Mary Stewart Adams Presents to the Great Lakes Branch of the Anthroposophical Society

Here in November, 2020, we find ourselves at the eve of an auspicious celestial event which inaugurates the significant three-year rhythm of preparing for the 100th anniversary of the Christmas Conference of the Anthroposophical Society, which will occur in 2023-24.

In anticipation of this celestial event next month, known as the Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn, we are rightly engaged in gathering up the pieces of our respective initiatives and sharing with one another our sense of the way forward. These “pieces” can be imagined as fragments of the Grail Sword, which is made whole when we come together in community.

In preparation for our November 10 talk, you are invited to consider your initiative, or what meaningful experience is inspired in your life by Anthroposophy, something that can help each of us be more visible to one another while current circumstances keep us apart. In addition to the evening lecture, there will be time allowed for sharing these elements, out of the idea that we are they who would make their way by the night “to the rock that is un-illumined by the sunlight of waking consciousness.”