Wessex Research Group

The Druids

Where and from what stock did the druids come? Mary begins this talk by asking this question about a culture that at first glance left us very little about themselves. Could they have come from Atlantis or North West Africa ?

Druids believed in the immortality of the soul and the immortality of spirit. They also had a knowledge of Greek and a great interest in trees and nature. Mary draws together and presents research from a variety of sources to build a picture of druidic society

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Releasing Earthbound Souls

Eddie recounts stories relating to his work with the spiritual worlds in helping to release earthbound souls. Souls can become stuck or trapped upon death for a variety of reasons prior to moving on into the Summerland or spiritual plane of illusion after death. He also talks about the process of self-reflection that takes place after death; when a soul analyses the last incarnation.

This fascinating lecture which reminds us about the continuity of consciousness after death, the idea that we are all multidimensional beings existing in a multiverse and that any psychic gifts should be used for service

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Mythology of the British Isles. Celts, Goddesses and Heroes

Where does the mythology of the British Isles really begin? In this fascinating lecture Geoffrey discusses the importance of our Celtic heritage in shaping the mythology of the British Isles; one that pre dates Anglo Saxon culture. What can we learn from a Celtic age where little was ever written down and how accurate is the work of medieval scholars such as Geoffrey of Monmouth in portraying the mythology of these islands?

 

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Discovering Your Souls Purpose

The human perspective is often concerned with the realities associated with a physical existence but how might our perspectives change can we raise ourselves to a higher level and recognise the significance of the conscious soul. In a fascinating lecture Bill considers three aspects of the soul and the soul's position in creation; from the point of view as our own human selves (do we believe that we have a soul), the angelic view of human beings and the view of the creator.

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Karma and Relationships

We incarnate on this planet in a physical form to educate the soul mainly through the experience of interaction with others. Judy describes different facets of Karma (soul groups, soul mates, twin souls and the eternal triangle) and how these impact upon our life time journey. As we pass in to the Aquarian age we must clear that karma that is associated with the last 2000 years and so perpetuate our soul evolution with the emphasis being on love, growth and development.

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A Laymans Guide to Spirituality

Religion, Science and Spirituality present three very different perspectives on the idea of existence. Barry begins by defining and discussing the differences between religion, science and spirituality, the first two (science and religion) each presenting fixed views whilst the idea that we might be spiritual beings remains fluid, unempirical but possibly known of from within. He then talks in more detail about humanity as a spiritual entity.

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The Meaning of Inner Work

A marvellous talk that starts by defining the meaning of Inner Work as a lifetime progression of inner self development and growth. Patricia then elaborates on the three aspects of the Inner Self and the dynamic relationships between it, the Outer Self and the Greater Self. How do we come to realise the Inner Self given that we play many roles during the course of a lifetime?

We cannot do great things, just small things but with great Love - Mother Teresa

 

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Male and Female Energies

Gordon describes aspects of masculinity and femininity and how each of us can benefit from understanding and appreciating the dynamics of the inter-relationships between male and female energies. He considers these interactions in terms of the past, the present and the future.

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The Weaving of Geometry, Evolution and the Human Story

In this detailed lecture, Heather Paton begins by relating how through studying physical form in art she began to see it as energy patterns in space and time; a journey that led her to the work of Rudolf Steiner who through clairvoyant experience had described in detail the evolution of the Earth as a process of the densification of energy in to matter. Heather describes how this process has shaped the evolution of humanity from a time before the earth was a physical form through to its future predicted state.

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From Pisces to Aquarius

Chris Turner describes how astrology was often used to identify the impacts of longer cycles of time and the challenges that these bring. Chris applies an Astrological approach to outline the possible scenarios, challenges and outcomes associated with the passage from the age of Pisces to that of Aquarius. What are the challenges that humanity need to meet and transcend? And what are the influences of Taurus, Leo and Scorpio on the Aquarian age?

 

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