Lecturers

Emily is a Health and Wellbeing Practitioner. She is a qualified Personal Transformational Life Coach with accreditation from the International Coaching Federation…

Juliet lived in France for over thirty years where she first began to lead study tours in art and architecture. One…

Associate Professor Craig Hassed is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of General Practice where he has been teaching at both…

Sacred Geometry – the art of spiritual imagination How can the Invisible be seen? How can the Ineffable be known? The spiritual…

Alan Roberts has been running a group ‘Discovering Poetry’ for the past six years; his love of poetry goes back closer…

Russian Songs in Russian History Maxim Kravchinsky will be introducing his audiences to the rich heritage of song in Russian folklore….

The Bees, our Friends For most of us, bees are associated with honey, and beekeeping. But there is so much more…

Elisabeth H. Freund, M.A., The Beauty of Dynamic Balance – Nature’s Secret Made Tangible In nature, all elements are permanently in…

DEEPER THAN INDIGO; TRACING THOMAS MACHELL, FORGOTTEN EXPLORER In this illustrated talk, writer, artist, traveller and indigo expert Jenny Balfour-Paul relates…

Jon Cannon, author of books on religious architecture and presenter of BBC4s ‘How to Build a Cathedral’, will give two lectures….

The Creative Process: insights and ideas to help us all Understanding and enhancing our ability to create, has preoccupied human beings…

Neville Wortman. The Confident Voice Neville takes the Group in a fully inter-active voice and movement workshop and demonstration of…

John Ruskin, writer, artist and seer. “The greatest thing a human soul ever does in this world is to see something, and…

The Art of Story – Writing Structure If you write stories, you need structure. But what does that even mean? A…

North Korea Exposed – Propaganda and the Cult of the Kim/daily life in the Hermit Kingdom Jeremy Hunter, UNESCO award-winning photo-journalist,…