Upcoming Events
Regular Community Events
- Monthly Movements Classes
See the Calendar for details. - Work Weekends
See the Calendar for details. -
Thursday Night Inner Work – 8:00pm.
Currenty being held on Zoom.
Join us to explore the spiritual side of Gurdjieff’s work. We work collaboratively to share our experiences, our personal journeys, and to reflect on the readings and practical exercises. All are welcome, but please, contact us for details. -
Morning Meditations & Sittings 6:30am – 7:30pm.
Mondays – Fridays, Barn Community Room.
Sit with the community and be a part of our daily practice. Some mornings are guided meditations or sittings, others are on your own. Interested? Contact us!
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6:30 pm
Work Weekend – Sensation and How does it Grow
@ Claymont Court Great Barn
Work Weekend – Sensation and How does it Grow
@ Claymont Court Great Barn
Mar 7 @ 6:30 pm – Mar 8 @ 12:00 am
 Download Flyer “No growth of being will take place without a corresponding growth in sensation” What is sensation and how does it grow? How do we open ourselves to its presence in our bodies? Can[...]
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12:00 am
Work Weekend – Sensation and How does it Grow
@ Claymont Court Great Barn
Work Weekend – Sensation and How does it Grow
@ Claymont Court Great Barn
Mar 8 @ 12:00 am – Mar 9 @ 12:00 am
Download Flyer “No growth of being will take place without a corresponding growth in sensation” What is sensation and how does it grow? How do we open ourselves to its presence in our bodies? Can[...]
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12:00 am
Work Weekend – Sensation and How does it Grow
@ Claymont Court Great Barn
Work Weekend – Sensation and How does it Grow
@ Claymont Court Great Barn
Mar 9 @ 12:00 am – Mar 10 @ 12:00 am
Download Flyer “No growth of being will take place without a corresponding growth in sensation” What is sensation and how does it grow? How do we open ourselves to its presence in our bodies? Can[...]
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