Just as the dove is the image of peace, the dragon is considered a creature of war, emblazoned on coats...
Now we’ll be writing the number 26 at the top of letters and documents for another year. It is worth...
Who could have imagined the twists and turns of the past two years? Our altered cultural landscape can’t be explained by a ‹novel virus› alone. Nor a war in Ukraine. No one attention grabbing headline could possibly make sense of the times we are living through. The technological, social and...
What can philosophy do about uncertainty? This is what two journalists of the ‹NZZ› asked Peter Sloterdijk a few years...
There is not much left to see of ancient Eleusis, northwest of Athens. Most of it dates back to Roman...
Georg Unger, former head of the Mathematical-Astronomical Section, was a mathematician with a choleric temperament. This combination made him quite good with concise formulae, including questions of life. Georg said that we can learn in three ways. The etheric body learns through repetition. You could keep practicing eurythmy’s threefold stepping,...
The perception of the other takes place in the tension between self-surrender and self-assertion. When two people meet, we attempt...
The deepest insights are often, or perhaps always, the simplest realizations. “The human only becomes human among humans.” A statement...
Rudolf Steiner was a great entrepreneur—an entrepreneur of spiritual life. He did not content himself with disseminating wisdom teachings, but was concretely engaged in many projects. Projects that made it possible for the work to continue beyond him. Projects that grew into a lively, worldwide movement a hundred years later....
It is in the nature of things that inspiration, the middle of the three stages of knowledge—the transitions between which...
Robinson Crusoe befriends a ‹savage›. In the existentialism of his situation, he overcomes the cultural boundaries that would have made...
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