From July 14-17, the Anthroposophical Summer Conference will once again attract participants with a rich program on the topic of...
A woman says yes and lets inthe unknowable, the generative,she lets herself burst out of theold form, the newshe does...
What is bright yellow, eats oats as its favourite food, does not like coffee, learns without a brain – even composes music , feels without nerves, moves without legs, heals itself, has 719 sexual partners with whom it can mate , can share its knowledge with others of its kind,...
Robinson Crusoe befriends a ‹savage›. In the existentialism of his situation, he overcomes the cultural boundaries that would have made...
Haneen Sabbah, a Muslim Palestinian mother from Gaza, and Miriam Elizabeth Turmalin, an Israeli with Jewish and Christian roots, have...
As the November elections in the US draw near, John Bloom examines the culture of untruth that has increasingly become the norm. Making sense of national politics in the United States has been crazy-making and compelling at the same time. There are so many layers of fact and fiction. The...
With a view to the next 100 years, the biodynamic movement is faced with the task of being a catalyst...
“I made it for you!” my little three-year-old friend says shyly. Delighted, I stoop down to her level, and we...
These days, most of us don’t have a vocation but a job. This isn’t because we change our work so frequently (basically every 3-5 years for the average American), but because we work for money. Your work is not a commodity. It’s your reason for being here. The word ‹vocation› comes from...
Hope never comes alone. And when she comes, she comes in the way of a little girl. When she arrives,...
It occurs to me that I will not survive purgatory. I realize, all too painfully, that I also have a...
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