Mildred Elizabeth Wilson was born in Collingwood, Ontario on February 3rd1940, the eldest of three children. There are photos of her taking care of her siblings, also neighbour children. Her protective, caring gesture towards younger children can be seen early. Millie studied French, German and...
The theme of the May 2019 Conference was about good and evil –‘Walking with Our Time – Can We Transform Evil?’ This was most wonderfully introduced and carried through lecture and conversations with Christine Gruwez who has spent many years working with and leading seminars...
Dear Friends, We are excited to launch Auriel Eurythmy’s Heart Stream program this fall. If you have been longing to deepen your relationship to your life as a developing being, eurythmy offered in an inter-arts approach is a beautiful way forward. Auriel Heart Stream Eurythmy is open...
Dear Members and Friends of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada Over the past year a group of 20 to 25 young people living in Dornach have taken up an extensive study of the Christmas Conference. For almost all of them the 2018 General Assembly was their...
Seeing beyond the falsehoods of modern history – excerpts from a full report by Meg Freeling 30 participants attended the recent A Second Chance for the World Conferencein Vancouver, Canada. In the two keynote lectures – What did happen and what could have happened in the...
The first issue of the Society's new publication, Perspectives, has been distributed to all members of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada The editorial team is already planning for issue two which will come out in May 2020. The theme will be: Good and Evil, Light and Darkness. We are calling for...
The Anthroposophical Society in Canada A Report from the Council From L to R , Bert Chase, Micah Edelstein, Susan Koppersmith, Catarina Burisch, John Glanzer and Claudette Leblanc The Council, composed of Micah Edelstein (NS), Claudette Leblanc (QC), Dorothy LeBaron (ON), John Glanzer (AB) and Susan Koppersmith (BC) along...
Anthroposophical Prison Outreach Canada (APOC) is still in its infancy. We have mailed posters and two books – Knowledge of Higher Worlds and Theosophy – to all prison libraries in federal institutions. We have provided information packets to a few inmates who responded to our...
Let us continue our voyage into the history of the White Rose. This movement that fought to resist the regime in Nazi Germany can be a powerful source of inspiration for our times. As the White Rose Impulse has long been a source of inspiration for...
Dear Members and Friends of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada Rushing toward Europe, 30,000 feet above the vast immensity of our Canadian north, I look down upon the threshold between night and day. From out of Europe and across the Atlantic night sweeps toward the rainbow...