Spirit-led Community: Healing the Impact of Technology

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About the Author LISA ROMERO is the author of several books on inner development, a complementary health practitioner, and an adult educator who has been offering healthcare and education enriched by Anthroposophy since 1993. From 2006, the primary focus of her work has been on teaching inner development and anthroposophic meditation. Her first book on inner work is The Inner Work Path: A Foundation for Meditative Practice in the Light of Anthroposophy (2014). This was followed by three others: Developing the Self through the Inner Work Path in the Light of Anthroposophy (2015); Living Inner Development: The Necessity of True Inner Development in the Light of Anthroposophy (2016); and Sex Education and the Spirit: Understanding Our Communal Responsibility for the Healthy Development of Gender and Sexuality within Society (2017). Through the Inner Work Path, Lisa offers lectures, courses, and retreats for personal and professional development, in communities and schools worldwide. These are offered throughout the year in communities worldwide. Lisa’s capacity to deliver esoteric wisdom with insight and understanding allows her to meet the diverse needs of communities and professions.For many years, Lisa lectured on health and nutrition and male/female studies at Sydney Rudolf Steiner College, where she continues to give lectures on inner development to the tutors.Since 1999, she has been presenting on the subject of gender, sexuality, and spiritual life. She has been working with Waldorf schools as a part of their “health and wellbeing” curriculum, working directly with the students, teachers, and parents on this theme. Lisa has contributed to and is an adviser for the “Health and Personal Development for the Australian Steiner Curriculum Framework.” She has developed training courses and facilitates professional development on this subject for teachers and health professionals.Lisa designed and facilitated EduCareDo “Towards Health and Healing,” which has offered eight-year courses focused on working with therapists from all modalities, as well as with Waldorf teachers toward cultivating the depth of anthroposophic insight through practical applications of therapeutic and pedagogical methods.Lisa Romero is a contributor, tutor, and director of Inner Work Path, EduCareDo, Developing the Self – Developing the World, and the Y Project. EduCareDo is an organization facilitating long-distance self-awakening study in the foundations of Anthroposophy. Developing the Self – Developing the World offers community education, and the Y Project supports the transition of young people into healthy community life. Read more