At the Side of Bruno Groening Screening followed by Info Session
Sat 3 Oct
Admission is free – voluntary donations are appreciated.
Time: 12pm - 3pm (Includes 1 break)
The Open Door Community Centre
Hunter Room (downstairs)
420 Morningside Road EH10 5HY
Documentary film At the Side of Bruno Groening Film Screening followed by an Information Session
Summary
A captivating documentary revealing the extraordinary experiences of Grete Häusler and her close encounters with the phenomenon of Bruno Groening during the 1950s.
Overview
This unique documentary film offers a rare and intimate glimpse into an extraordinary story. Told through the eyes of a woman who began as a sceptic, but found healing and eventually became a close companion, the film brings to life the remarkable experiences shared with Bruno Groening by the Carinthian teacher Grete Häusler (née Holzbauer) between 1950 and 1959.
This 105-minute film combines a captivating blend of heartfelt interviews, powerful re-
enactments, and authentic original 1950s footage, inviting viewers into a world where lives
were changed and hope was rekindled through the presence of a remarkable man whose
influence continues to inspire and bring hope today.
A Film with a Special Energy
Many viewers report sensing a particular atmosphere while watching the film. Some speak of a subtle energy, a tingling sensation, or a feeling of inner peace.
INFORMATION SESSION – 45mins
Although Bruno Groening passed away in 1959, his message continues to inspire people worldwide. Many share personal stories of support on their path through his Teaching.
Following the film, an Information Session will be offered for those interested in learning more about Bruno Groening and the freely available transformative power he described - supported by medically documented success reports that continue to this day.
Note: This film and event are intended for informational purposes only. The personal experiences shared in the film reflect the views and stories of individuals and do not constitute medical advice. They are personal, subjective experiences, and are presented without any promise or guarantee. No diagnosis, treatment, or healing outcomes are offered or guaranteed...
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