- Part One, by Heidi Vuklovich and Ute WeinmannOur recent class-holders' meeting took place on on January 24 -26. 2014, at the Hesperus Community in Richmond Hill. With a little imagination, one could perceive some shiny new threads , woven into the fabric of this yearly meeting. The ...
- by Debbie AllenThe Northern Lights and Winter Skies have been wonderful. A snowy Owl crossed my path yesterday. Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, and Venus grace the skies in the morning darkness. This year as we approach the 89th Anniversary of Rudolf Steiner's death, Saturn resides...
- by Dorothy LeBaronCouncil members and Class Holders from across Canada gathered for their annual meeting in Thornhill in January. It was a good opportunity for 18 of us to work and do research together. Council members led a process with three themes:♦ looking at...
- Arie van AmeringenDear Friends, Climbing up the steep path towards the Goetheanum in November, one is taken by the surrounding natural landscape. Even though the fruit trees have already lost their leaves, the grass is green and there are still flowers. And the...
- by Treasa O'DriscollForty members of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada gathered at the Christian Community Church on the outskirts of Toronto on November 30. The time had come for a collective review of the Society’s statement of purpose. (See text at the end...
- by Dorothy LeBaron and Mark McAlisterDorothy LeBaron and Regine Kurek led us through a process with conversation and painting groups. In the course of the afternoon, we were challenged to loosen up established patterns and explore new social processes. The following is a...
- by Ari-Paul Saunders Over the week of October 9th to 16th I traveled to the North Eastern United States to participate in two different events. While on route, I spoke with a class called feminist perspectives on agriculture at Rutger’s university, in New Jersey....
- by Maggie Keppie On November 14 of this year Maggie Keppie offered an introductory talk on anthroposophy as part of a Thursday lunchtime seminar series at Acadia University in Wolfville. The series offers free talks on a variety of topics to...
Zeb Landon. I heard today from Maria (Herb Schneeberg's mother) that James' passing on appeared immanent. I knew he was fragile but I was nevertheless surprised. But then, I couldn't help feeling a strange sort of excitement, that James' would take it in stride...
- by James GillenBelow is a new translation of Rudolf Steiner's Motto of Social Ethics (1), given to Edith Maryon, sculptress and co-worker with Rudolf Steiner and a member of the initial Executive Council of the General Anthroposophical Society, as a book inscription, November 5,...
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