News from the Goetheanum

An interview with Reiner Maria Gohlke, one of Germany's most successful managers.

Generational change seems to be accelerating, but the youth movements of the past need not feel so distant from today’s younger generations. ...

The annual conference of the Medical Section, to be held September 12 to 17, will address the subjective human body. Wolfgang Held interviewed ...

On 21 June the current anthroposophy course at the Goetheanum ended with a presentation of research projects that explore the human being and our ...

At the end of the 19th century Hermann Linde (1862–1923) was considered one of the eminent orientalist painters of his time. In 1915 Rudolf Steiner ...

An organism that knows what it needs and that is therefore able to regulate hunger, satiety and appetite is prerequisite to healthy, strengthening ...

Anthroposophic Medicine has always developed, practised and evaluated multimodal therapies based on its self-assigned remit of treating patients ...

Family? What does that mean? How do we want to live together? Nothing is set in stone anymore; no one wants to live according to old rules and rigid ...

Wars are related to the fact that we think in terms of nations. A nation-based way of thinking is invested in the negation of the individual and the ...

Should curricula in other countries be based on a European ideal? Does that even exist? And what can European Waldorf schools learn from other ...

Empathy with the world around us, dealing with loneliness and acting responsibly are challenges we face today as human beings. Wolfram von Eschenbach ...

In the production of Richard Wagner's Parsifal by Jasmin Solfaghari (opera director) and Stefan Hasler (eurythmy director) at the Goetheanum, the ...