Today’s youth seek their future not so much in the question “Who am I?” but rather “Who will we become...
Light streams through tall windows and falls upon the paintings of Christian Goll. Those who enter his studio encounter images...
When light vanishes—like in a solar eclipse—we see in the darkness for a brief moment. Titian’s Pietà depicts this process,...
As the first leader of the Mathematical-Astronomical Section at the Goetheanum, Elisabeth Vreede played a decisive role in shaping its...
Whilst rehearsals of Goethe’s Faust were in full swing at the Goetheanum Stage, the students of the Anthroposophy Studies on...
The lyre, kithara, or yoke lute is one of the oldest known stringed instruments. Its history dates back 5,000 years...
Many young people are calling for a different economic model. When communities work together more, this creates fertile ground for...
In ancient times, solar eclipses were omens more feared than understood. The scientific era offered rational, scientific explanations, Today we...
Eclipses result from the interplay of the rhythms of the Earth, the Moon, and the Sun. Because these rhythms do...
A conflict seizes upon its surroundings, compelling observers to take sides—everyone “takes a stand.” The path to peace? Recognizing each...
From April 30 to May 2, 2026, Witten/Herdecke University hosted a conference on the Temporal Orders of Life in Medicine,...
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