The Time we live in Now

What time is it? What is the significance of the present time?

In this Friday evening talk in Bad Pyrmont, Germany, Peter Dawkins will explain about the time cycles, great and small, and the significance of the time we live in now.

For good reasons, Time is known as the Great Hierophant of the Mysteries – the Teacher and the Tester. Certain moments in time test us in order to teach and initiate us into further knowledge of what life is about and what we should do in order to evolve further. There are greater moments and lesser moments: cycles within cycles. But they all have a definite rhythm and – like the heart-beats and breaths that keep us alive – they keep the world and solar system and galaxy and whole universe alive. They are vibrations, which rise and fall and rise again, in continuous flows. They form the music of the spheres.

This talk is given so that we become more aware of and attuned to these musical vibrations.

The talk will be given in English, with German translation.

German pdf

Public domain Image: Spiral galaxy Messier 83. Image created by NASA and ESA.