Asking real questions
Having been faced with a challenging environment for some time, the Anthroposophical Society in France is seeking internal dialogue.
The environment we live in makes it increasingly difficult to make anthroposophy more public. On the other hand, we see how more and more practical anthroposophical initiatives, particularly in agriculture, are gaining public recognition. The anthroposophical movement is growing, but the Anthroposophical Society is not.
This brings up new tasks and perspectives for the Anthroposophical Society, or asks for a transformation of former tasks. Together with its members, the Council of the Anthroposophical Society in France is re-examining and deepening the Members’ Letters of 1924 and focusing on what needs to be done in future.
Secondly, we offer opportunities for encounters where the Society, the movement and the School of Spiritual Science can enter into a dialogue. More than ever, a new approach is needed where
– real questions are being asked rather than ready-made answers provided,
– initial results from spiritual research are presented and discussed,
– we accept challenges that inspire us to think of solutions to the needs of our time.
In order to do this in an efficient and realistic way, we must form alliances with organizations of the civil society. We are therefore planning to establish initiatives in the very near future that allow us to take the first small steps in that direction.
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