- by John KettleIn 2004 the Anthroposophical Society in America decided that it must suspend publication of its Journal for Anthroposophy, which it had published for about forty years. Robert McDermott, a member of the Society’s council, proposed that rather than just allow the publication...
Dear Friends,The step from the 20th into the 21st century heralded a new millennium. It also triggered countless fears and other responses that have since mostly faded from memory. But have they really disappeared? Are we in western civilization able to compare the mood during...
- Summary by Mark Ross of Mac's Talk at the Art of Mentoring Apprentice Conference in Harlemville, Feb 12-14Mac began with a confession of sorts, around speaking to the theme of Mentoring; that is, he had never formally 'apprenticed', though we would soon see, he...
- A conference at Hawthorne Valley Farm, Harlemville, New York, February 12 - 14, 2010.- by Mark RossSeveral farmers from Ontario attended the 2nd annual Mentoring conference, the fees for which were being generously footed by the Agricultural Section of the School of...
- by Thomas WillingtonWhat is the nature of agreements? How do we make them with one another, with ourselves, and with the world? Are all agreements made by choice? Are they signed and sealed, or are some agreements assumed? These are just a few of...
- submitted by Elizabeth White"The conversation group must make itself a magic circle; the least break in its Grail-Cup wholeness would let precious light-substance, generated by the meeting, drain away. Sensitive participants will feel asides and interruptions to be nothing less than a cutting off...
- by Michael RobozThe Wednesday night study group, which takes up the deepening of Anthroposophy, was founded in 1954, in Vancouver, by Steven Roboz. Steven is the remaining founding member of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada. (The Canadian Society was formed in Toronto in 1954,...
- by Arie van AmeringenAt the beginning of the last century, many Russians were active in the anthroposophical movement. We can still find today, in the center of Moscow, a reminder of this period. On Arbat street, in the museum dedicated to the...
- Arie van AmeringenAu début du siècle dernier, plusieurs groupes d'anthroposophes s'étaient formés en Russie. D'ailleurs, on peut voir, aujourd'hui, en plein centre de Moscou un témoignage émouvant sur cette époque. Sur la rue Arbat, dans le musée consacré au poète Andrei ...
- by Verena Hoffmann, Kingsburg, March 30, 2009 I did not know!I cry,How deep the misery would be –Yet I chose to come.All I sawWas darkness;Twisted bodies, distorted minds,Lost souls crying for home.I did not knowHow it would feelTo become one of them.All I wanted...