For many years, we have read the Michael Letters as a foundation for our Agriculture Conference. Now, we are finding...
In the spirit of the Rosicrucian manifestos published 400 years ago, Swiss journalist Martin Bernard published Plaidoyer pour un renouveau...
Our time is open, complex, and contradictory. So let us search for new ground in an open and multi-layered way, with courage for contradictions. Three guests set off on this journey—moderated by Franka Henn and Wolfgang Held (editors of Das Goetheanum)—to find answers, images, and perhaps even imaginations for and...
Why do we perceive our societies today as divided, and how can we come together again? Claudine Nierth (eurythmist, couple’s...
The leadership of the Natural Science Section changed in the new year. Johannes Wirz handed along his position to Vesna...
Tom Altgelt and Jamie York created the Front Range Anthroposophical Cafe (FRAC) in March 2020 in Boulder, Colorado, USA. Their mission, which was to provide an online venue for meaningful and inspired conversation in light of anthroposophy, has sustained itself over time. This interview explores how a social initiative that emerged...
When anthroposophists hear the name Rudolf Steiner, they probably think of his works and deeds. Non-anthroposophists (in the more amiable...
Rehearsals are underway for the production of Faust at the Goetheanum. What kind of space is being created in this...
Claudia Zaeslin has traveled to Kenya every year since 1998 to continue the mentoring work at Rudolf Steiner School Mbagathi on a voluntary basis. A former student and then teacher at Rudolf Steiner School Basel, she spoke with Nicole Asis about how she experienced gratitude as an essential core of...
The Goetheanum warmly invites everyone to “Greening the Desert” on October 29, 2025. The desert is and has life that...
From February 27 to May 27, 2019, Johannes and Manuel Sturm hiked 1009 kilometers together through Israel, on the mythical...
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