There are many reasons to participate in a biodynamic workshop. Perhaps you’re a farmer, and you want to revitalize your land. Or maybe you’re a gardener who wants to participate in making remedies that help heal the earth. Or perhaps your motive force is the wellsprings of anthroposophy. Or maybe you don’t garden at all, but you intuit that biodynamics is a meaningful way to work with other people to make the world a bit better. After all, regardless of where we live and work, none of us are “separate” from Nature by the very fact that we live and move and eat from the same Earth. As a fish cannot live out of water, we cannot live outside the Earth — but like fish belong to the ocean and are a part of it, we too are part of the Earth.
No matter your walk in life, I always like to remind people that the most significant transformation is the change made within one’s own imagination. After all, the imagination is a function of the will. The deliberate practice of making the preparations…
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