very interesting movement. Anyone know more?

What makes this impressive isn't just that it has influences from both Steiner's Anthroposophy or Gurdjieff and the Fourth Way. But this movement seem to have a praxis involving letters and bodily positions reminiscent of Stadhagaldr (rune yoga) but Slvaic. Almost has a flavour of the "Kerning" system.

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