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Earth & Cosmos

A Coros Institute Event in Conjunction with the Biodynamic Association of Northern California (BDANC)
Friday, January 9, 2009 – 9am to 5pm

The principles of the polarity of cosmos and earth in the Biodynamic preparations will be presented using images from embryology, physiology and natural science. The activity of forces in natural systems will be explored as the basis for understanding the unique pairings of organ and substance in the different preparations.

Topics will include: the activity of boundary layers in nature; the action of center and periphery as formative principles; silica as the archetypal form principle of sheaths; the function of nerve and blood in organ processes; secretion and sense activity in organisms; the infinitely distant and infinitely inward in plant growth.

About the presenter

Dennis Klocek, founder of the Coros Institute, is the Director of the Consciousness Studies Program, a study of alchemy and transformation at Rudolf Steiner College. Dennis is in great demand as an international lecturer and is author of five books including Seeking Spirit Vision and The Seer’s Handbook. He is also known as DocWeather to those who visit his website, docweather.com, for weather predictions and articles on climatology.


REGISTRATION

 Pay with Credit Card (online form)

 Pay with a Check (print and mail form) or call 916-717-6007

SPECIAL NOTE:

Saturday/Sunday, January 10/11 the Biodynamic Association of Northern California has a meeting with keynote lecture by Dennis Klocek, The Harmony Between the Natural World and the Soul, which is open to the public. For more info email: [email protected].

CONFERENCE FEE

Sliding scale $65-$100.
Preregistration by January 5th includes lunch and refreshments.

Amounts above $75 can be considered a donation for scholarships: receipt is available upon request.

LOCATION & MAP

At beautiful Frey Vineyards
1400 Tomki Rd, Redwood Valley, Ca 95470
(Map)

DIRECTIONS

From Hwy 101 (north of Ukiah, just north of Hwy 20) take the “West Road” Redwood Valley Exit. At the top of the ramp turn east onto West Road. Follow for about 4 miles. At the “T” turn left onto Tomki Road. Follow for 1.9 miles. The entrance to the Frey Vineyard is on the left.

LODGING

Suggested hotels

  • The Discovery Inn, Ukiah 707-462-8873
    ask for group rate code: CORBIO
  • Holiday Inn Express, Ukiah 707-462-5745
  • Motel Six, Ukiah 707-468-5404

For more information including scholarship assistance call 916-717-6007.