Oct 10
Richard Rudd is an international spiritual teacher, writer, and award-winning poet. His mystical journey began when he experienced a life-changing state of spiritual illumination over three days and nights in his twenties — catalysing an extensive worldwide spiritual search. All his studies became synthesized in 2002 when he began to write and receive the Gene Keys — a vast synthesis exploring the miraculous possibilities inherent in human DNA. His work has been translated into many languages, and he has twice been named on the Watkins list of the 100 Most Spiritually Influential Living People.
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$64 CDNGet Ticket**The Return of the Triple Merlin: The Story That Has Never Been Told** is a rare, mind-bending and time-bending journey into living myth—an afternoon of bardic storytelling, lyrical poetics, music, mystery, and spontaneous sacred theatre with Richard Rudd.
At the heart of the experience are three faces of Merlin, moving through three dimensions of time: *The Storyteller*, carrying the ancient memory of the past; *The Shapeshifter*, alive in the radical immediacy of the present; and *The Sage*, opening a doorway into the future. Through these archetypal figures, Richard invites us into a world where myth is not something old or distant, but a living intelligence—capable of speaking directly into the questions, thresholds, and transformations of our own time.
The afternoon will also feature the first-ever public readings from two secret texts, *The Oak Ring* and *The Sage*, woven into an unfolding tapestry of story, poetry, music, presence, and surprise. This is not a conventional lecture, nor simply a performance. It is something more fluid and unpredictable: an encounter with the ancient art of storytelling as a living transmission, shaped in the moment and created for those gathered there.
Come ready to enter the mystery. To listen beyond the familiar. To follow the thread between memory and imagination, past and future, the world we have inherited and the world still waiting to emerge. The Return of the Triple Merlin is an invitation into a story we may somehow already know—and yet has never before been told.
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You don’t have to be in the room to be part of it. Our Digital Ticket brings the event to you live with a warm, engaging and professionally produced experience designed specifically for the online audience. This isn’t a camera at the back of the room. Every Stream of Consciousness event is produced as a professional, multi-camera live broadcast with high-quality sound, live switching and integrated presentations and visuals. We work hard behind the scenes to make the experience feel seamless and alive — so the technology disappears and you can simply focus on what’s unfolding.
YOU’RE NOT JUST WATCHING — YOU’RE PART OF IT
Through live chat and Q&A, you can connect with other guests, share reflections, ask questions and participate as the event unfolds. Where the format allows, questions from the digital audience are brought directly into the room and shared with the speakers. How you participate is always up to you: turn your camera on and be more visibly present, or simply watch, listen and engage in whatever way feels right. Depending on the event, you may find yourself gathering with people from across the region, the country or around the world — connected by a shared experience that reaches far beyond one room.
EASY TO JOIN. 30 DAYS TO REVISIT.
We deliver our professional live broadcast through Zoom Pro — combining the quality of a dedicated multi-camera production with a familiar, reliable platform. There’s nothing complicated to figure out: if you can comfortably watch online video, you’re ready. Your Digital Ticket also includes 30 days of replay access to the complete broadcast — so if life interrupts, you miss a moment, or you simply want to return to something that moved or challenged you, you can revisit the experience at your own pace.
Set in the heart of downtown Victoria, the historic McPherson Playhouse is one of the city’s most beloved cultural landmarks — an elegant, intimate theatre that has welcomed generations of artists, storytellers, musicians and audiences since opening its doors in 1914. With its sweeping balconies, rich architectural character and remarkable sense of occasion, the “Mac” offers something increasingly rare: a space that feels both grand and deeply personal.
For an afternoon devoted to story, myth, poetry and mystery, it’s hard to imagine a more fitting home. The McPherson is the kind of theatre where the room itself becomes part of the experience — where history lingers in the walls, every seat feels connected to the stage, and gathering together feels like an event in its own right.