In the run-up to Michaelmas 2025, Marion von der Wense presented her idea of the free soul calendar at the...
Bandung, Indonesia. The First Indonesia International Conference on Anthroposophy It was the introduction to Theosophy during Ita Wegman’s formative years...
Interlochen, Michigan. A collection campaign for anthroposophical writings. The Rudolf Steiner Archive, based in Michigan, USA, is part of the Steiner Online Library—the largest English-language online library for Rudolf Steiner’s works. In addition to the digital collection, the archive has…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Ann Arbor, Michigan. Anthroposophical study materials for people in prison. The Anthroposophical Prison Outreach (APO) program, based in Michigan, USA,...
This essay hopes to build a bridge between The Philosophy of Freedom and spiritual vision, and at the same time,...
In 2020, a fragment of a previously unnoticed text by Rudolf Steiner was published for the first time. It contains important insights into the human ability to perceive the ‘I’ of another. An exemplary volume of the complete works of…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Enno Schmidt speaks with Birgit Ebel about a possible way of accessing the etheric realm. When we consider how the...
Cambridge, Massachusetts. The translation of Rudolf Steiner’s texts from German into other languages plays a crucial role in the global...
Stuttgart, Germany. An open conference on formative forces research. Over several decades, research into formative forces has developed methodical ways of making the living tangible. It thus offers people the opportunity to come into visual contact with a basic motif…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Weimar, Germany. A conference on the Weimar years. Rudolf Steiner lived in Weimar from 1890 to 1897. At that time...
In response to the article by Gilda Bartel, “It’s Always Me Who Is Meant—Rudolf Steiner as Questioner” in the Goetheanum...
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