores the current culture around them. The whole family make guest appearances!
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Snowdrop
Fairy Tales are food for the soul. Their sequence of symbols shows us the direction to go and the choices to make, at a subconscious level.
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Save The Bees to Save Ourselves Part Eight
The ancient Egyptians believed the hum of a swarm of bees was like the voice of souls in the otherworld.
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Save The Bees Save Ourselves Part Seven
We finish the read through with a bee meditation. What pops into your mind while you listen to the drone of bees in a state of reflection and reception?
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Tree Tales
Listening to stories of yesteryear reminds us of the reverence we used to have for our children and the standards of comprehension to which they were held.
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Save The Bees Save Ourselves Part Six
Some of the solutions, to save our bees, highlight things we can do to improve our lives and our health.
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Save The Bees Save Ourselves Part Five
The Law of Vibration makes us connected to other living beings. We are especially connected to bees and there are many things we can do to honour our contract.
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Flying Horses
Princesses, weddings, alternative realms, flying horses and more! Three fairy tales in this episode with some recurring themes to remind us of the value of symbols and our connectedness to them.
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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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The Humble Bee
A theme of dreams runs through this episode of The Secret Kindergarten. Gino reads a Māori fairy tale and some Celtic fairy tales!
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The Valiant Little Tailor
We finish off Lynn Brunelle’s book, “Turn This Book Into a Beehive! And 19 Other Experiments and Activities That Explore the Amazing World of Bees” and play a Grimms audiobook thanks to LibriVox.Org.