A Conference in Epistemological Experimentation)- by Tim NadelleIn the Preface to the 1918 revised edition of the Philosophy of Freedom, Rudolf Steiner writes (Rita Stebbing translation):Everything to be discussed in this book centers around two problems which are fundamental to human soul-life. One of these...
Dear Friends,As I write to you during this Advent season, I would like to share with you several reflections concerning modern biology, then give you a brief overview of the General Secretaries’ meeting and finally offer news of what is being planned at the Goetheanum....
- by Jean BalekianDear Friends,At the beginning of October, we held our Council meeting in Nova Scotia, where we were welcomed with great warmth. In their article, my colleagues Dorothy LeBaron and Judith King will offer you a picture of the many anthroposophical activities taking...
- by Beth CurrieFollowing on the impulse of the visit of Christian Hitsch to Toronto in July, 2014, a group of Anthroposophical artists recently met at Hesperus with Bert Chase, the head of the Visual Arts Section for North America. Bert spoke about the arts...
- by Mark McAlisterIf someone asks me, "What is anthroposophy?", I normally refer to three sources for answers:- the published legacy of Rudolf Steiner- the work of a growing number of people around the world who have been inspired by Steiner, and- emerging Michaelic impulses...
- Judy King and Dorothy LeBaronFrom October 10th to October 13th the Council and General Secretary had a wonderful opportunity to meet and work in Nova Scotia. The Council, invited by NS member Judy King with support from the local Members and Friends’ Group, were...
- by Jocelyne Arseneau and Denis SchneiderDear Friends of the Anthroposophical Society,Claude Mainville, a member of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science, crossed the threshold on October 31, 2014, at 11:55 p.m. He had been in a coma for some twelve hours, surrounded by his family. The following...
- By Mark McAlisterIt is always interesting to delve into the archives and see what one was "up to" in the good old days. Here are some sample excerpts from my editorials in the newsletters during the '80s:"The printed word is a means whereby scattered...
- by Arie van AmeringenDear Friends, Virginia Sease visited Montreal in July. She worked with the members of the School for Spiritual Science for a full day and on the following evening gave a public lecture on Skythianos, one of the great initiates and leaders...
- by Michael Roboz and John BachLloyd Genio Pelech, a long-time member of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada crossed the Threshold in Vancouver, on Aug 14th, 2014 at the age of 88. Lloyd had been battling cancer and the effects of a stroke suffered in...