On a shore, stones lie scattered in the sand. I pick one up, look at it in my hand. The...
A Course in the Goethean Approach to Nature This December, The Nature Institute in upstate New York will continue a...
Buffalo, Wyoming. Seen, felt, understood: From the life of Soren Dietzel, saxophonist and Residency Director at Free Columbia. The snow fell in June. I was laying in my tent awaiting the sun. Camping miles away from civilization at 10,000 feet…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
Charged with a significant task by the first head of the Mathematics and Astronomy section, Elisabeth Vreede, Willi Sucher devoted...
A sparrow was sitting on a bush in front of the house. He didn’t seem to be afraid of us....
Go outdoors with a friend. Find a tree. Stand for a moment and gaze at it. Take a deep breath. Consider that you breathe in what the tree releases into the air. And that the tree takes in what you…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
What dying tells us about life: The last leaves, already pale on the graphic undergrowth, and the moment of finding...
In a cave in the Pyrenees, we can still marvel at paintings dating back 16,000 years and encounter the darkness...
We incarnate on a planet whose evolution is intertwined with the destiny of humanity. The “Great Mother” is our body. We have a karmic relationship with the Earth. Our primary experience is unity—oneness between self and world. Gradually, duality emerges:…This article is reserved for subscribers. Sign in with My Goetheanum to...
An excerpt of a lecture given at the opening of a Hilma af Klint exhibit at Lightforms in Hudson, New...
A travel diary from the Arava and Negev deserts in Israel, spring 2023. I am wandering. For years, in my...
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