Colors have always shaped human experience, not only in art and aesthetics but in spiritual imagination. Across civilizations, colour has marked deities, rituals, moods, and states of being. In
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The following is an informative but poetic article about the first Goetheanum and the new mysteries. If you want to learn about and understand the topic, this is a
Anthroposophy is not a religion, not a set of spiritual beliefs, but a path one can walk down to develop themselves (and apply the fruits of this self-development to
A concern of many parents and interested folk is that Steiner/Waldorf schools teach children Anthroposophy, a spiritual philosophy (more like a path or method, there are no wild dogmas
The following is an article by Q. G. Wingfield, the creative lead for AnthroKey. Taken from the Golden Web, a free publication. FREEDOM! What is it? That’s a
The following is Part of a series of short articles on science and spirituality, by John Pickin. Taken from the Golden Web, a free publication. One of the
The following is an Interview with Marjatta van Boeschoten, the General Secretary of the Anthroposophical Society in Great Britain. Taken from the Golden Web, a free publication.
The etheric body is a crucial element of the human being. It is also known as the “life body” or the “body of formative forces,” and it represents the
Rudolf Steiner Archive is a website where you can read essentially almost all of Rudolf Steiner’s books and lectures for 100% free. From their website; The Rudolf Steiner Archive
The short answer; No. The long answer is also no, but with a bit more explaination. To make this as quick as possible, let’s have a look at what