San Miguel Branch

Whitsun Study Group, Part 1

Please join us for a festive study gathering, with the theme of Whitsun.

Date: Sunday, May 18th
Time: 2PM

Location: Encinitas, CA
Email contact@sandiegoanthroposophy.com for specific directions.

We will be reading from:
The Festivals and Their Meaning: Ascension and Pentecost
https://rsarchive.org/Lectures/AscenPent/AscPen_index.html

Lecture 6: https://rsarchive.org/Lectures/AscenPent/19240604p01.html

A second meeting is also being planned in June. To be announced.

"And we feel this Whitsun thought enlivening our Whitsun festival. We feel it to be a surety for our hope of freedom and eternity. Because we feel the individualised spirit awakening in our souls, there awakens in us the most significant element of the spirit: the endlessness of the spiritual. Through sharing in the spiritual, we can become conscious of our immortality and our eternity."
Excerpt from Lecture 2

A Celebration of the Easter Festival

Dear Friends, a celebration of the Easter festival will be held on:

Good Friday, April 18th, at 7:30
at the home of Elizabeth Olley

Please email contact@sandiegoanthroposophy.com for contact details/directions.

We will be reading together Rudolf Steiner's first lecture in
The EASTER FESTIVAL in RELATION to the MYSTERIES
given in Dornach on April 19th, 1924

https://rsarchive.org/Lectures/GA233a/English/AP1988/19240419p03.html

Speaking from the Stars

A Celebration of the Life of Rudolf Steiner

9:30—11:30 Hearing your Cosmic Name and Astrosophy introduction
11:30—12:30 Lunch Break
12:30—2:00 Rudolf Steiner's Birth/Death Charts

Location: Waldorf School of San Diego (Rotunda)
4135 54th Place, San Diego, CA 92105

Suggested Donation: $25

Join us for an inspiring workshop that blends personal exploration supported by a reflection from Rudolf Steiner’s biography.

You are invited to delve into a conscious connection with your Cosmic Name. Speech Artist, Christine Burke, will lead us through experiential exercises that stem from the placements in our astrology chart.₁

“The secrets of the cosmos found expression in the letters. The single vowel was brought into connection with its planet, the single consonant with the single sign of the Zodiac; thus, through the letters of the alphabet, Man gained knowledge of the stars….He gave utterance to what he had then experienced of the music of the spheres, and that was his cosmic name. And in those ancient days men were instinctively aware that they brought a name down with them from the cosmos to the Earth.”₂

We will follow this work by honoring the gifts shared with us on this 100 year anniversary of Rudolf Steiner’s death. Maria will guide a discussion of Rudolf Steiner’s birth and death charts as we reflect on his contributions and receive inspiration for the work of our time.

Join us as we foster a deeper understanding of ourselves and our connection to the cosmos.

Your presenters

Christine Burke is a trained Speech Artist, and both a Logodynamics and Michael Chekov practitioner. She performs and teaches the sacred speech and drama work of Marie and Rudolf Steiner around the globe, as well as teaches Communication Studies in her hometown of Ventura, California. Christine serves Anthroposophy on a variety of North American councils and is an Emergency Pedagogue.

Maria Morales is a faculty member at the Summerfield Waldorf School and Farm and is a volunteer with the Natural Science Section of North America. Her personal studies in Astrosophy, combined with her Goethean approach of investigation, have led to a deeper appreciation of the physical cosmos and the importance of our human activity.

¹To obtain your sidereal astrology chart please contact Maria Morales ahead of time.

²The Alphabet, The Human Being as an Earthly and Cosmic Being. Language of the Cosmos CW 209, December 18, 1921.

Printable Flyer

Celebration of the Holy Days and Nights

The Gospel of St. Mark

Ten lectures given in Basel
September 15-24, 1912, GA139
By Rudolf Steiner

“From one point of view the Mark Gospel may be thought of as the most deeply esoteric of all, concerned as it was so exclusively with the cosmic Christ, Christ as a spiritual being who manifested Himself on earth through the body of Jesus of Nazareth…”
from the Introduction by Stewart C. Easton

Daytime gathering begins at 3:00 pm: Dec. 26
Daytime gatherings begin at 1:00 pm: Dec. 27-29, Jan. 1,2 & 4,5
Evening gatherings begin at 7:30 pm: Dec. 30, Jan. 3,6

Bring your Christmas caroling voices!

Please email contact@sandiegoanthroposophy.com if you need directions/contact information for any of the hosts/ study days.

