At leve evolutionen
- Fremtidens kultur

Står vi på tærsklen til en ny tid?
Hvor mennesker mødes, opstår kultur. Hvor bevidste er vi om den kultur, vi deler med hinanden og hvad den bygger på? Hvad er det for værdier og anskuelser vi deler med hinanden?

I dette seminar indfører Tom Steininger os i et perspektiv, som radikalt oversiger det, vi normalt forstår ved selvrealisering. Når vi personligt erkender, at det inderste af vores eget indre er selve universets inderside, opstår en ny samhørighed, en ny kultur.
Ved at formidle filosofisk indsigt og praktisk erfaring af, at vi hverken i det indre eller i det ydre er adskilt fra selve evolutionen, viser dette seminar vej til en ny fremtid

• Lørdag den 30. april kl. 10.30 – 18.00
• Pris: 595 kr (450 kr stud/ledig/pens) – inkl. frokost
• Tilmelding inden 23. april 495 kr
• Sted: Rosendalsgade 11, kld, Østerbro
• Tilmelding her

Underviser:

Dr. Tom Steininger is Managing Director of the EnlightenNext center in Frankfurt and Managing Editor of EnlightenNext magazine’s German edition.
Tom earned his doctoral degree in philosophy at the University of Vienna, where he studied consciousness and social evolution using Ken Wilber\’s integral theory as the foundation for his research. He worked as a producer for Austrian National Public Radio, developing programming on consciousness and spiritual practices, and has been a contributing editor to several German spiritual magazines. In 1994, he met Andrew Cohen in Vienna. Deeply impressed by Andrew’s integrity and his radical approach to the spiritual life, Tom became his student and a student of Evolutionary Enlightenment. Tom gives regular public talks and seminars throughout Germany and Switzerland on the topics of integral spirituality, conscious evolution, and Evolutionary Enlightenment. His spiritual interest has led him into a powerful exploration of his cultural heritage, grappling with the impact of World War II on the German/Austrian psyche. Inspired by Andrew Cohen’s central tenet “face everything and avoid nothing,” Tom has become a provocative and respected voice urging Germans to embrace a greater responsibility for the crimes of their recent past, and in so doing, liberate a deeper dimension of their humanity. Tom has been instrumental in leading reconciliation conferences and discussions between holocaust survivors and children of Nazi leaders in Germany.