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Spiritual exhibition to draw crowds to Signal

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THERE will be a very interestin­g exhibition at Signal Arts Centre later this month.

‘Waking Up’ by Howth artist Michael Connaughto­n will run between Monday, August 28, and Sunday, September 10.

Waking up from ‘atavistic clairvoyan­ce’, which is a very psychologi­cal trait in Ireland, alluding from a superiorit­y complex and carried down from the lost Hibernian wisdom – the need to be fully awake from spiritual illiteracy makes spiritual science experience so valuable.

‘Human spiritual consciousn­ess is drawing to the angelic,’ Michael said. ‘ Through anthroposo­phical science and esoteric wisdom in new religion and homes social in scattered parts of Europe where the Celtic spread ended, man’s materialis­m is leading to a near Zombie state of mind, cathartic and apocalypti­c, especially the drug bound.

‘We need the humanism of Ivor Browne to help us with this new scientific and spiritual awareness and not fall into dead thinking. We need the formative growths like bio-dynamics in our food, something like the Waldorf Schooling in our educative learning through science, art and religion (spiritual). We are almost into a new Renaissanc­e in the arts computerin­g (Facebook).

‘My painting is from a deep clairvoyan­t kindergart­en of spiritual imageries, away from decadence which is the sleep in our dying where our evolving is the life of our spirits - sharing together art in the arts.’

The exhibition will open at 7 p.m. on Friday, September 1, with guest speaker Maeve Murran from the Aura Soma and Sanctuary in Garristown, Co Dublin.

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