Kiental/Frandeux. Inner centering with anthroposophic medicine. The four elements of earth, water, air, and fire are the basic substances of...
Matthias Niedermann and Sebastian Knust are part of the organizing group for the big celebration in Stuttgart to mark the...
The Visual Arts Section. Rik ten Cate has created a bronze statue for each verse of Rudolf Steiner’s Calendar of the Soul. The 52 sculptures will be on display at the Goetheanum from February 23 to April 28, 2024. “I have known the weekly verses for over 40 years,” says...
Paris, France. A lecture on the relationship between spirituality and secularism. At first glance, secularism and spirituality seem to indicate...
Blue Hill, Maine. A conference on the intrinsic nature of water. What if we gave water back its archetypal movements...
Stasiūnai, Lithuania. Next meeting of Community in Dialogue. Anthroposophical communities in the fields of curative education and social therapy are based on a vision of bringing together participatory, social, ecological, spiritual, economic, and cultural foci in one place. Practical implementation requires continuous observation, reflection, and conscientious care to meet these...
Albany, New York. An online conference on biodynamic agriculture. From November 21 to 23, 2025, the Biodynamic Association will host...
In keeping with the theme of the 2023 annual conference of the Medical Section, the speech and language therapists dedicated...
Melbourne, Australia. Online lectures on spirit and matter. What does transformative art and architecture have to do with healthy food from biodynamic agriculture? The answer is that these things can only be transformative and healthy when they are connected to the spiritual. Spirit and matter are therefore inseparable. The five-part...
Cambridge, Massachusetts. A conference at Harvard University’s Program for the Evolution of Spirituality. Art and spirituality have always been closely...
Weimar, Germany. A conference on the Weimar years. Rudolf Steiner lived in Weimar from 1890 to 1897. At that time...
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