The editorial team asked me to write about my illness and recovery. I decided to do so in the form...
After several difficult years, Weleda is undergoing a transformation. Ueli Hurter of the Weleda Board of Directors described the journey...
Developmentally, what does it matter if we learn to wash the dishes by hand? After all, in the future, we will have AI robots to do that. Laura Scappaticci met with Adam Blanning, doctor and co-leader of the Medical Section…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Music, movement, and the imagination of water brought a thousand young people from across the world into collective resonance during...
Many young people are calling for a different economic model. When communities work together more, this creates fertile ground for...
Lidia Mikhailova has traveled all over the world. She’s lived in Moscow, Amsterdam, and Sydney before returning to Saint Petersburg. Born in 1982 in Togliatti on the Volga River, she holds a degree in finance and economics—but life took her…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
An interview with conflict researcher, mediator, and peace activist Friedrich Glasl about his new book, Die Paradoxie des Wettrüstens [The...
Economic health is a reflection of societal health. The World Goetheanum Association (WGA) sees the associative approach as key. But...
The lyre, kithara, or yoke lute is one of the oldest known stringed instruments. Its history dates back 5,000 years to Mesopotamia. In 1926, instrument maker Lothar Gärtner, in collaboration with musician Edmund Pracht, developed a new form of the…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
A conversation about the production of Faust with Andrea Pfaehler (director) and Rafael Tavares (eurythmy director) in anticipation of the...
A conversation with Ernst Zürcher, the researcher who demonstrated the moon’s influence on trees. Interview by Louis Defèche. Do the...
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