I long to be a light,

That seeds be planted, small but glowing,

Seeds of brightness which start growing . . . "

             -- from In the Light of a Child by Michael Hedley Burton

Four Saturdays, 11:15 a.m. - 1:15 a.m. beginnning February 6th

Minnesota Waldorf School

 

January 4 -10, 2010
Yehuda Tagar, Director of the Persephone Institute in Cape Town, South Africa, will be making a rare visit to the United States this January, when he comes to the Twin Cities. He will be giving several evening lectures, and conducting a weekend experiential workshop.  He will also be available for a limited number of individual sessions. 
 
Mr. Tagar is an Israeli, who has spent the past twenty years in England, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa, developing a process known as Psychophonetics, a modality of personal and spiritual development, based on indications of Rudolf Steiner. This process combines verbal as well as expressive, non-verbal modes of knowing and communication, namely: Sensing, Physical Gesture, Visualization, and the skillful application of the universal Sounds of human speech in order to enhance an individual's ability for transformation and self-development.
 
David Horstmann, a local psychologist and marriage and family therapist for the past 25 years, and a student of both Anthroposophy and Mr. Tagar, finds Tagar's work unique, intellectually stimulating, and dramatically effective in breaking through unconscious patterns of thought, communication, and behavior.  He feels that its deep connection with the work of Rudolf Steiner imbues it with a spiritual dimension that has long been lacking in Western models of self-development and psychotherapy. Flyers and registration forms are available on the bulletin board and from David Horstmann at davidwhorstmann@gmail.com.