by Nelson Willby
The idea of all human development can be expressed in the three questions: Who am I? Where have I come from? Where am I going? The Anthroposophy of Rudolf Steiner is set apart from other approaches…
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Events taking place in the supersensible worlds have been recorded for humanity in the imaginations referred to as "mythology" . It is from these imaginations that there arises an impulse of a…
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Recalling the significant fact from the earlier paper that though, on the one hand, we are truly unique for no two of us are the same, our biographies in all their detail preclude that, we,…
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Any genuine attempt to take hold of the world view of Rudolf Steiner is met with an extraordinary mystery. There are two aspects of this mystery experience that one may have. One is the sheer scope…
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The time is overdue to resume our newsletter. There has been a long hiatus of silence. But the times call for an articulate voice to sound forth the state we are in and offer some insight…
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The Age of the Consciousness Soul (1414 – 3574) is the time more than any other in human evolution when we are cut off from our spiritual origins, from wholeness, from connectedness. There is a…
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Our last two newsletters (available on our website if you missed them) have referred to great polarisations developing in the world between the forces of darkness and light. We have sketched how both…
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Anthroposophy posits that just as flood ended the Atlantean chapter of human evolution, our own era will be terminated by massive egoistic conflict. Although the signs of that are already visible in…
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THE PROBLEM OF HIDDEN TRUTHS A distinguishing feature of anthroposophy is that recognises that both good and evil exist in the spiritual realm, and that the latter exists explicitly to make authentic…
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In 1917, Rudolf Steiner first articulated his ideas on the Threefold Social Organism. In 1919 he published his work under the title Die Kernpunkte der Sozialen Frage in den Lebensnotwendigkeiten der…
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