It’s the end of October. A huge emerald-green dragonfly is skimming across the garden pond again, having warmed itself back...
When art helps us deepen our understanding of nature, art becomes research. Eduardo Rincón, co-leader of the Agriculture Section, engages...
Renatus Derbidge’s new book, Spiritual Stone Bothering, invites us to ask questions. Its subtitle, “An Intimate Guide to Scotland’s Sacred Places,” invites us to engage in intimate self-reflection. In many stories and fairy tales, a journey begins with a farewell. Something inside us calls us to leave the cozy familiar...
On the new Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora – hopes and challenges. The...
Mathematically, there are three answers. The simplest way to create the middle is the arithmetic mean. For example: to find...
A contribution from Indigenous representatives about agroecology. Solutions to the Climate Crisis Regenerative agriculture (Regen Ag) and Permaculture claim to be solutions to our ecological crises. While they both borrow practices from Indigenous cultures, critically, they leave out our worldviews and continue the pattern of erasing our history and contributions...
Today, life is shaped by polar impulses that come from nature and technological developments. The conference of the Natural Science...
From October 6th to 9th, at the fall conference of the Natural Sciences Section at the Goetheanum, polarities in human...
Italy. An informative study on Preparation 500. In a study published this year, Italian scientists described the benefits of the biodynamic production and application of horn manure, also known as Preparation 500. The study focuses on the microbiological transformation process of the manure, which takes place over a six-month period...
What does it mean to will for the future of Earth as a living being? Chik Ying Chai and Jasmin...
The German evolutionary biologist, anthroposophist and Goetheanist Wolfgang Schad (1935-2022) was one of my most significant teachers, and probably for many...
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