The three substances of Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh are known around the Christian world through the traditional bible story of the three kings gifting them to at the birth of the Jesus child in the Saint Mathew’s gospel. Actually, these gifts call upon us to recollect even more ancient inner memories belonging to the Mysteries of old. Kings – wise men, magi, initiates – … [Read more...] about The Gift of Three Kings – Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh – Experiences and Perspectives from a Biodynamic Gardner and Two Anthroposophic Doctors
The Gift of Three Kings – Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh – Experiences and Perspectives from a Biodynamic Gardner and Two Anthroposophic Doctors
Winter 2022 Newsletter
Issue 14: December 2022 Dear Friends, Welcome to the Foundation for Health Creation Winter Solstice Issue! This time is perfect for reflecting on our journeys throughout the past year and visualizing our next steps as we enter into a new one. The ancients who built Stonehenge purposely aligned it with the winter solstice sunset (as well as its summer equivalent), … [Read more...] about Winter 2022 Newsletter
The COVID Crisis and Community Health- Dan McKanan
Dan McKanan's presentation from FHC's Creating Health Summit, July 23, 2022 Dan's book, Camphill and the Future, is available at https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520344082/camphill-and-the-future … [Read more...] about The COVID Crisis and Community Health- Dan McKanan
Overcoming Anxiety, Depression And Stress
In this presentation, Dr. Allissa Gaul, ND, explores supportive perspectives and natural remedies for overcoming anxiety, depression, and stress through the lens of anthroposophic medicine. She discusses how stress affects the whole person, including the nervous system, emotional well-being, and the body’s ability to maintain balance. The presentation introduces the … [Read more...] about Overcoming Anxiety, Depression And Stress
Waldorf Schools for Doctors and Nurses
Adam Blanning, MD As a Waldorf parent, you gather lots of good stories about your children. One that stands out for my family is when our new first grader—who had independently taught herself to read at 5-and-a-half years of age—marveled at how clever her new teacher was. She told us about this at the dinner table. Her first-grade class was learning about the letters of the … [Read more...] about Waldorf Schools for Doctors and Nurses