Thurs, December 26	Lecture 1	Jacqueline and Soleil	3:00 pm	Fallbrook
Fri, December 27	Lecture 2	Johanna and Bruce	1:00 pm	San Diego
Sat, December 28	Lecture 3	Andrea and Scott	1:00 pm	La Mesa
Sun, December 29	Lecture 4	Mary	1:00 pm	Poway
Mon, December 30	CANCELLED / No Reading
Tue, December 31	No reading
Weds, January 1	Lecture 5	Lori and Carlos	1:00 pm	Escondido
Thurs, January 2	Lecture 6	John and Christy	1:00 pm	Vista
Fri, January 3	Lecture 7	Joseph and Patricia	7:00 pm	Oceanside
Sat, January 4	Lecture 8	Elizabeth	1:00 pm	San Marcos
Sun, January 5	Lecture 9	Karen	1:00 pm	Poway
Mon, January 6	Lecture 10	Karen	7 pm	Poway

These cycles are available in the Rudolf Steiner Archive:

The Gospel of St. Mark

December Foundation Stone Challenge

Last December was the 100th anniversary of the founding of the General Anthroposophical Society and the "Laying of the Foundation Stone" on December 25th, 1923.

During that month, we invited folks to spend a short time daily with the Foundation Stone Meditation during the month of December. Although the centennial has passed, the questions of how to continue this work both personally and in community continue. With that in mind, and with the feedback of local members, we would like to renew this challenge again for 2024.

Whether you are new to anthroposophy, have been working with it for many years, or are simply curious about ways to practice meditation, the Foundation Stone Meditation is an excellent verse, available to all, for contemplation, and creating a sense of sacred inner rhythm to carry into the Christmas season.

This is an excellent way to engage the will and strengthen our intention as the year draws to a close.

The words: verse, poem, prayer, and mantra are different words to describe what is essentially the same: a tool we can use in our spiritual practice for the purpose of going inward; for the mind: as concentration and meditation; for feeling: as art, beauty, devotion and whatever may awaken; and for will: in how our personal resolve can be strengthened in practice.

Mantra (devanāgarī: मन्त्र) is a Sanskrit word coming from the root man- (manas, "to think" or "mind") and the suffix - tra, ("tool" or "instrument"), meaning the "instrument of thought".

From the Anthroposophy Wiki: ..the mantras given by Rudolf Steiner are primarily thought mantras, which can also have an effect when translated into other languages in meditation, as is also the case with the Lord's Prayer:

“The Lord's Prayer is a prayer that is not a mantram as such. It will still have its meaning after thousands and thousands of years have passed because it is a thought mantram. The effect of the Lord's Prayer was poured into the thoughts, and just as true as it is that people can digest quite well without having to ask a physiologist to tell them what the effect of the digestive process consists of, it is just as true that the person who prays the Lord's Prayer feels the effect of the Lord's Prayer, even if he does not allow it to be said to him. The effect of the Lord's Prayer is there because it lies in the power of the thoughts themselves." --GA 96

In addition to how the Foundation Stone can be used for individual practice, it goes without saying, in and of itself it is connected in a practical way with the impulse and outpouring of anthroposophy in the world.

We would like to invite/challenge you to spend a short time with this verse daily
during this Advent season

Ideas for practice:

You can recite the verse aloud or silently
You can focus on one specific portion at a time or do the whole thing each day
It may be more effective if you pick a specific time of day to do this
You can keep a journal for what stands out to you or comes up each day
You can go up until Christmas (the 25th), or Epiphany (Jan 6th).

During our holy nights studies, which will last from 12/26 to 1/6, you will have the opportunity to share your experiences with the verse, as well as continue the practice with the group.

The Foundation Stone Meditation: online version
Rudolf Steiner Archive: various translations of the Foundation Stone (including the original german)
Printable PDF version: printable version we have created for the branch
Annotated PDF version: printable version with study annotations for contemplation and room for you to make personal notes
Spanish translation

Please join us in this effort for the Advent season of 2024!

Finding Hope and Re-Imagining America:

Working Toward a New Tri-Sectoral Imagination of the American Future
A Workshop with Christopher Schaefer
Saturday, January 25, 2020 9am-12pm

How did we get to the place where our politics are manipulated and bought, our freedom threatened by fake news and mass surveillance by the government and the internet giants and our economy hi-jacked by the rich and powerful? What factors have led to the corruption and decline of our nation which was once the “fact, the symbol and the promise of a new beginning” for millions of immigrants and provided hope and opportunity for many of its citizens? Together we will explore the following questions:

• How can we find an inner and outer balance while witnessing the turbulent times in which we live?

