Our Living Earth
Our Living Earth, Week 1 With the heart of one who knows and loves the earth deeply, Harald described with poetic inspiration the journey through the course of the year, painting before our eyes the changing cycles of the seasons, and the beauty of the plants that cover the earth. Next week he will describe the practical and the sacred work of composting, where death and life, earth and cosmos, unite in the real work of transformation.
With beautiful words and poetic language, Harald created a profound picture of the forces of springtime and awaking from the sleep of winter, weaving together what that means for nature and what that means for the human being. He then presented a comprehensive picture of the plant and animal kingdoms, helping us understand how each plays a unique part in the wonder of nature. inally, he described how in the process of compost making, the forces of death are overcome, as dead plant materials and animal manures can -- and should--- be beautifully combined in compost so they can be re-integrated into the circle of life. In his third and final talk (on April 4), he will describe the unique Biodynamic Preparations
This is the third and final lecture in the series "Our Living Earth." In this excellent presentation, Harald described in great detail each of the eight BD preparations, what they are each made with, and how enliven the soil, quicken the light forces of the air, and facilitate an extraordinary compost that brings true life forces to the soil.