An article by Cory Eichman, Biodynamic Farm Manager at the Saugeen River CSA in Ontario One of the first thoughts Rudolf Steiner brings in the Agriculture Course, his 1924 series of lectures to farmers that form the basis of biodynamics, is that “Agriculture touches every aspect of human life.” So the question isn’t “Does biodynamics have anything to do with social … [Read more...] about Biodynamics, Social Justice and Rudolf Steiner’s Agriculture Course
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Youth and Nature
Dear Friends,We hope you enjoy this first episode of recorded conversation hosted by the Foundation for Health Creation (FHC). In this episode, titled “Youth and Nature” (see video below), we filmed an unscripted conversation between young people from different backgrounds and parts of the country. All of them are genuinely searching for answers through nature and new ways of … [Read more...] about Youth and Nature
In Memory of Gene Gollogly: A Champion of Hope
Some of our readers may have known Gene personally and, if you didn’t, I think you will find inspiration in our dedication to him. He was best known for his accomplishment as a savvy book publisher and later as the leader of Steiner books. He used this platform to inspire people all over the world to share their work, especially if it entailed a pursuit of spiritual knowledge … [Read more...] about In Memory of Gene Gollogly: A Champion of Hope
Social Breakdown and Initiation
A conversation between Charles Eisenstein and Orland Bishop Read article at Kosmos Journal … [Read more...] about Social Breakdown and Initiation
Creating Healthy Communities One Person at a Time
by Dr. Steven Johnson Health Creation represents a new multi-cultural health paradigm for creating resilience in our time, both for ourselves and for our planet. “Resilience” refers to the capacity to unfold our fullest potential for physical, mental and creative well-being while simultaneously becoming more resistant to infection and disease. “Health Creation” represents a … [Read more...] about Creating Healthy Communities One Person at a Time