• What are the main factors which have led to the corruption and decline of American Society?

• How can we protect and extend human freedom, assure equal rights and a true democracy and create an economy which serves human needs and aspirations while protecting the earth?

• What can we do individually and collectively to move toward a society which our hearts long for and which our heads tell us is needed if we are to save ourselves and the earth?

We will work on these questions in pairs, small groups and in the whole circle, allowing participants to choose which of three areas they wish to work on: fostering human freedom, restoring democracy and equal rights or creating an economy which serves people and the earth. Chris will also share some of his conclusions about a possible new Tri-Sectoral Covenant between the American people and their society.

Christopher Schaefer, Ph.D, taught International Politics and Economics at M.I.T. and Tufts before helping to found the Waldorf School in Lexington, Mass. He and his wife Signe then went on to teach at Emerson College in England, where he co-founded the Centre for Social Development, and for many years also at Sunbridge College in Spring Valley, N.Y. In addition to being the author of Re-Imagining America: Finding Hope in Difficult Times and Partnerships of Hope: Building Waldorf School Communities, he co-authored Vision in Action: Working with Soul and Spirit in Small Organizations. He is a father and grandfather and lives in the Berkshires of western Mass.

Suggested Contribution: $30
Sponsored by the local Anthroposophic Society and hosted by Sanderling Waldorf School
Where: Sanderling Waldorf School, Magnolia Campus

3796 Valley St., Carlsbad, CA 92008

Decades of Talking about Social Change:

An Evening with Christopher and Signe Schaefer
Friday, January 24, 2020, 7:30 - 9 pm

For over 50 years, Chris and Signe Schaefer—former Sunbridge College program directors and longtime friends and supporters of Waldorf Schools—have been discussing and working for social change. Their ongoing conversation—on whether change happens through systemic and structural transformation, through individual development, or is reliant on both—is reflected in their two new books. This evening will be a dialogue about human development, social transformation, and the struggles of our times, with short readings from the Schaefers' two new books*.

*Signe’s latest book is I Give You My Word: Women's Letters as Life Support, 1973-1987. She is also the author of Why on Earth? – Biography and the Practice of Human Becoming, as well as a co-author of Ariadne’s Awakening and co-editor of More Lifeways.

Chris’s new book is Re-Imagining America: Finding Hope in Difficult Times. His previous books include Partnerships of Hope: Building Waldorf School Communities and Vision in Action: Working with Soul and Spirit in Small Organizations.

About the Schaefers Chris and Signe Schaefer each have a long history of teaching, first at Emerson College in England and then, for many years, at Sunbridge College in New York, where Signe directed the Foundation Studies and Biography programs and Chris directed the Waldorf School Administration and Community Development program; they also both served on the Sunbridge Board. In the years since, Signe co-founded the Center for Biography and Social Art, and Chris, an organization development adviser who also taught at MIT and Tufts, has facilitated organization and community development with Waldorf schools and other institutions; he is also co-director of the Center for Social Research at the Hawthorne Valley Association. Now retired from teaching, they live in Great Barrington, Mass.

This event is FREE
Sponsored by the local Anthroposophic Society and hosted by Sanderling School
Where: Sanderling School - Magnolia campus

3796 Valley St., Carlsbad, CA 92008

Celebration of the Holy Nights

Thursday, December 26, 2019
through
Monday, January 6, 2020

7:00 p.m. Tea
7:30 p.m. Reading*

*With one exception: The reading on New Year’s Day will begin at noon, followed by a potluck luncheon.

The entire cycle is available in the Rudolf Steiner Archive:
http://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/GA103/English/AP1962/GosJhn_index.html

Bring your favorite dish to celebrate the New Year! The Gospel of St. John 12 lectures given in Hamburg, May 18-31, 1908 by Rudolf Steiner, GA 103

A study of these lectures will be held at private homes and at the San Diego Waldorf School. Please call the hosts for directions.

Thurs., Dec. 26 - Bruce & Johanna Laurelin

Fri., Dec. 27 - Carlos & Lori Daub

Sat., Dec. 28 - Alicia Santacroce

Sun., Dec. 29 - Rajee Rajamani

Mon., Dec. 30 - Susan Starr

Tues., Dec. 31 - No meeting. Please read Lecture 6.

