Andrew Soltau, author of Interactive Destiny, was our first guest speaker, who brought the subject of Quantum Science. 

This was a brilliantly delivered chronology of the thinking behind Quantum theory, delivering an inspirational insight into its many applications.

 Andrew has a heart-felt enthusiasm and natural talent for bringing clarity to a subject often viewed as being difficult to understand for those outside the world of science. His address delivered an extremely interesting and thought-provoking view of a scientific theory that has been shrouded in controversy and misunderstanding for many years.  This renewed insight opens up many possibilities and rids us of some of the constraints of orthodox thinking, giving us an understanding that is able to bridge the gap between science and philosophy, making the subject accessible to all. 

Trevor Gunn, author of The Science of Health and Healing, was our second guest speaker of the day. He brought a refreshing and visionary approach to the study and understanding of sickness, and an integrated approach to treatment through his experience in biochemistry and 20 years as a practising homœopath. 

Challenging our view of the protective reactions of the body, he brings the understanding that what may appear to be something going “wrong” is actually something going very “right”. He brilliantly brings together medical science and holistic healing in order to understand the true nature of disease and the many contributing influences we observe relative to today. An approach that is long overdue and clearly needed in the 21st century. This direction will bring us closer to a place of unified understanding and an unhindered treatment of the sick.

This animated, reassuringly common-sense approach to the study of pathology will win the heart of many a weary student.

Speakers:

• Keki Sidhwa
• Magda taylor
• Dr Patrick Quanten