The individuality and life of Francis of Assisi (c. 1181–Oct. 3, 1226) mirror the way, the truth, and the life...
For Rudolf Steiner, the ruin after the fire signalled not only the defamation of anthroposophical work, but also the failure...
On the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Walking across the wide courtyard, you come to an open-ended pyramid in the middle of the pylon-like complex that is the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM). This is the first design…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Albert Steffen took over editorship of the weekly journal ‹The Goetheanum›, founded in 1921. The personal tragedy associated with this...
Did anthroposophical doctors follow, profit from, or oppose the medicine under National Socialism and its “New German Medicine” [Neue Deutsche...
How did anthroposophists live during the years of the German Democratic Republic (1949-1989)? Could they work at all? For security reasons, almost nothing was recorded. German geologist Dankmar Bosse reports on this time and documents everything in retrospect so that nothing is forgotten. «Our field…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Those who want to immerse themselves in Anthroposophical history in English can become patrons of a new podcast. On the...
Like a wave, deep powerlessness is flowing through the world. It means the unimaginable has happened. We are stunned. What...
Marginalia on the Life of Rudolf Steiner, Number 27. While in Weimar, Rudolf Steiner maintained a friendship with the Bock family. He was probably introduced to them in October 1890 by the Danish writer Rudolf Schmidt because, like Schmidt, the…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
In his new book, Wolfgang Gädeke shines a light on the origins of the Christian Community. He deconstructs myths, organizes...
Emil Molt (April 14, 1876–June 16, 1936) was cosmopolitan and firmly convinced of the power of the spiritual realm. By...
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