You stillness, you tenderness, you who have no place except within us, somewhere in the chambers behind our countenances. You,...
David Marc Hoffmann, director of the Rudolf Steiner Archive (until his upcoming retirement), wrote a biography of Rudolf Steiner, tracing...
In his latest publication, Albert Schmelzer takes an objective and well-researched examination of concepts often criticized in the Steinerian oeuvre. Using Steiner’s biography as a guide, the emeritus professor from the Academy for Waldorf Pedagogy in Mannheim and Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences contextualizes the “tension field between...
Our physical body [Körper] resembles everything visible and formed. When viewed as a body of functions and processes [Leib], it...
In this review of Horst and Jennifer Kornberger’s ‹Garments of Survival›, the artists invite us to try on anthroposophical imaginations...
The age of 49 is a time to reorient and mature. The Greek philosopher Plato, as always, offers some guidance. Around the time we turn 49, we tend to question our self-image. We often experience self-doubt and emphasize more the deficit on our balance sheet of life. Add to this...
Earth, technology, truth, peace, spirit—five great questions, one common source. Wherever people learn to perceive anew, connection begins, and with...
The Anthroposophical Society in Germany (AGiD) Strives for Communication and Education. In recent weeks, numerous media articles have again been...
Our eyes can adapt to darkness. At first, when we walk out of the sunlight into a dark cave or tunnel, we are disorientated. If we go from a brightly lit street into a dark forest at night, the darkness might even frighten us. But if we are patient, our...
Stuttgart, Germany. An open conference on formative forces research. Over several decades, research into formative forces has developed methodical ways...
Who are you, Destiny? I am the one who walks by your side, the guardian of your life’s journey, guiding...
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