The energy of 2012 is very particular. It’s fast-paced, and everyone seems to be aware of enormous change. With this comes the challenge of doing things differently and doing things well. At Metavision we’ve moved into a new location, and with that are we are using other new venues for the running of our sessions. We’ve always loved beauty, we’ve loved nature, we’ve loved good learning spaces. We now have all of that. Again.
Recently we held an intensive at the gorgeous Chorleywood premises. A gracious house with verandas, a tin roof that we could hear the torrential rain on, French doors, green spacious gardens, and a wonderful old dining room table that we could stand around at tea time. The noise level from the buzzing conversation was at once comforting and stimulating.
We have now had our first 2012 intensive of the year 1 of our post-graduate training programme. We are incredibly excited by the diversity and richness of experience that was in that room. For this one we were at the gorgeous Harmony Village which is the central building of a small Anthroposophical community. It has stained glass windows and open spaces and a beautiful garden set in the grounds of old orchard. It’s a wonderful place to be, and one known well to Metavision students. It also provides convivial low cost accommodation.Many students have stayed there over the years. The group at this intensive was the largest ever to run. The space at Harmony held us all graciously and well. The buzz of conversation and energy at the end of the intensive suggested that the learning had been stimulating and energizing rather than too much.The group seemed well formed. The variety of artistic activities helped to embed the learning and build relationships. We look forward to the next intensive.
Metavision offers a way of doing things differently. It’s around connection, relationship, community building and learning environments that are nourishing and supportive, both physically and emotionally. As the academic year of 2012 takes off, and the programs fill up, we can’t wait to see what is created with, and through, the Metavision Institute.

