Welcome to the summer 2012 Renewal Courses at the Center for Anthroposophy!
Dear Friends:
Renewal Courses are designed for a wide range of interests related to Waldorf education and anthroposophy. We offer courses for Waldorf teachers––both new and experienced––along with parents, administrators, trustees, and friends of Waldorf education, as well as for artists and thinkers seeking to deepen their lives through anthroposophy.
Some courses are intended for advanced studies in the professions of teaching and counseling, while others are for those just getting started in their pursuit of anthroposophical enquiry. We invite you to sample the rich palette of one-week courses being offered this year. We look forward to seeing you this summer!
We come together to nurture a living thinking that is active and full of compassion - a thinking that draws us ever closer by firing the heart and harnessing the will. Once again we will spend two brief summer weeks together taking hold of new seeds for planting in an old world. Anthroposophy grows both through the vibrant spiritual forces of the individual and through the recognition we bestow upon one another.
Welcome to Renewal 2012! We hope to embrace you, inspire you, and warm you with good company and great food as we share in a feast of rich courses during the day and joyous evenings of lectures, music, and dance.
Here are courses for Waldorf teachers––both new and experienced––along with parents, administrators, trustees, and friends of Waldorf education, as well as for artists and thinkers seeking to deepen their lives through anthroposophy.
As in previous years, we will gather - for this, our 13th summer - on the beautiful campus of High Mowing School in the company of a remarkable roster of teachers. Take a moment to browse through the website for a course that might speak to your particular interests or needs.
Be sure to sign up early, so that we can secure our courses and plan our activities with your interests in mind and heart.
Looking forward to welcoming you (back)!
Yours,
Karine Munk Finser