Weds., Jan. 1 - San Diego Waldorf School**, 12 noon

Thurs., Jan. 2 - Jacqueline/Soleil Develle

Fri., Jan. 3 - Patricia/Jos. Rubano

Satur., Jan. 4 - Scott Killian/Andrea Rae

Sun., Jan. 5 - Lori/Carlos Daub

Mon., Jan. 6 - Elizabeth/Victor Olley

**WSSD – Waldorf School of San Diego
3547 Altadena Ave., San Diego, CA 92105.

A Celebration for the Dead

Sunday, November 17, 2019, 4:30 pm

Waldorf School of San Diego
3547 Altadena Avenue
San Diego, CA 92105

In the gathering darkness before the light of Advent, we take thought for those who have crossed the threshold. With candlelight, eurythmy, poetry and music we will enrich our sensing of our unseen companions. There will be an opportunity to write the name(s) of those you wish to remember on a list in the entry way. These will be read aloud.

A Candlelight Performance of Eurythmy
with Johanna Laurelin, Amy Schick, & Chelaine Kokos

Music includes works by JS Bach, Zoltan Kodaly and Phillip Glas
Eurythmy w/Speech by Bruce Laurelin and Elizabeth Sevison-Olley

Piano Accompaniment by Mark Polesky
Verses and Meditations by J. Masefield, Rudolf Steiner

“In fact, everything that takes place in human beings through the outer world can be perceived by the spirit, including human souls who have passed through the gate of death….The dead can experience with us what we experience in the physical world. This is because these experiences belong not only to our world but also to theirs. Our experiences belong to their world when we thoroughly spiritualize what we experience in the outer world with spiritual ideas. Otherwise, what we experience as the effects of matter remains dark and incomprehensible to the dead. To the dead, a soul devoid of spirit is a dark soul. This is why the dead have become estranged from earthly life. We must overcome this estrangement. The so-called dead and the so-called living must learn again to live together inwardly…..” Rudolf Steiner, Cosmic and Human Metamorphoses.

From
Mt. San Michele
To Santiago de Compostela

A Path of Modern Initiation

Sunday, September 29, 2019 10:00 am - 3:30 pm

Waldorf School of San Diego
3547 Altadena Avenue
San Diego, CA 92105

•10:00 am Mont San Michele – The History and Lore of the World Famous Shrine as a Herald of a New Era

•11:15 am The Knights Templar as Emissaries of the Age of Consciousness Soul

•12:45 pm Potluck luncheon – bring your favorite dish to share!

•2:00 pm The Camino de Santiago de Compostela as a Path of Modern Initiation

The Abbey at Mont San Michele has been one of the most beloved pilgrimage sites for over a thousand years. Placed on the Norman Camino Route, it is part of an ancient star network of mystery centers from megalithic times. The modern abbey has had numerous iterations ranging from a Druid Goddess center to a Mithraeum and several generations of Christian architectural presentations.

Michael appeared to the Bishop of Avranches in the early 8th century and bid him to build a shrine on the island in the sea. This UNESCO World Heritage Site has a rich history in the spiritual evolution of Christianity.

Suggested Donation: $20-$30

Stephanie Georgieff has just returned from a lecture tour featuring Mont San Michele. The workshop will include her research on how the Archangel Michael and the Templars figure prominently in our modern era as agents of transformation and initiation along the Camino de Santiago de Compostela.

A Whitsun Farewell Gathering

Sunday, June 9, 2019, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

To be held at the
Waldorf School of San Diego
3547 Altadena Avenue
San Diego, CA 92105

Honoring Charlotte Dukich and Brian Wolff

Bring your favorite Whitsun (spring/summer) poem or song to share.

Eurythmy led by Johanna Laurelin

“In the Whitsun garden,
White the flowers grow,
Earth is listening, Glistening, listening,
Warming breezes blow.”

N. Foster

Potluck Sharing (late lunch/early dinner) to be enjoyed outside, weather permitting

Annual General Meeting

March 31, 2019, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Followed by potluck luncheon
To be held at the
Waldorf School of San Diego
3547 Altadena Avenue
San Diego, CA 92105

Welcome to New Members Honoring of Members who work with us o the other side of the threshold Acknowledgement of Members who are unable to join us Old Business • Approval of Minutes of 2018 meeting • Financial Review • Review of 2018 activities New Business • Election of Officers: Nominations for officers are still being accepted. Please confirm with the nominee of their willingness to serve. We need to receive nominations no later than Sunday, March 24, 2019. Current officers include: Co-Chairs: Elizabeth Ollie and Lori Daub, Vice Chair: Bruce Laurelin, Secretary: Susan Starr, Treasurer: Anne Peterson Reports from local initiatives may include: • SD Waldorf School and High School • Sanderling Waldorf School • Rock Rose School • Willow Tree School • Sparrow School • Casa Verde • Tijuana School • Waldorf Institute of Southern California • Center for Biography and Social Art • Update on the branch’s website

