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Anthroposophical Society
Thornhill Campus Bulletin November 2011
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Greetings!
"Fake it or Face it" is a short video clip which appears on the official website of Media Literacy Week (November 7-11 - see official website.) I like its positive message.
"Fake it or face it" is a challenge to each one of us. It is so easy to live on the surface of things , and so much harder to dig deeper.
Take courage. Leave your comfort zone. Knock on some new doors.
Mark
NOTE: To forward this Bulletin to a friend, please use the link at the end. Thanks, MM |
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Door 1
Come From Orality To Literacy
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 ...A fresh "take" on Media Literacy Week, with Linda Williams Ph.D...
The Rudolf Steiner Centre has invited Linda Williams (Eastern Michigan University) to lead this year's Waldorf Development Conference. The highlight of her visit will be a lecture, "From Orality To Literacy," at 7:30pm on Friday November 4. A Conference with workshops follows on Saturday November 5.
Program Details.
News Release. |
Door 2
See The World Of LIFE
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- with Craig and Henrike Holdredge
 Learning to see the world of life is a process of inner transformation. To become more open, observant, and aware of the living things around us is one of the portals to that pathway; to stretch one's mind and to learn to think that which lies beyond the sense-perceptible is another necessity. Through plant observations and through exercises taken from projective geometry, we want to engage in those two ways of practice, which mutually support each other.
4-5 November, Friday 7:30 p.m. and Saturday 9:00-5:30 at 901 Rutherford Rd.
Details.
Biography of Craig Holdredge.
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Door 3
Experience Earth Changes
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 Public Talk by Thomas von Rottenburg: "Essential Oils and the Challenge of the Earth Changes," November 2, 7:30pm at Hesperus
Intensive Introductory Day for New Participants: "The World of Essential Oils: Unique tools for healing and self-development". Friday November 4, 10am- 5pm.
(Note: The ongoing course with Thomas resumes on Friday evening and continues through the weekend.)
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Door 4
Admire 40 Artisans
(and buy their work!)
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TWS Arts and Crafts Fair
Over 40 juried artisans selling unique jewelry, toys, pottery clothing, wood, fibre, children's activities...at the Toronto Waldorf School, Saturday November 19.
Details.
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Door 5
Feel Wool, Feel Well
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 A tip from the My Child Myself Shop:
Wool possesses excellent warmth retention and is moisture-regulating, absorbing up to one third of its own weight of moisture and depending on external conditions, able to return it to the environment. To be dressed in wool next to the skin, especially in our colder months, brings a foundational warmth that supports health at all levels of the human being - body, soul and spirit.
Read full article, which also includes program updates.
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East entrance: 9100 Bathurst St.
North entrance: 1 Hesperus Rd.
Questions? Contact Mark McAlister
416-892-3656
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Grading The
Digital School
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The Refugee's Tale At Novalis Hall (Angus)
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Goethe's Green Snake Parable - A magical tale of community transformation and redemption...
October 30, 3pm, in Angus. Details.
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Making Sense Of Death
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 Weekend Workshop with Judith McGill, November 4-6. Details.
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