I grew up in New Jersey and Pennsylvania in a Baptist home. My father was a minister, and I remember when I was in high school sitting with him in the car in the driveway and asking something like “Why do you believe in the...
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In an age when communication is becoming increasingly digitised, do you still pick up a pen and write? When all fonts are standardized across interfaces, do you ever marvel at the distinct features of your own handwriting? No other human being has the same figure...
What does it mean to be human? The approach of Ahriman impacts us. In what way do we as human beings experience this encounter? What does it ask of us at this time of curtailment of individual freedom? This conference strives to underscore the necessity of having...
The Redemption of Thinking: An Interview by Tim Nadelle with Dr. Max Leyf A Study in Truth, Meaning & the Evolution of Consciousness, with Special Reference to Johann von Goethe, Owen Barfield and Rudolf Steiner Click to open full interview in pdf Here is the introduction: If you love...
Dear Members and Friends of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada, Touch the earth. What do you feel? Press your ear to the winter-slumbering tree. What do you hear? All about us nature seems entombed. Beneath her white mantle the earth herself is turned to stone. Trees present their...
[caption id="attachment_10353" align="alignright" width="274"] Nina performs Debussy[/caption] Speaking with Nina is a curious experience, for one finds that she was truly born an anthroposophist. She began this life in Hamburg, Germany, with an English mother and a German father. Her mother was an anthroposophist, but Nina...
You are cordially invited to participate in a guided three month online (Zoom) course of study and practice on the anthroposophical meditative path. This online, participatory group-learning process is designed for people who are interested in developing toward the disciplined clairvoyance required to conduct research in...
A few years ago when visiting Nova Scotia, our Society president, Micah Edelstein, invited me to a study group at the home of long-time anthroposophists, Arthur and Margaret Osmond, who lived in Dartmouth — just across the harbour from Halifax. The Osmond’s house was near Oathill...
