Growing up today, the world feels majestic and yet it can fit in a pocket. There’s a desire to be...
English Issue 35/2026
English Issue 35/2026
What was the last thing you learned from a young person? Sometimes we worry that our children and grandchildren will no longer be able to find their place in this world. Sometimes we burden them with responsibilities that we ourselves are unable to bear. And sometimes we see that they already possess a wisdom that took us 20 years longer to attain. So what do young people need from us? We dedicate this issue to youth and the work of the Youth Section.
Today’s youth seek their future not so much in the question “Who am I?” but rather “Who will we become...
Weimar, Germany. At the beginning of the Goetheanum anthroposophy studies, participants travel to Weimar to explore Rudolf Steiner’s early biographical...
Cologne, Germany/Weiz, Austria. Plant music as an educational nature experience. What would it be like to listen to the sound...
I’m young wherever I am perceptive and eager to learn. I can always immerse myself in something, or let something...
Music, movement, and the imagination of water brought a thousand young people from across the world into collective resonance during...
Many young people are calling for a different economic model. When communities work together more, this creates fertile ground for...
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Where pediatric oncology and anthroposophic medicine meet. When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the situation...
Chestnut Ridge, USA. Seen, felt, understood: From the life of Ezra Sullivan, researcher and entrepreneur, based at Threefold Foundation in...



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