‘Judaism lectures at Anthroposophy NYC’

     
The Anthroposophical Society of New York City will begin a ten-lecture stint on Judaism beginning next Wednesday. From the publicity:

Judaism

David Taulbee Anderson

Anthroposophy NYC

138 West 15th Street, Manhattan

Monthly through June 2019

$20 donation please

These ten lectures will build a picture of Judaism and its role in world history. They should be of interest to both Jews and non-Jews. For non-Jews, penetration and insight into the essence of Judaism will become possible through observing the historical phenomena and allowing the inner “ensouling” content to speak, just as we look at an individual’s biography to find the soul revealing itself in and through it to an observer who approaches it with loving interest. The study of Judaism presents us with a rich spiritual content that has formed an especially important component of the total spiritual fabric of the evolution of mankind. It is hoped that those already familiar with the Jewish religion as their own will find much of interest to them and enlivening, new, and fresh ways of looking at an old, but evolving subject.

Part 1: September 19 – The Spiritual Geography of Palestine (geomancy).

• The Kingdom of Heaven is within.
• Geomantic earth chakras. The seven mountains of Israel and the seven chakras.
• Palestine as an archetypal landscape.

Part 2: October 17 – The Patriarchs (1900-1500 BC).

Part 3: November 14 – The Kingdom.

Part 4: December 12 – Fall of Samaria (772 BC).

Part 5: January 16, 2019 – Return of Judea (520 BC).

Part 6: February 13, 2019 – Roman Rule (63 BC).

Part 7: March 13, 2019 – Islam (600 AD).

Part 8: April 17, 2019 – From Spain to Turkey.

Part 9: May 15, 2019 – Opening the ghetto gates and entering the outside world.

Part 10: June 12, 2019 – The Liberty Bell.

David Taulbee Anderson has taught drawing and painting around the world. He has a Masters in Art, and certificates from Emerson College (Waldorf education), and the Wagner School at the Goetheanum (teaching painting).


(Also, mark your calendar for the classical guitar concert on Saturday, October 27!)