Polarization and increasing difficulty in finding common ground.  Alienation and mistrust.  Fear and isolation.  Heightened nationalism.  Mis- and outright disinformation.  People floating off into entirely separate, personal realities.  How do we understand, and effectively respond to what can seem to be a welter of bewildering and depressing events on the worldwide stage?  This will be our focus. 

The workshop will take place beginning at 7:30pm on Friday evening, October 17, in Rose Hall  at Camphill Village Kimberton Hills and continue Saturday 9am – 12:30 in the Myrin Library, and reassemble in Rose Hall from 2pm – 4pm, in the afternoon.  There will be three presentations and participative eurythmy on the evening and following morning, and group response in small groups and plenum in the afternoon.  Eugene Schwartz’s presentation, “Through a Glass Darkly”,  will address the theme of artificial intelligence, its roots, meaning and challenges.  Andrew Dill will address the theme of hopeful signs in the realm of science.  And Michael Babitch will focus on one particular area of scientific research, the so-called Telepathy Tapes and their meaning and import.  Felicity Jeans will guide us in eurythmy on the workshop theme.

 Free will donations will be accepted at the door.  While not required, pre-registration is very helpful for planning purposes.  Participation in the whole workshop is important but not required.  To pre-register and with any questions, please email Michael Babitch at michael@camphillkimberton.org.

 We look forward to sharing and working with you!