Ahriman on Stage
Christian Community Church 15 Margetts Road, Chestnut Ridge, NYA talk by Brigida Baldszun. How can we learn to recognize Ahriman? How can we ward him off? Examples from the Mystery Dramas and other texts by Rudolf Steiner.
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Obstacles That Prevent Us from Perceiving the Etheric Christ
Christian Community Church 15 Margetts Road, Chestnut Ridge, NYRudolf Steiner spoke about the Appearance of Christ in the etheric, and emphasized that it will be a tragedy if this event is passed by. Judith Brockway will explore some of the forces that are actively working against this significant event and how we can work to support their being overcome.
Our Experience in Nature
The Fellowship Community 241 Hungry Hollow Rd, Chestnut RidgeThese events will provide a time to experience the extraordinary in the "ordinary." Each event will combine a time of quiet observation in small groups involving graphics, notes, sharing, and a time to experience the view of a hiker in the landscape.
Michael in Art and Imagination
Christian Community Church 15 Margetts Road, Chestnut Ridge, NYWith Kenneth Melia. At Michaelmas we have the opportunity to recognize, acknowledge and be inspired by this festival. Powerful images, descriptions and challenges are there for us all to help understand this important season. With slides.
Building the Temple of the Heart
Threefold Auditorium 260 Hungry Hollow Road, Chestnut Ridge, NYRegistered attendees of the Anthroposophical Society’s virtual Annual Conference and General Meeting, Building the Temple of the Heart, are invited to gather with us at Threefold to participate in the virtual conference together, and then to join in in-person biography work, breakout sessions, conversation, and meals.
Our Experience in Nature
The Fellowship Community 241 Hungry Hollow Rd, Chestnut RidgeThese events will provide a time to experience the extraordinary in the "ordinary." Each event will combine a time of quiet observation in small groups involving graphics, notes, sharing, and a time to experience the view of a hiker in the landscape.
A Question Of Destiny: The Remarkable Civil War Friendship of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass
Christian Community Church 15 Margetts Road, Chestnut Ridge, NYA talk by Karl Fredrickson. We will look at the life stories of these two men, both of whom were truly “self-made,” rising from humble origins, and how they crossed the racial divide to help the nation chart a new direction, one that is in harmony with its true destiny.
Our Experience in Nature
The Fellowship Community 241 Hungry Hollow Rd, Chestnut RidgeThese events will provide a time to experience the extraordinary in the "ordinary." Each event will combine a time of quiet observation in small groups involving graphics, notes, sharing, and a time to experience the view of a hiker in the landscape.
Imagining Rudolf Steiner’s Ideas about Ancient Planetary Evolution as an Original Image of the Human Soul
Christian Community Church 15 Margetts Road, Chestnut Ridge, NYWhat does anthroposophy tell us about human psychology? How does its understanding of the human soul differ from mainstream psychology, and why is such an approach relevant today?
Seed and Soil: Thoughts towards Christmas
VirtualThe Advent Talk with Mac Mead has been moved online. Please visit this page to register and receive a link to hear Mac speak.
Artistic Sharing: An Evening of Speech and Eurythmy
Threefold Auditorium 260 Hungry Hollow Road, Chestnut Ridge, NYThe program will include poetry on the theme of unborness and selected speeches from Rudolf Steiner’s Mystery Dramas: Lucifer, Ahriman, Guardian of the Threshold.
Our Experience of Nature in Spring
Three Views of Our Landscape with Kenneth Melia. Please note: Pre-registration is required, and space is limited.
Our Experience of Nature in Spring
Three Views of Our Landscape with Kenneth Melia. Please note: Pre-registration is required, and space is limited.
Rudolf Steiner, His Life and Times: The Year 1918
Threefold Auditorium 260 Hungry Hollow Road, Chestnut Ridge, NYA Talk by Karl Fredrickson. When we think of Rudolf Steiner at his most productive, we might consider the years just before World War I, or those remarkable final seven years of his life, from 1919 through 1925. But as we seek to approach more closely his core mission, the year 1918 offers important insights.
Our Experience of Nature in Spring
Three Views of Our Landscape with Kenneth Melia. Please note: Pre-registration is required, and space is limited.