All that is good, beautiful, and true comes in threes—sweet, salty, and sour; heads, hands, and hearts; darkness, light, and...
«Michael is a silent spirit. […] Because what we experience in Michael is actually not the word but – if...
Goethe developed a new method for studying nature, both inorganic and organic. His intention was to uncover the natural law—the essence, the being, the idea—of a thing by introducing a special way of beholding the phenomena—the manifestations of the thing—in order to gain knowledge and insight. This approach was not...
SteinerBooks, the publishing house for Rudolf Steiner’s works in the United States, has just opened a new bookstore at their...
In The Philosophy of Spiritual Activity, Rudolf Steiner frequently refers to feeling as a soul event. In Chapter 3, he...
Goethe maintained a lifelong interest in foreign cultures, particularly in their literature. He engaged deeply with the “oriental,” Indian, Chinese, and ancient Iranian or Persian-Islamic cultures. One of the fundamental characteristics of Goethe’s work is that he is able to establish a fruitful and, in this sense, “true” relationship with...
Part I of this essay attempted to follow the soul-spiritual individuality of Owen Barfield to the current period (1923) of...
Owen Barfield was the first major English translator and interpreter of Steiner – as well as being an incredibly noteworthy...
Throughout the Middle Ages, we can find the image of a dove flying into the ear of evangelists to inspire them. The being ‹behind› the people was decisive – impressively manifested in the pharaoh’s statue of Khafre, behind whose head the Horus falcon is placed. With the development of central...
Cambridge, Massachusetts. The translation of Rudolf Steiner’s texts from German into other languages plays a crucial role in the global...
The short life of Friedrich von Hardenberg brought him to an initation at the grave of his beloved. Out of...
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