Albert Vinzens’ remarkable biography of Renate Riemeck (1920–2003) succeeds in sketching a detailed and authentic picture of his subject. Vinzens...
Human consciousness is subject to the law of evolution. In the history of mankind, the epoch of feeling or the...
A news item, “History Classes That Speak to Our Times,” featuring Michael Zech, professor at Alanus University and history teacher at the Waldorf School in Kassel, was published in our Weekly last year. Here are excerpts from one reader’s reaction, summarized by Gilda Bartel and followed by Michael Zech’s response....
Marginalia on Rudolf Steiner’s Life and Work 24. In Memory of Friedwart Husemann. A few months before moving to Weimar where he...
How do we approach history? How well do we understand the causes of the events that define our time? Important...
Alongside the many one-hundred-year anniversaries in different anthroposophical fields, this year marks a century since Rudolf Steiner gave Henni Geck his last painting sketches, which have been a cornerstone of anthroposophical art trainings. Here, Van James tells us of the ways this centennial and other important anniversaries have been celebrated...
For the 150th Birthday of Michael Bauer (1871–1929). In his recollections of Rudolf Steiner, the Russian symbolist and Anthroposophist Andrej...
Molière would have been 400 years old this year. Despite the four centuries that separate us from this genius of...
In a series of talks about the impulses of the Christmas Conference of 1923/1924, Gerald Häfner opened his lecture (”The Problem with the Constitution of the Anthroposophical Society”) with the words that stand above the door to the School of Spiritual Science: “Oh human, know thyself.” We must fulfill this...
This is a story of peace—a very influential and meaningful story, as far as peace in North America and beyond...
Pythagoras is said to have been the first to call the sky and the universe ‹kósmos›. This suggestion resonates with...
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