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Eine Neue Ära in Der Biodynamischen Landwirtschaft Eine neue Ära in der biodynamischen Landwirtschaft WOCHENSCHRIFT FÜR ANTHROPOSOPHIE DAS GOETHEANUM AUSGABE 11 · 16. MÄRZ 2018 Goetheanum Weltweit DORNACH · ARLESHEIM · WITTEN Medizinischer Kurs kommentiert ACHBERG Was sind die historischen Bedingungen von Rudolf Europa und die Steiners erstem medizinischen Vortragszyklus ‹Geistes- Spiritualisierung der Intelligenz wissenschaft und Medizin› aus dem Jahr 1920? Worin liegt die zukünftige Keimkraft der vielfältigen Anregungen Tagung will zeitgeschichtliche Motive für die Anthroposophischen Medizin? Eine neue, kom- auffinden zu gegenwärtigen mentierte Ausgabe möchte diese Fragen beantworten. Auferstehungskräften in Europa. Etwa vom 9. Jahrhundert an wurden die Wei- Was ist die Vorgeschichte von Rudolf Steiners erstem medi- chen zu einer Entwicklung gestellt, die Europa in zinischem Vortragszyklus ‹Geisteswissenschaft und Medizin› ein materialistisches Denken führte. 1000 Jahre aus dem Jahr 1920? Was waren die konkreten Bedingungen später geht es nun darum, mit den ‹Auferste- für die ersten Schrite der anthroposophischen Medizin? hungskräften› wieder eine Realität von Geis- In einem Gemeinschaftswerk der Rudolf-Steiner-Nachlass- tig-Wesenhaftem zu finden. Die Tagung ‹Die verwaltung, der Medizinischen Sektion am Goetheanum, Heilung der Wunde – Europa und der heilige Gral. dem Ita-Wegman-Institut Arlesheim und der Universität Spiritualisierung der Intelligenz und die globalen Witen / Herdecke soll in den kommenden Jahren eine neue, Herausforderungen im Sozialen› vom 29. März kommentierte Edition des medizinischen Werkes Rudolf bis 1. April im Humboldt-Haus in Achberg will Steiners herausgegeben werden. Sie soll unter anderem dieser Frage nachgehen. Sie ist von der Stiftung Hinweise auf eine Möglichkeit zum vertieften Verständnis für Geisteswissenschaft und Dreigliederungs- der geisteswissenschaftlichen Darstellung Rudolf Steiners forschung organisiert und kommt als vierte in und der damaligen zeit- und wissenschaftsgeschichtlichen der Reihe ‹Zeit.Geist.Geschehen›. Situation sowie Verweise auf wissenschaftliche Studien und Phänomene enthalten, welche einen Bezug zu einzelnen w.kulturzentrum-achberg.de Kursinhalten haben oder die Relevanz von Steiners Angaben für Medizin und Wissenschaft beleuchten können. Alle Men- schen, die sich gründlich mit diesem Vortragszyklus beschäf- tigt und zu bestimmten Kursinhalten besondere Erkenntnisse STATE OF NEW YORK erworben haben, sind herzlich eingeladen zur Mitarbeit. WEIT@ LT D E A Kontakt [email protected] Die Erde reten durch W S G O und [email protected] E M T Naturverständnis O H C E . A M N @U Aufruf im Netz: w.bit.do/AufrufMedKurs Seminar mit Enzo Nastati und Frank Chester will verstehen, wie die Einsichten von Rudolf Steiners Geisteswissenschaft fruchtbare Taten für die Erde inspirieren können. Während wir uns dem driten Jahrzehnt des LEUVEN 21. Jahrhunderts nähern, ist der Aufruf, etwas zu tun, um die Erde zu reten, dringlicher als je zuvor. Ich = Ich ? Liegt in der Liebe zur Erde und zur Menschheit Ist Fichtes Ausgangspunkt noch relevant? nicht die Notwendigkeit, zu erkennen, dass «Das Ich