Recently, Christoph Sailer, who runs resource management for water and soil in Aachen, told me that when he was a...
Our first editorial conversation after the holiday break took us to the Magic Mountain. We wondered: how many anthroposophical initiatives...
Thee heaven appears in ‹Faust› three times: at the beginning, when God and Mephisto negotiate the soul of Faust, at the end when Faust ascends, and in the middle when Gretchen calls the heavenly ones to herself in the dungeon.…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
The perception of the other takes place in the tension between self-surrender and self-assertion. When two people meet, we attempt...
«Who is the Grail?» asks Parsifal. «There’s no telling,» replies Gurnemanz – describing the path to it: «Time becomes space...
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…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Çatalhöyük is among the oldest surviving human settlements. The mud brick buildings on the Anatolian plateau date roughly from 7500...
When speaking of Africa, it’s not uncommon to speak of ‹Mother Africa› or the ‹motherland›, which corresponds to the Egyptian...
Just as the dove is the image of peace, the dragon is considered a creature of war, emblazoned on coats of arms and war equipment. Its breath doesn’t bring life but doom. But, oh, how the stories about the beast…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Hanns Dieter Hüsch was a German poetic cabaret artist, book author, and actor. He was born the year Rudolf Steiner...
When one sprains their ankle or has an aching knee, they might rub a pain gel on the swollen joint...
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