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Society Anthroposophy Worldwide 11/18 General Anthroposophical Society Anthroposophy Worldwide 11/18 ■ anthroposophical society November 2018 • N° 11 Anthroposophical Society Communication: may we 1 From paper to digital contact you by email? (5) 2 Special edition on conspiracy theories Changing from 2 Executive Council at the Goetheanum: Clarification paper to digital 9 Annual motif for 2018/2019: Every week we receive feedback from mem- Mirroring of macrocosm bers regarding our question as to whether and microcosm we may contact you by email. We thank all 10 Brazil and Peru: Working those who have got back to us so far. We with the 2018/2019 annual motif would like to point out that from January 14 Obituary: Karl Kaltenbach 15 Obituary: Pam Martin 2019 Anthroposophy Worldwide will gener- 15 Membership News ally be delivered by email, but it will also be possible to subscribe to a paper edition. School of Spiritual Science 2 Humanities Section: Conference The change from paper to email applies in aww paper, Postfach, 4143 Dornach, Swit- on Luke’s Gospel particular to members who have so far re- zerland. Some members wrote that they 2 Agriculture: World Food Day events ceived Anthroposophy Worldwide via the feel under pressure to use electronic com- Anthroposophic Council for Inclusive Social Development: Anthroposophical Society in Germany. munication channels. This is not the case: 4 International Curative Education There is no need for contacting us if you you will continue to receive a paper copy if and Social Therapy Conference have received the fourth or fifth Letter to you let us know that that is what you wish. 5 Curative Education and Social the Members. 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It is at present available in German, tribute to the cost as much as they can, 12 usa: Storms of Silence English and Spanish. but no one should feel under pressure. 12 Germany: Performance of scenes All other members who have informed from Goethe’s Faust, parts 1 and 2 Email not compulsory the Goetheanum of their email addresses Forum Please also let us know if you don’t have will receive Anthroposophy Worldwide free 13 Location of the group sculpture email and will not have it in the future. of charge as pdf. | Justus Wittich (as pub- 13 Specialized work groups In this case please write to Goetheanum, lisher), Sebastian Jüngel (as editor) 14 Contribution on rehabilitation Feature 16 F. von Hayek and R. Steiner 2 | Anthroposophy Worldwide No. 11/18 ■ school of spiritual science / society / goetheanum ■ anthroposophical society Executive Council at the Goetheanum Study conference on the sumers’ Association, a food- House are painted blue, the Gospel of Luke, 9 to 11 No- sharing initiative (Lebens- ones close to the West win- Clarification vember 2018, Goetheanum: mittelretten) and Urban dow are red. The benches This study conference orga- Agriculture Basel. are also an expression of Because of contributions and readers’ nized by the Humanities Jasmin Peschke, a nutri- the search for new forms letters in anthroposophical journals and Section will present Luke’s tionist and head of nutri- derived from Goetheanum many individual conversations since the Gospel as a gospel of hu- tion within the Section for motifs. The installation of Annual General Meeting, during which Paul maneness: the understand- Agriculture, gave a work- the group of three benches Mackay and Bodo von Plato were not reaf- ing of the unification of a shop on the quality and concludes the restoration firmed for a further period of seven years in divine and a human being experience of taste with of the north access to the office, the Council of the Anthroposophical in the figure of Jesus Christ practical examples and a Goetheanum. «We are Society in Switzerland has continually felt is one of Rudolf Steiner’s lecture entitled «From the pleased to be able to pro- confronted with the accusation of having essential contributions to Apple to the Future of the vide more sunny and shady been instrumental in the agm’s outcome. the history of Christianity. Earth».| sj seating in the grounds for We would like to point out that the Council Two human beings were visitors to withdraw to and of the Anthroposophical Society in Switzer- required so that the Logos, enjoy the views,» says Jörg land, whilst feeling that it was necessary to the universal Christ spirit, Mensens of the Goethea- share their own views before the agm, did could incarnate as a human num Garden Department. not campaign in any way or mobilize people being: the spiritual Jesus of He and Paul Saur were in in order to influence the ballot. The Swiss the Gospel of Matthew and charge of the project. | sj Council has since then explained its actions the profoundly human Jesus and motifs extensively in the Swiss news- of the Gospel of Luke. | ch Extra edition on conspiracy letter (Anthroposophie 5/2018) and a month theories. The extra edition later in Anthroposophy Worldwide (6/2018, World Food Day events 16 of Anthroposophy World- p. 8f.). We agree with their statements. October: For the first time wide with forty readers’ The Council of the Swiss Anthroposophi- the foundation Freie Ge- New benches in the Goe- letters concerning the eight cal Society has been doing constructive meinschaftsbank Basel and theanum Park: new ben- statements on conspiracy work both close to and at the Goethea- the Section for Agriculture ches based on designs by theories is still available. If num for many years. With the events they at the Goetheanum offered Hansjörg Palm have been you are interested in read- organize they contribute in particular to a forum on World Food Day installed to the north of ing them, please email the Goetheanum’s spiritual substance (for to call attention to food the Goetheanum building us on awwextra2018V@ instance their conferences on aspects of the quality and food provision this summer. The benches goetheanum.ch . You will Christmas Conference of 1923/1924 as well worldwide. Initiatives con- relate to particular archi- receive an automated re- as public conferences on current issues in cerned with food and the tectural motifs on the ply with a pdf attached. and around Basel). This is in keeping with avoidance of food waste campus. The two groups Should you experience any the special task that falls to Switzerland as presented themselves, in- of two benches near the problems, please write to the country that hosts the Goetheanum cluding the Basel bakery Boiler House and the group kommunikation@goethe- and that is apparent again and again in the BackwarenOutlet, Deme- of three under the cedar anum.ch. Having received co-responsibility the Swiss Society is taking ter Switzerland, the Forum trees have a simple basic less than twelve requests for the maintenance of the Goetheanum, für zeitgemässe Ernährung design and reflect elements for an English edition, we in their financial support, for instance in (forum for contemporary of the nearby architecture: decided that there will be terms of membership fees, their targeted nutrition), the Basel Con- the benches near the Boiler no English translation. | sj appeals for donations or initiatives such as the annual countrywide publication Fonds- Goetheanum. We appreciate this greatly. Anthroposophy Worldwide appears ten times a year, is distributed by Picture credits p. 1: S. 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