THE TRUE STORY OF THE DEATH OF A TEACHER:
A SECRET DRAMA IN TWO ACTS BY GLEN WILLIAMSON

1923. Rudolf Steiner and his spiritual vision for humanity are under attack. Will his friends and colleagues recognize their karma in time for their work to go forward?

THREE WORKSHOPS WITH HARLAN GILBERT

This series of three workshops will delve into the current pandemic and its significance for the world. The current pandemic is having dramatic repercussions on nearly every individual living today. It constitutes a major intrusion into world and individual destiny. In three evening workshops, we will explore the questions: Why a global pandemic, why this one, and why now? Each workshop will include a lecture, group discussion, and Q&A.

PRESENTATION BY GARY LAMB

Our technological age and the technology industry itself are plagued by outdated social forms and depleted spiritual and democratic values. These contribute to the perpetuation and expansion of systemic social problems. Gary will explore some of the more egregious social forms and why their removal and replacement are necessary to mitigate growing human strife and imminent environmental disasters.

At this year’s Festival of the Unborn we will celebrate human pre-existence and the journey toward birth with music, eurythmy, and poetry. Seating is limited and must be reserved in advance.

Herbert Hagens will share his thoughts on the subject in person at the Threefold Auditorium with performances of excerpts and eurythmy from Rudolf Steiner’s mystery dramas. Seating is limited and must be reserved in advance.

We will be meeting once again in the virtual realm to build approaches to eurythmy through an online course

A first short “hello” performance featuring solos by individual artists, and the Michael Imagination by Rudolf Steiner.

In this four-week series, we will explore the interplay between the elements of nature and the sounds of language.

Mary Stewart Adams, Fred Dennehy, Herbert Hagens and Eugene Schwartz

The Fifth Mid-Atlantic Region Gathering will take place in Spring Valley on November 21st for a limited group of attendees. The Art of Conversation is the theme: please see David Anderson’s Essay on Goethean Conversation; the invitation to the Mid-Atlantic Region Meeting follows: Dear friends in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the Anthroposophical Society, As you…