Emil Molt (April 14, 1876–June 16, 1936) was cosmopolitan and firmly convinced of the power of the spiritual realm. By...
Pythagoras is said to have been the first to call the sky and the universe ‹kósmos›. This suggestion resonates with...
In the 70s, alternative forms of spirituality were once associated with a rose-colored glasses worldview. Today, it’s the opposite – contemporary ‹conspirituality› sees hidden, evil, and toxic forces everywhere. It’s time we at least remember how to put on the rose colored glasses. This mindset is well encapsulated by the...
In 1994, when Klaus Schmidt discovered the buildings of Göbekli Tépé on the Turkish-Syrian border and dated them to 11,000...
At the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century, the “women’s question”—the struggle of women for the...
If Renate Riemeck (1920-2003) is known at all today, it’s as Ulrike Meinhof’s foster mother or perhaps as the author of anthroposophically oriented history books. That her name is largely forgotten a signature of her life, which itself is a mirror of the tragedy of German history in the twentieth...
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...
October 1, 1924 to March 30, 1925—“A sudden end [to the September courses]: Rudolf Steiner’s illness set in. The situation changed completely. I left the clinic to nurse Dr. Steiner with no idea of the difficulties to come,” wrote Ita Wegman years later. On Tuesday, September 30, 1924, she sent...
Through his experience of the sentient- and intellectual-soul dispositions of the northern and southern streams of medieval Europe, as expressed...
Marginalia on Rudolf Steiner’s Life and Work. Rudolf Steiner studied for eight semesters [1879–83] at the Technical College in Vienna—as...
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