In Memory of Barbara Sparling May 17, 1933 – January 26, 2021
My neighbour Barbara Sparling used a cane as she walked. Are you picturing a frail person, a hesitant person? She walked with confidence, firmly planting each foot. If she spoke to
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Eulogy: Jane Elisabeth Faint Kieran- *May 13, 1951, + January 15, 2021
Dear Family and Friends of Jane, A true local, Jane was born here in Toronto on May 13, 1951. Her dad was a hard working factory man and her mom cared for her and her 4 sisters. Fa
From the World Society – On Being Free
Dear Members and Friends of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada, We stand together at the threshold of a new year. With each day the light pushes against the boundaries of dawn
Anthroposophical Prison Outreach in Canada
Anthroposophical Prison Outreach Canada (APOC) provides printed materials to inmates in selected prisons in Canada. We believe that every individual has the potential for a healthy
From the World Society – On Darkness’s Sun
Dear Members and Friends of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada, With each new day we have come ever closer to the heart of winter. The rising light comes ever later; the
Mediators For Initiates? By Mark McAlister
Members should consciously make themselves mediators between what the questioning human soul feels as the problems of man and the universe, and what the Initiates have to recount.
From the World Society On Uncommon Ground by Bert Chase, General Secretary
Dear Members and Friends of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada, Every morning each of us enacts a remarkable ritual. We turn back our bedding, place our feet on the floor besid
Interview with Micah Edelstein, President, Anthroposophical Society in Canada Conducted by Geraldine Snowden and Robert McKay April 25, 2020
This interview contains Micah’s personal thoughts, experiences and opinions and no part of the interview represent views or opinions of the Anthroposophical Society of Canada.
The Importance of Branch and Group Life
The Parzival Group in Kelowna BC On many occasions, Rudolf Steiner pointed to branch/group life as a new form of sister-brotherhood. When individuals of different races, des