Emil Molt (April 14, 1876–June 16, 1936) was cosmopolitan and firmly convinced of the power of the spiritual realm. By...
The first Waldorf school required all available forces. A place for the youngest children was simply not considered important in...
She was a born cosmopolitan—arriving via Java, the Netherlands, and Berlin to Switzerland, where she studied in Zurich and practiced medicine in Arlesheim, near Basel. From her base in Arlesheim, her Clinical Therapeutic Institute, she once again ventured far out into the world. She spent half the year traveling, in...
The spiritual foundation of anthroposophic medicine: winning back the staff of Mercury. During the 1923 Summer School in Penmaenmawr, Ita...
Ita Wegman’s address at the opening of the Arlesheim Clinic extension, one hundred years ago (1926). When human beings, who...
Three years after the publication of his book on the Christian Community during National Socialism, Frank Hörtreiter’s new book, Die Christengemeinschaft: Skizzen aus 100 Jahren [The Christian Community: Sketches from 100 years], was published in the summer of 2025. In 200 pages (including appendices), the author takes readers on an...
Historical Studies and Historical Reality. “Eco-products for Nazis” was the headline of an article in the September 5, 2025, issue...
On the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Walking across the wide courtyard, you come to an open-ended...
In his new book, Wolfgang Gädeke shines a light on the origins of the Christian Community. He deconstructs myths, organizes sources, and shows Rudolf Steiner’s formative role beyond mere consultation. At the same time, he traces Steiner’s path from free thinker to religious thinker. In September 1922, the Christian Community...
Recounting the turbulent beginning of the Wochenschrift [the Goetheanum Weekly]—the work of an anthroposophical community—and the personalities that brought it...
Marginalia on Rudolf Steiner’s Life and Work No. 35 In his autobiography, Rudolf Steiner describes Moritz Zitter (1861–1921), who was...
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