Meditation – An Introduction to the Anthroposophical Practice of Meditation by Heinz Zimmermann and Robin Schmidt has recently been published in English and French translation (from original German) by Editions Perceval, Quebec. This edition features a foreword by Virginia Sease. English translation by Maria-Theresia Roemmelt,...
The books written by Dr. Rudolf Steiner are not books in the usual sense. Works like The Philosophy of Freedom, Theosophy, Occult Science: An Outline, and Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and Its Attainment are nothing less than evolutionary opportunities waiting for humanity to take...
I would like to introduce you to a project that has been underway for just over a year. Its aim is it to make available, and promote study of Goethe's Theory of Colour. To this end, we have started a website which has provided some real accomplishments...
This is the title of a new book by Ernst Katz – with a foreword by Virginia Sease –that has been published by Steiner Books in June 2016 – almost exactly seven years after his passing in 2009. Many of us have known Ernst Katz...
Robert: Could you share a sketch of your childhood and youth? Were there any events in particular that prepared you to meet anthroposophy? Bert: I was born in the United States, in a small Missouri town. When I was quite young my family moved to Peru,...
We had a successful AGM and Conference over the May long weekend in Montreal. The weather was gorgeous, and there was a warm and inviting atmosphere created by the members. The Conference part of the weekend was organized by the Cowansville Research Group. The Conference...
This February – the 6th – was a day the Branch had planned for over a year and a half. The Council of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada, which had gathered from across the country in Toronto, came up to spend a Saturday in Barrie....
Council members are asking: How are we connecting with members and initiatives in Canada, is it the best way to serve the Society and Anthroposophy? We are aware that some members feel a separation between themselves and the council, also between themselves and the Society,...
Dear Friends, In preparation for our Encountering our Humanity conference, I have been meeting with the various artists and performers who will be taking part in the event. While en route for the North American Collegium meeting in Kimberton, I made a stop in Spring Valley...
A scientist says to a so-called spiritualist: "Someday science will explain everything in the world.” The spiritualist may then ask: "What about human feeling, human thinking? What about life?" “Those too!" is the scientist's response. The spiritualist walks away in disagreement. This brief conversation hopefully characterizes...