When speaking of Africa, it’s not uncommon to speak of ‹Mother Africa› or the ‹motherland›, which corresponds to the Egyptian word ‹Afru-ika› (motherland). Africa: the cradle of humankind, and motherland, which also means: an abundance and an understanding of life itself as rich. People have lived in this part of...
In his Notebook #210, Rudolf Steiner writes about a combinatorics of body, soul, and spirit that would be suitable for a quiz, a table with three times three fields. On the side margin, one could write ‘physical body’, ‘soul body’, and ‘spiritual body’, and at the foot of the table...
We began with ‹thinking› and ended with ‹thanking›. Whether or not there is an etymological relationship between these two words, there is a connection between the two actions. We can be grateful to the extent that we become aware of what is being given to us – to the extent...
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