setzt ursprünglich Konsens zu dieser Frage gibt», die aktuelle Lage, ‹so wie es ist›, behoben wer- schlechthin sein eigenes Sein», wollen etwa 20 Forscher am den muss? Gleichzeitig steigt die menschliche schrieb Johann Gotlieb Fichte 27. und 28. April im Philosophi- Fähigkeit, Distanz zu nehmen und die Welt, ‹so in seiner ‹Grundlage der ge- schen Institut der KU Leuven die- wie sie ist›, zu akzeptieren. Vom 16. bis 18. März samten Wissenschaftslehre› ser Frage nachgehen, um «durch organisiert das SteinerBooks Spiritual Research (1794–1795). Diese Absolutheit eine neue und kritische Untersu- Seminar in Zusammenarbeit mit der Biodyna- des Subjekts ermögliche, es als chung Klarheit zu gewinnen über mic Association und dem Institute for Mindful Ausgangspunkt allen Wissens den philosophischen Status und Agriculture zu diesen Fragen ein Seminar in zu nehmen. Da es heute aber die Rolle von Fichtes Grundsatz», der Hawthorne Valley Farm (New York State). «offenbar keinen allgemeinen wie es in der Einladung heißt. IMPRESSUM Das Goetheanum, Wochenschrift für Titelsignet nach einer Skizze von Rudolf Steiner Gestaltung Nina Gautier · Fabian Roschka Abo@dasgoetheanum. com Anthroposophie, 1921 von Rudolf Steiner [email protected] Künstlerische Leitung Philipp Tok Mo, Mi 9 – 12 Uhr · Mo 14 – 17 Uhr und Albert Steffen begründet Louis Defèche LD · Wolfgang Held WH Produktionsleitung Nina Gautier +41 61 706 44 61 Herausgeber Sebastian Jüngel SJ · Jonas Lismont JL Geschäftsführung Louis Defèche [email protected] Allgemeine Anthroposophische Gesellschaft, Philipp Tok FT · Die Redaktoren verant- Abo & Office Irmela Kreidler Mo, Mi 9 – 12 Uhr · Mo 14 – 17 Uhr vertreten durch Justus Witich worten mit ihrem Kürzel Text und Bild. +41 61 706 44 68 Inserate · Marketing Mathias Thamm BERLIN In Indien haben seit den Impfen:90er-Jahren Lässt 100 sich 000 Bauern die die biodynamischeMite finden? Landwirtschaft aufgegriffen. In China wurden Unterseit der 2004 Überschrift mehr als‹Impfen 300 –Waldorf Selbst- - bestimmung oder Bürgerpflicht?› trafen sich schulenam 23. und und 24. FebruarKindergärten rund 250 erö Teilff- - nehmendenet. in Etwa Berlin 650 zur Einrichtungenaktuellen Impf- diskussion.arbeiten Gefordert heute in wurde50 Ländern eine neue mit Dialog-Heilpädagogik und Vertrauenskultur, und Sozialthe die über - divergierenderapie. Wer Interessen sind die hinausgeht. Menschen, Initiativen, Orte hinter diesen «Wir dürfen uns nicht gegenseitig Zahlen, die sich auf neue Wege unsere Redlichkeit absprechen. Für uns alle stehtwagen, das Kindeswohl um den Erneuerungs im Mitel- - punktimpuls unseres der Handelns. Anthroposophie Der Kongress auf soll ein denAnfang fünf sein, Kontinenten den Dialog auszuzu ver- - GUANGZHOU · XIAMEN · DONGGUAN Zum ersten Mal arbeitete das Ensemble schon wirklichen? Diese zwei Seiten wäh rend der Proben intensiv mit der chinesi- weiten und zu vertiefen», so fasst Ste- schen Sprache. Neben Musikstücken konnten fanIhrer Schmidt Wochenschrift-Troschke, Geschäftsfüh möchten sie- 优律诗美 das Märchen ‹Peter und der Wolf› von Sergei renderins Vorstand Bild bringen. von Gesundheit Als neuer Aktiv, Ver - Prokofew auf Chinesisch sowie Gedichte und die antwortlicherErgebnisse des Dialogsfür diesen