Theoretical physicists have long argued that time is not real—that it is an illusion. This view logically follows the conception...
Why the most harmonious universe could also be the most unstable—and why cosmic order seems to favor irrationality. Human beings...
In the Goetheanum Weekly 2/2025, Martin Rozumek and Hans-Christian Zehnter developed their view of how sensory phenomena invite us to read them as a Book of Nature. The central question was: What is “matter” from a spiritual scientific perspective? Now,…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
In February 2025, a remarkable study was published in the renowned journal Nature Astronomy (Glavin et al. 2025). During its...
Goethe developed a new method for studying nature, both inorganic and organic. His intention was to uncover the natural law—the...
One hundred years ago, only a small percentage of the population believed in an afterlife; today, that number has risen to around one-third. Academic science does not support this belief—or does it? Many people today who followed the usual path…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Is the earth just a collection of lifeless matter—a solid rock floating in the vast cosmic void? Is life just...
Cognition is a function of temperament. First, you seek in all directions—you need sanguinity, air. Phlegmatism, fluid, gives you perseverance,...
For several centuries, scientific materialism neglected the experiential presuppositions of its own research activities, striving to achieve an outside, disembodied, “God’s eye view” of the universe. In their recent book, The Blind Spot, astrophysicist Adam Frank, theoretical physicist Marcelo Gleiser,…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Johannes Kronenberg has been researching and working on sustainable development and its spiritual and anthroposophical dimensions for seven years. Now,...
The more diverse a meadow is, the more stable its identity. That makes sense to us. But what shapes our...
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