The three Masonic ideals of wisdom, beauty, and strength can be found in the Renaissance artists Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo. Andrew Linnell will explore samples of their paintings in the light of anthroposophy. He will flesh this out with biographical insights from the works of Rudolf Steiner and from his own work.
Claus-Peter Röh and Oliver Conradt will offer their experiences from last few years of changes in leadership and collaborative leadership at the Goetheanum. There will be plenty of time for conversation.
A Talk in Preparation for Michaelmas by Andrew Wolpert If we have the courage to respond to Michael's "wise sign," the Manichean principle of bringing the Light into the Darkness may resonate in our will.
Presentation by Grigory Smirnov Exploring some of the hidden mysteries of J. S. Bach's composition through active listening and imagination. The presentation will include a talk and live performance.
Public Lecture by Mac Mead. We’ll look at the context and significance of Rudolf Steiner’s Agriculture lectures given in June 1924 in Koberwitz, Silesia, and focus on a central theme, the agricultural individuality. What are the What, Why, How, and When of this guiding star of biodynamic work?
You are invited to bring your living questions to a conversation with Mark Finser in which he will share out of his 40 years of experience working with organizations in social finance.
Join us for a discussion on potential future pathways for the life of Anthroposophy, introduced by Ezra Sullivan.
Inspired by the Association for the Rescue of Children conference in Indiana this past March, Stephen Usher is delving into the profound challenge of evil in the fifth cultural epoch. He will explore the inner psychological aspects and larger spiritual questions about the beings that push humanity toward evil.
Mac Mead introduces biodynamics in the context of the spiritual-scientific understanding of earth evolution. In the garden, we do hands-on work with the horn manure preparation, transplanting, raised beds, and planting cover crops
Join us as we explore — with Steiner's help — the nature, challenges, and possibilities of working together.
Robert Karp will explore how the Parzival impulse, which once united the Grail and Arthurian streams, lives within the spiritual geography of North America today. Through biography, Goethean movement, and conversation, participants will engage with the question of what new Parzival deeds may be called forth for healing and renewal.
Robert Karp will explore how the Parzival impulse, which once united the Grail and Arthurian streams, lives within the spiritual geography of North America today. Through biography, Goethean movement, and conversation, participants will engage with the question of what new Parzival deeds may be called forth for healing and renewal.
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