zusammen. Bereich Sprüche von Rudolf Steiner auf Englisch und Auch Prof.würde Dr. Thomas ich mich Mertens, sehr freuen, Vor- Das chinesische Publikum lernt die Eurythmie Deutsch vorgeführt werden. Vonseiten der sitzenderdurch derSie Ständigenvon diesen Imp Menschen,fommis- zunehmend kennen und europäische Euryth- geschätzten 1200 Menschen, vorwiegend aus sion (STIKO), der die Schutzimpfungen misten lernen, Chinesisch zu eurythmisieren. Initiativen und Orten an allen den Kreisen der Waldorfschulen kommend, die klar befürwortet,Anfängen sprach der Welt sich zu für hören. eine Im Januar tourte das Lichteurythmie-Ensemble die Aufführungen besuchten, waren Begeis- breite [email protected] Diskussion aus: «Ich denke, das aus Arlesheim durch Waldorfschulen und The- terung und reges Interesse zu spüren. «Zur ist ein wichtiger Diskurs. Wir müssen ater der südchinesischen Städte Guangzhou, Devotion inspirieren und das Auge der Seele für sehen, dass möglichst viele Fakten Xiamen und Dongguan. Obwohl zunehmend Schönheit entwickeln. Dies ist das Geschenk, zum Tragen kommen und dass diese Eurythmie-Ausbildungen in der Volksrepublik das Eurythmie dem chinesi schen Publikum Fakten allgemein verfügbar sind.» China angeboten werden, sind Eurythmie-Auf- bringen kann», meint Danyu Zhong, Co-Or- Eine Teilnehmerin aus dem Publikum führungen noch etwas relativ Neues für das hei- ganisatorin der Tournee mit Thomas Suter, ergänzte, es sei wichtig, «dass heute mische Publikum. Dieses Jahr stand die Arbeit Leiter des Lichteurythmie-Ensembles. XUE LI auch Vertreter der STIKO und Befür- mit der chinesischen Sprache im Vordergrund: Foto Lichteurythmie-Ensemble worter einer Impfpflicht da sind, auch wenn ich selbst eine völlig andere Meinung vertrete». Die mögliche Impfpflicht wurde diskutiert, von den teilnehmenden Experten und auch von den Vertretern der STIKO BAD CANNSTATT · UTAH jedoch abgelehnt. Akzeptanz, Über- zeugung und Vertrauen in die Imp- Steiners Kosmogonie fentscheidung seien entscheidende in kritischer Ausgabe Faktoren, die durch eine Impfpflicht nicht zu erreichen seien, so die Anfang des Jahres sind im Frommann-Holzboog-Verlag in der Experten. Der Kongress war eine von Christian Clement herausgegebenen kritischen Ausgabe Initiative des Bürger- und Patien- der Schriften Rudolf Steiners (SKA) die ‹Schriften zur Anthro- tenverbands Gesundheit Aktiv und pogenese und Kosmogonie› als Band 8,1 und 8,2 erschienen. Sie des Vereins Ärzte für individuelle enthalten die kommentierten Texte von ‹Fragment einer theo- Impfentscheidung. sophischen Kosmogonie› (um 1903), ‹Aus der Akasha-Chronik› (1905–1908) und ‹Die Geheimwissenschaft im Umriss› (1910). Quelle w.gesundheit-aktiv.de Anzeigenschluss Mitwoch der Rechtliches Für unverlangt eingesandte Ma- zeichnete Abbildungen sind zur Verfügung Vorwoche, 12 Uhr. Ausnahmen beachten: nuskripte wird keine Haftung übernommen. gestellt. Nachdruck und Übersetzung bedürfen Es gelten die Mediadaten 2018/1. Mit der Einsendung stimmt der Autor und der Erlaubnis von Autor und Redaktion. Druck Birkhäuser + GBC AG, Schweiz Inhaber des Urheberrechts der vollständigen © 2018 Allgemeine Anthroposophische oder teilweisen Veröffentlichung
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