News from the Goetheanum

The smallholder farmers of indigenous cultures seek to live in harmony with the earth. Biodynamic farming is for them a way of bringing together ...

In October 2024, Zacharie Dusingizimana spoke at the international conference for Inclusive Social Development at the Goetheanum. He told of the ...

Johannes Kronenberg has been researching and working on sustainable development and its spiritual and anthroposophical dimensions for seven years. ...

All that is good, beautiful, and true comes in threes—sweet, salty, and sour; heads, hands, and hearts; darkness, light, and color. And stories, so ...

Did anthroposophical doctors follow, profit from, or oppose the medicine under National Socialism and its “New German Medicine” [Neue Deutsche ...

When art helps us deepen our understanding of nature, art becomes research. Eduardo Rincón, co-leader of the Agriculture Section, engages ...

Anthroposophic physicians largely resisted Nazi ideology, particularly in terms of content, but some individuals accepted the system in the hope of ...

What remains when all the knowledge from guidelines and textbooks does not suit the individual patients one meets as a physician or therapist? Erik ...

This is a story of peace—a very influential and meaningful story, as far as peace in North America and beyond is concerned. But it’s not very ...

From August 26 to 28, the Goetheanum Leadership met for its autumn retreat on the Odilienberg in Alsace. The place is historically closely linked to ...

To mark the 100th anniversary of biodynamic agriculture, Steinbeisser (Stone Biter), a studio for “experimental gastronomy,” transformed the ...

Gerald Häfner with perspectives on the democratic crisis in Germany. Interview by Wolfgang Held.