Obituary: Michael Lange October 11, 1939 – September 12, 2021
Michael was born in an ambulance that had broken down on the way to the hospital. This was in Hamburg, Germany, a month after WW2 had been declared. His father was an aspiring sea
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Taking Care by Brenda Hammond
TAKING CARE These days when we say ‘take care’ do we really mean ‘beware’? Beware of falling into fanaticism (which would certainly delight Lucifer); or beware of suc
Meeting One Another: Kaitlin Brown – Blockhouse, Nova Scotia
I was first introduced to anthroposophy while volunteering at a small Waldorf school initiative, Sisonke School in the village of Port St. John’s, in the Transkei region of South
Meeting One Another Sarnia Guiton – Nairobi, Kenya
Once upon a time, a very long time ago, I met a classmate at nursing school in London, England whose education had been very different from mine. I was fascinated and learnt about
Meeting One Another: Adola McWilliams – Duncan, British Columbia
An Interview with Adola How did you meet Rudolf Steiner’s work? Anthroposophy came with my mother’s milk and my father’s sunshine; I was surrounded with books b
Deep Connections Across Canada: A Virtual Meditation Group Works
At the Encountering Our Humanity conference in Ottawa in 2016, a small group of members gathered with the intention to share research and experiences from our meditation. Beginning
From the Goetheanum: The individual and the state
Dear members, As an infectious disease, Covid-19 is more than a medical phenomenon. Because of its pandemic spread special laws pertaining to pandemics were activated across the
Go-Fund-Me Project
Hello — my name is Eric Tardif, anthroposophist, multidisciplinary artist and independent researcher. A few years ago during my studies in theology I discovered the existence
A LIFE WITH COLOUR, Gerard Wagner 1906-1999
Members of the Anthroposophical Society in Canada may be interested in a new biography of the painter and anthroposophist Gerard Wagner. Gerard Wagner came to the Goetheanum in 192