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The After-Image of Easter with Mary Stewart Adams 

This is a transcript of a spoken address given on April 2, Rudolf Steiner House, Ann Arbor, MI Thank you so much. I’m going to begin with the same verse that we used when we started on vernal equinox with Brian, when he led us in the drawing of the Sun seal. And you’ll see…

Fresh Beginnings, New Pathways

Mary Stewart Adams’ Inaugural Address as General Secretary October 9, 2023[1] [1] This is a transcript of a spoken address. Thank you, John, and the entire council. And thank you everyone here in the Ann Arbor, Michigan community and everyone who is online. This is a tremendous moment. And I think it’s not surprising that…

Closing Remarks from the AGM, October 9, 2023

Greetings Members, Colleagues, Friends, I am inwardly full from my recent days at the World Goetheanum Conference (1000 people, 50 countries) and my final meetings with General Secretaries and Country Representatives from around the world. These dear colleagues are present for me in my heart along with you members, and the many who have crossed…

The After-Image of Easter with Mary Stewart Adams 

April 16, 2024

This is a transcript of a spoken address given on April 2, Rudolf Steiner House, Ann Arbor, MI Thank you so much. I’m going to begin with the same verse that we used when we started on vernal equinox with…

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Fresh Beginnings, New Pathways

October 21, 2023

Mary Stewart Adams’ Inaugural Address as General Secretary October 9, 2023[1] [1] This is a transcript of a spoken address. Thank you, John, and the entire council. And thank you everyone here in the Ann Arbor, Michigan community and everyone…

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Closing Remarks from the AGM, October 9, 2023

October 13, 2023

Greetings Members, Colleagues, Friends, I am inwardly full from my recent days at the World Goetheanum Conference (1000 people, 50 countries) and my final meetings with General Secretaries and Country Representatives from around the world. These dear colleagues are present…

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From the General Secretary

August 25, 2023

Anthroposophy is a path of inquiry, a way of being in the world, and of service to the world. So, it matters how we form social foundations out of interest in matters of the world as well as the beings…

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One Society, Many Groups

December 22, 2022

One Society, Many Groups By Christopher Houghton Budd 20 December 2022 On a recent visit to the USA, I visited Ann Arbor, the Rudolf Steiner Branch in Chicago and the Los Angeles Branch in Pasadena in my capacity as the…

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From the General Secretary

November 14, 2022

On the Matter of Matter and Spirit Our Annual Conference in Washington, DC, had a special mood. It was intimate in contrast to the political ethos of our nation’s capital, and reflective in the way of the pool stretching along…

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Annual Report for 2021 now online

October 7, 2022

The ASA annual report for 2020 is available now for viewing in a browser, and in PDF format to download and print.

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General Secretary Search

October 5, 2022

The General Secretary Nominating Committee, on behalf of the General Council of the Anthroposophical Society in America, turns to you with a request to bring forth nominations of members who might be able to serve as the next General Secretary…

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From the General Secretary

June 27, 2022

It was very moving to hear first-hand reports from Country Representative colleagues from Slovenia and the Czech Republic at our spring gathering and Annual General Meeting at the Goetheanum.

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The Healing Spirit of Whitsun

May 15, 2022

A free gathering May 27: “Preparing for the Future: The Healing Spirit of Whitsun” with Lisa Romero

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Sophia Rising: Post-Conference

April 10, 2022

Converge with us this April 21-24 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, ‘land of enchantment’, resonant with light ether and deep history… Webinars added leading up to the conference.

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Counterbalancing Technology

April 3, 2022

Recording available: Andrew Linnell of MysTech offers thoughts on how to be present and healthy in our cultural age…

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