Joan of Arc: The Maid of Orleans

A TALK BY ROBERT STEWART
Sponsored by The Berkshire-Taconic Branch of the Anthroposophical Society

Joan of Arc is the first Christian initiate in the conscious soul age, born on Epiphany 1412. She began to have visions and to dialogue with the Archangel Michael, and later Saints Catherine and Margaret. She was only 17 years old when she led the French army against the siege of Orleans, and then escorting the uncrowned king, Dauphin, through enemy territory to have him crowned at the Reims Cathedral. Her deed, eventually lead to the idea of democracy where we are no longer subject to kings but are now citizens of nation states and have the possibility to govern ourselves.

Robert Stewart, RSHom, CCH, worked as a classical homeopath in New York City for almost 40 years, was a president of the New York Homeopathic Society, founded the New York School of Homeopathy (which still exists). He also trained as Waldorf high school teacher (art, history, etc.), and taught in USA, Russia, and Mexico.