Sensitive Fluidity: Steps Towards Discovering the Intrinsic Nature of Water

A Participatory Science Conference Led by the Natural Science Sections of North America and Great Britain and the Water Research Institute

Warm greetings from the Natural Science Section to all who might wish to attend the participatory gathering on the Intrinsic Nature of Water, led by Simon Charter, MEd, and Jennifer Greene.

In many Waldorf schools worldwide, “Flowforms” can be found in gardens, in interior settings, and in play areas. Around them, children are always mesmerized by the pulsating flow and sound. Flow forms enliven public spaces. They bring life to water used in agriculture, especially biodynamic farms.

Attend this workshop to share an experience of the intrinsic nature water and learn more about the nature and construction of Flowforms.

Because Blue Hill, Maine, has a lot of summer tourists, our ability to hold housing open will end soon. We therefore encourage you to register before June 4 if you want assistance in finding housing.

After that date you will be responsible for arranging your own accommodations.

To register go to: www.sensitivefluidity.com