Greetings from the Eastern Region Holding Group!“We should see significance in the fact that we receive the spiritual treasures of Anthroposophy together with those who are united with us as members of the Society. This feeling of being together and of receiving the Spiritual together, is not to be viewed lightly as having no meaning or value.”  –Rudolf Steiner, The Life, Nature and Cultivation of Anthroposophy CW26 6 April 1924

We extend our warmest invitation for you to join us in one week at our upcoming Eastern Region Video Newsletter, to be hosted online on: Date: Tuesday, November 14 Time: 7:30 PM EST / 6:30 PM CSTJoin on ZoomDuring this event, three regional anthroposophical initiatives will have the opportunity to share their work, with each presentation lasting approximately 15 to 20 minutes. Our lineup includes:Southeast Area: Bill Roger’s and Charlotte Brakebill will enlighten us about the East Tennessee Rudolf Steiner Study Group.Mid-Atlantic Area: Deborah Grace will delve into the Karl Koenig Institute and the ongoing exhibit featuring Karl Koenig’s drawings of the Soul Calendar verses.Click here for more information on the Exhibit.Northeast Area: Jennifer Green will provide a fascinating insight into her work at the Water Research Institute in Maine.We understand that schedules can be busy, so please note that this event will be recorded and accessible for a limited time afterward.We eagerly anticipate your presence and participation in this enriching gathering. Warm regards,Gino Ver Eecke Eastern Region Representative to the General Council (NY) Zoom InformationMeeting ID: 828 4119 8534Passcode: Eastor continue scrolling for all the Zoom detailsSee you on November 14th at 7:30 pm ET/6:30 pm CST

May 12-14th 2023 Spring Workshop Announcement

Spring Workshop Announcement Details (meals included)The mission of biodynamics has always been one of fostering health for the purpose of universal human freedom. The goal of the “farm organism” is so that every farm might source from within its own boundaries, all its own fertility needs that stream in from the cosmos. One of the most transformative effects of the biodynamic preparations is not just on the soil, but on the imaginations of those who practice making the preparations. New possibilities open up when you practice creating with your own hands the fruits of a remarkable intuition. Join us at the Josephine Porter Institute for a hands-on practical experience learning some of the subtle aspects of making biodynamic preparations. Join us from Friday evening May 12th – midday Sunday May 14th, 2023 for food, fellowship, and inspiration!  WORKSHOP SCHEDULE  VEGETARIAN MEAL OPTIONS AVAILABLE Friday, May 12  OPENING SESSION6:30 PM Cookout Cosmic Considerations with Stewart Lundy at Bonfire & Drum Circle. Please feel free to bring drums and instruments. Saturday, May 138:00-9 AM Coffee and breakfast snacks9-11:30 AM Making 502 Yarrow Preparation11:30-1:00 Making 506 Dandelion Preparation1:00-2:30 Lunch at Spikenard Honeybee Sanctuary2:30-5:00 Making 503 Chamomile Preparation6:00 Dinner 8:00 PM Cosmic Considerations with Stewart Lundy at Bonfire, plus Art in the barn with Lenna Sunday, May 148:00-9:30 AM Breakfast 9:30-12 Making 501 Horn SIlica Preparation  FOR MORE INFORMATION REGISTRATION Josephine Porter Institute 652 Thompson Rd SE, Floyd, VA 24091 (540) 745-7030 info@jpibiodynamics.org

Please join us for our Eastern Region Video Newsletter Three regional branches and groups will share their work for approximately 20 to 30 minutes each.

From the Southeast Area, Sarah Putnam and friends will share about Greensboro Study Groupin North Carolina.

From the Mid-Atlantic Area, Walter Alexander will share about Anthroposophy NYC.

From the Northeast Area, Karine Munk Finser will share about the new initiative Kairos Institutein New Hampshire.

The following questions were offered as a guidance:

• How do you work with and involve the School of Spiritual Science and the wider anthroposophical movement?
• How do you foster a relationship with the national office?
• What role does your branch/group fulfill in your community?
• How is anthroposophy fostered in your branch/group?
• What are your future plans?

This event will be recorded and viewable afterwards for a limited time.

We look forward to seeing you all on the call,

Gino Ver Eecke
Eastern Region Representative to the General Council (NY)

Eastern Region Holding Group
 Angela Foster (GA), Cathy Green (TN), Gino Ver Eecke (NY) Diane McGary (MA) 

Zoom

Meeting ID: 828 4119 8534

Passcode: East

Please join us for our Eastern Region Video Newsletter Three regional branches and groups will share their work for approximately 20 to 30 minutes each.

From the Southeast Area, Barbara Bittles will share about a new initiativecalled Sacred Undertaking.

From the Mid-Atlantic Area, Herbert Hagens will share about the Princeton Group.

From the Northeast Area, Alice Groh will share about the Anthroposophical Society in New Hampshire.

The following questions were offered as a guidance:

• How do you work with and involve the School of Spiritual Science and the wider anthroposophical movement?
• How do you foster a relationship with the national office?
• What role does your branch/group fulfill in your community?
• How is anthroposophy fostered in your branch/group?
• What are your future plans?

This event will be recorded and viewable afterwards for a limited time.

We look forward to seeing you all on the call,

Gino Ver Eecke
Eastern Region Representative to the General Council (NY)

Eastern Region Holding Group
 Angela Foster (GA), Cathy Green (TN), Gino Ver Eecke (NY)

Zoom

Meeting ID: 828 4119 8534

Passcode: East

with the Eastern, Central and Western Regional Councils

of the Anthroposophical Society in America

Sunday 29 May 2022 3 – 4:30 pm PT, 4-5:30 MT, 5-6:30 pm CT, 6-7:30 pm ET

We will be working with Rudolf Steiner’s THE FIFTH GOSPEL

GA 148, Lecture II, 2 October 1913, Oslo

For more info. contact Hazel@ReverseRitual.com

 APRIL 23 4:00-6:00 PM LINDEN WALDORF  SCHOOL / TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3201 HILLSBORO PIKE NASHVILLE 37215

JOIN US FOR A RENEWED FORM OF MOVEMENT THERAPY DESIGNED TO HARNESS THE INNATE HEALING POWERS OF THE HUMAN BEING TO OVERCOME ILLNESS AND RESTORE BALANCE

OFFERED BY CORINNE HORAN

THIS PROGRAM INCLUDES A PRESENTATION BY CORRIN ON THERAPEUTIC EURYTHMY -GROUP PARTICIPATION – FOLLOWED BY AN EASTER STORY AND SOCIAL TIME

FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO RSVP PLEASE CONTACT 

BARBARA BITTLES email  blbittles@comcast.net or CATHY GREEN email cgreen@grasslandaquatics.com

Corinne is a registered Therapeutic Eurythmist who has been working in medical offices and schools helping patients find health and balance through movement. Corinne loves working with all ages and abilities, whether that is treating a challenging illness or cultivating a restorative movement practice. With intensive training in Artistic Eurythmy, Pedagogical Eurythmy, and a master’s in Therapeutic Eurythmy, Corinne brings a broad range of expertise to her work with patients. She is currently working at Humanizing Medicine in Decatur, GA offering Therapeutic Eurythmy to patients enrolled in the direct primary care practice and the Mistletoe Cancer Therapy program. 

·  Diploma in Artistic Eurythmy from Eurythmy Spring Valley, 2017

·  Diploma in Pedagogical Eurythmy from Eurythmy Spring Valley, 2017

·  Diploma in Therapeutic Eurythmy from The Trude Thetter School of Therapeutic Eurythmy and the Medical Section at the Goetheanum, 2021