Goethe maintained a lifelong interest in foreign cultures, particularly in their literature. He engaged deeply with the “oriental,” Indian, Chinese,...
In the anthroposophical view, the world of the angels forms a living order. This order permeates nature, the human being,...
On the hill above the valley of oaks, I sit in the cold grass, wrapped in my sleeping bag. I like coming up here and watching the ravens play with the wind. Now it is night. I am waiting. But…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
The truth of the ‘I’ works in the true. The true becomes true in the ‘I’. Would the presence of...
On the Body, Trauma, and Anthroposophy. A Travelogue. I’m driving through the Harz Mountains in Germany. The first snow of...
October 1, 1924 to March 30, 1925—“A sudden end [to the September courses]: Rudolf Steiner’s illness set in. The situation changed completely. I left the clinic to nurse Dr. Steiner with no idea of the difficulties to come,” wrote Ita…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Dealing with karmic impressions requires attentiveness, humility, and the ability to distinguish authentic memories of the ‘I’ from identifications with...
A plant transplanted from one bioregion to another area remains the same species, but its expression embodies its new environment....
Psychological health is receiving more attention today than ever before—from the WHO to insurance companies. Psychiatrist Markus Treichler shows how health is not a state or condition, but rather a capacity and describes how this capacity can be strengthened. Psychological…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Media that attempts to convey a specific message increasingly distances us from immediate experience and reconstructs predictable relationships. But there...
Whether in Lambaréné or in exile, Albert Schweitzer and Simone Weil drew strength from the way of Saint Francis to...
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