Every temple is a bridge, a bridge between the human being and God, humanity and divinity. In the case of...
The image of Joseph A. Ratzinger still wavers, distorted by the hatred and favour of opposing parties. Two hundred thousand...
Marginalia on Rudolf Steiner’s Life and Work 26 In his Autobiography, Rudolf Steiner wrote in detail about a personality who would later turn both against him and Anthroposophy: the “liberal politician” Dr. Heinrich Fränkel (1859–1939), “an adherent of Eugen Richter and politically active in the same spirit.” Richter represented the Deutsche...
Recently a friend sent me a poem, the religious hymn ‹Lord of the Dance› by Sydney Carter (The United Methodist...
Our longing for revelation of the universe culminates on St John’s Day, the only Christian festival of the year named...
We pray in danger, because prayer is an endangered language—a language on the verge of extinction. The careless visible words, the resounding letters, all extinguished. Those that remain gather, weakened, for a call that could be the last and therefore is the last. When we pray, we are in danger....
Once a year, often on a day determined by religion and tradition, the community of the living commemorates the community...
Anthroposophists have always heard that the Indian philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895–1986) was not the incarnation of the Maitreya Bodhisattva of...
The College of Teachers of Religion at Waldorf Schools addressed an interested general audience during this year’s conference at the beginning of June, with the theme “Religious Culture as a Force for the Future”. The Anthroposophical Society was on board as organizer. “Thus anthroposophy everywhere begins with science, enlivens its...
An attempt to synthesize from the research on his journey to the oriental spiritual centers of the 14th and 15th...
Yom Kippur, the day when deeds are weighed. It is easier to focus on the dragon than on the scales...
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