Generational change seems to be accelerating, but the youth movements of the past need not feel so distant from today’s...
An exhibition of early childhood drawings opens up insight into the universal imagery and development of children in the first...
An excerpt of a lecture given at the opening of a Hilma af Klint exhibit at Lightforms in Hudson, New York, on March 8, 2020, by David Adams, Ph.D. When her mother died in 1920, af Klint felt more free to travel and in September began to undertake regular journeys...
Profound moments usually aren’t visible or glamorous — rather, often they occur in the dark and quiet, in the peripheral...
Marginalia on Rudolf Steiner’s Life and Work 26 In his Autobiography, Rudolf Steiner wrote in detail about a personality who would...
Anthroposophic Medicine has for years continued to develop internationally in its structures and ideas. In doing so, the Medical Section has always expanded its view to include global development. An expression of this is the annual conference of the medical movement in Dornach, which across occupations attracts people from all...
Christopher Bamford, the long-time editor of SteinerBooks, crossed the threshold early in the morning of May 13, 2022. He had...
These days, most of us don’t have a vocation but a job. This isn’t because we change our work so...
The Waldorf Schools in Weimar and Erfurt keep the partnerships with their Russian friends alive despite the war. This school exchange has a long tradition. Frank Scholwin accompanied the pupils as a parent. Here are a few impressions from their stay in Moscow and their collaboration in Vologda in the...
For 35 years, Johannes Wirz supported and significantly shaped the work at the Research Institute at the Goetheanum. With his...
Marginalia to Rudolf Steiner’s Life and Work, Number 25. Before Rudolf Steiner met the famous reciter Alexander Strakosch in person,...
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