Craig Holdrege is director of the ‹Nature Institute› in Ghent. Its goal is to broaden the view of nature from...
It is rare for the Nobel Prize in Medicine to be awarded to someone who is not researching topics with...
Iris Hennigfeld works on ‹Goethe’s Natural Science as Phenomenology› at the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena. She is also co-editor of the English-language ‹Goethe Lexicon of Philosophical Concepts› at the University of Pittsburgh. Phenomenology is not a technique that, once learned, could be applied uniformly to this or that field....
Climate chaos is apparent in more and more parts of the world today, but our disconnection from nature reveals itself...
What is bright yellow, eats oats as its favourite food, does not like coffee, learns without a brain – even...
At the end of April, anthroposophically interested scientists met for the annual workshop for physicists and physics teachers. This time there was a big experiment. A weather balloon was used to measure the Earth’s thermal radiation. The evening and night are favorable because the sun does not shine on the...
The third of this four-part series further explores a resolution to the paradox of intellectual materialism. It leads to a...
Children love to play the game of asking «Why?» without end. Perhaps this is the beginning of the scientific mind....
Modern science has taken on such a stature that it is rare to seriously question its fundamental assumptions. Here, Matthew Kenyon, a senior technologist at NASA‘s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and longtime student of anthroposophy, explicates the core, untenable paradox of modern science: that it doesn’t understand its primary tool, thought. This...
Intellectual materialism denies intuition and its connection to spirit, but by asking questions of “why” rather than just “what” or...
Matthew E. Kenyon is a lifelong student of Rudolf Steiner as well as a Ph.D. physicist who has worked for...
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