Continuation of the Courageous Incarnation lecture by Eugene Schwartz
The 30-minute limit of the November 13th FRAC lecture compelled Eugene Schwartz to "leave a lot unsaid." Since leaving things unsaid is not Eugene's style, he has given a "continuation" lecture that fills out and rounds off his remarks on the interplay of Michael and Ahriman —and brings it all close to home. He asks, "When the spiritual world provides the Waldorf Movement (and, less directly, the anthroposophical movement) with an opportunity to draw upon Michaelic forces and encounter or confront Ahriman in a direct way, how do we fare?" Eugene describes three such encounters and gives a play-by-play commentary on the conflicts and their resolution.
Please note that this lecture is Audio Only.
The 30-minute limit of the November 13th FRAC lecture compelled Eugene Schwartz to "leave a lot unsaid." Since leaving things unsaid is not Eugene's style, he has given a "continuation" lecture that fills out and rounds off his remarks on the interplay of Michael and Ahriman —and brings it all close to home. He asks, "When the spiritual world provides the Waldorf Movement (and, less directly, the anthroposophical movement) with an opportunity to draw upon Michaelic forces and encounter or confront Ahriman in a direct way, how do we fare?" Eugene describes three such encounters and gives a play-by-play commentary on the conflicts and their resolution.
Please note that this lecture is Audio Only.