- by Jean Balekian Dear Friends,The Montreal AGM afforded us an opportunity to engage in true meetings and conversations with others. It was a time to listen with open heart to what others had to say, a time to work together in conversation groups....
- Jean Balekian Chers (es) amis (es),L’AGA qui s’est tenue à Montréal a été un moment de rencontre et d’échanges fructueux. Moment d’écoute de ce que l’autre avait à dire. Moment de travail en groupes de conversation. Vous pourrez lire le compte-rendu de mes...
Dear Friends, The conference held in Montreal during the AGM weekend in May was an opportunity for meeting friends and sharing thoughts and experiences centred around the research theme presented by guest lecturer Dennis Klocek: The Challenge of our Social Will. The conference ended with...
Chers amis,Le congrès qui s’est tenu à Montréal lors de la fin de semaine de l’AGA, les 18 et 19 mai derniers, fut l’occasion de rencontres, de partage autour un thème recherche apporté par de Dennis Klocek: Le défie de notre volonté sociale. Il...
Réflexions sur l"AGA et Congrès 2013 - Micah EdelsteinLors de notre modeste festival d’Ascension à Dartmouth, en Nouvelle-Écosse, j’ai demandé à Judy King si on allait me demander de dire quelques mots durant l’AGA de Montréal. Je voulais être bien préparé pour vivre ma première...
— Impressions des conférences de Dennis Klocek, par Vivien CarradyQuelles sont les implications pour notre volonté sociale lorsque dans le monde que nous habitons c’est la technologie qui définit et qui explique ce que veut dire « être humain »? Dennis Klocek décrit la...
- Impressions From the Lectures of Dennis Klocek, by Vivien Carrady What are the implications for our social will in a world in which technology ever more intimately mediates and defines what it means to be human? Klocek describes technology as "magic...
Reflections of our Annual General Meeting and Conference - by Micah Edelstein At our small Ascension festival in Dartmouth, NS, I asked Judy King if I was going to be asked to speak about something at the upcoming AGM in Montreal. I wanted...
- by Edna Cox and Gabriele Osborne Fred Karter was born on April 10, 1923 in Germany. As a young man, during World War II, he served with the navy and worked at a hospital in Essen. His experiences there raised the questions which led...
- by Mark McAlister It’s been said that Alcoholics Anonymous makes it a principle to venerate newcomers. Their questions are sharp and immediate, and they prevent the organization from becoming complacent and irrelevant. Is there a lesson here for the Anthroposophical Society? What would...