It may seem difficult to make sense of the various parts of the Anthroposophical Society at first, but the wisdom inherent in them becomes ever more apparent over time. This has been increasingly evident at meetings of the North American Collegium of the School for...
What happens when you get a gathering of Canadian Class Holders? This may seem a frivolous question, but perhaps it’s one worth contemplating. The easy answer might be: a lot! Seventeen Class Holders met over the extended weekend of the 19thto the 22ndOctober for the main...
by Richard Chomko (Group steward) I’m writing this because people have been asking for more transparency around what the Thornhill Group is, what it does, how it works, and how it came into being. Briefly, the Thornhill Group is a recognized group of the Anthroposophical Society...
[caption id="attachment_4604" align="alignleft" width="225"] Manny Blosser[/caption] What is Branch life and how is it distinct from a public study group and from the School of Spiritual Science? As members of the Anthroposophical Society we have made two decisions. We have found that the initiative of the...
Dear Members and Friends, I would like to draw attention to an auspicious moment in the biography of 'Anthroposophy Worldwide'. Exactly 21 years ago the first plans for "Anthroposophy Worldwide" began - 20 years ago the first edition of the bilingual newsletter "Anthroposophy Worldwide", also known...
On June 20, 2018, the Atelier d’art social de Montréal1hosted an evening with Gwenaël Quiviger, French artist, musician, dancer and doctoral researcher in the field of social science. The event was held in the upstairs space of the Grande Ourse toy store in Montreal. It was...
Cowichan Valley Anthroposophists and the Anthroposophical Society of Canada Council members review a time of retreat together. August 17, 18, and 19, 2018 A sunlight, deep nature, and soul-warmth gathering - moving sense-free thinking into spirit and heart sensing. ...
KSLL (Kootenay Society for LifeLong Learning) was born on Feb 7, 2005 as the International School of the Kootenays Society. In 2009 we changed the name and purpose from: International School of the Kootenays Purpose: To offer international and intergenerational education that celebrates the human spirit and fosters a lifelong...
"Your Council considers one of its core functions is to encourage and support initiatives in the world by the Membership. One of our members, Tim Nadelle, has taken the initiative to design and launch an Anthroposophical Prison Outreach program in Canada. We are excited to work...
l to r: John Glanzer (Treasurer), Claudette Leblanc , Bert Chase (General Secretary) Dorothy LeBaron (President), Micah Edelstein (Secretary), Susan Koppersmith The Council has monthly two-hour teleconferences and we contact each other, as needed, by phone or through email. We also meet in person two or...