A healthy social life arises when the whole community finds its reflection in the mirror of person's soul, and when the virtue of each person lives in the whole community.” Rudolf Steiner

CHILD DEVELOPMENT:
Understanding the Soul

An Anthroposophical Perspective of Psychology

Dr. James Dyson
and Dr. Pablo Jeczmien

March 22, 23 & 24, 2019
Semillero Comunalidad Educativa
Calle Santa Rosa 13431, Leos Montoya
CP 22106. Tijuana B.C.

Anthroposophic Psychotherapy has its foundation in the image of the human being, raised from the Spiritual Science created by Rudolf Steiner. This image considers the human being as an individual formed by the physicaletheric, the psychic dimensions, and the spiritual dimension or I. This workshop is for those who want to expand the academic perspective, and are in search of a new integrative view.

On this occasion the theme will focus on early childhood, education as the center for health. for further details, please see the complete flyer here:

Child Development (PDF File)

Branch and Friends Study Group

Steps to an Understanding of
The Threefold Social Order

Sunday morning, Feb. 24, 10:00 a.m.

Waldorf School of San Diego
3547 Altadena Ave., San Diego, CA 92105.
with tea and snacks

We will study together Rudolf Steiner’s lecture of April 23, 1919 entitled:

“Spiritual-Scientific Consideration of Social and Pedagogic Questions: Esoteric Prelude to an Exoteric Consideration of the Social Question I”

As we celebrate this centennial of the Waldorf School system the question arises, what underlies the Threefold Social Order that Rudolf Steiner discussed during and after WWI?

In this lecture we find the beginnings to an understanding of the esoteric realities underlying these three “spheres” illustrated above. If you are a Waldorf teacher or aspiring teacher, parent or Anthroposophical Society member, please join us in studying this lecture.

A copy of the lecture can be downloaded here:

Prelude to Social Questions (PDF File)

Celebration of the Holy Nights

Wednesday, December 26, 2018
through
Sunday, January 6, 2019

7:00 p.m. Tea
7:30 p.m. Reading

“The Mark Gospel reveals Christ as a Cosmic Being, giving us a sense of his greatness and power. In this lecture cycle Steiner helps us grasp this aspect of Christ, and, like the Gospel itself, it is an artistic work in its own right.”

Rudolf Steiner Archive:
https://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/GA139/English/AP1986/GosMrk_index.html

Bring your caroling voices! The Gospel of St. Mark 10 Lectures given in Basel, Switzerland September 15-24, 1912 by Rudolf Steiner

A study of these lectures will be held at private homes and at the San Diego Waldorf School. Please call the hosts for directions.

Wed., Dec. 26 - Bruce & Johanna Laurelin

Thurs., Dec. 27 - WSSD* hosted by Bonnie Holden

Fri., Dec. 28 - Scott Kilian & Andrea Rae

Sat., Dec. 29 - Susan Starr

Sun., Dec. 30 - Alicia Santacroce

Mon., Dec. 31 - No reading

Tues., Jan. 1 - WSSD*, hosted by Charlotte Dukich

Wed., Jan. 2 - Soleil & Jacqueline Develle

Thurs., Jan. 3 - Joseph & Patricia Rubano

Fri., Jan. 4 - Carlos & Lori Daub

Sat., Jan. 5 - Staged Reading of the Three Kings Play, hosted by Peter Hodges at WSSD with the WISC students at

11 AM - Details to follow

Sun., Jan. 6 - 2:00 PM: Victor & Elizabeth Olley

*WSSD – Waldorf School of San Diego
3547 Altadena Ave., San Diego, CA 92105.

A Celebration of Advent

With Music, Song and Sharing

December 16th, 2018
from 2 to 4pm

At the home of Pat Hill
1361 Crest
Del Mar, CA 92014

Pat will perform piano music appropriate to the occasion, there will be a sharing of thoughts about the meaning of Advent, and Shanti Mayberry will lead us in the singing of Christmas carols. Please come celebrate with us and bring a desert or snack to be shared with others.

Please RSVP 760-761-0414

A Celebration for the Dead

Sunday, November 18, 2018, 4:30 pm
San Diego Waldorf School
3547 Altadena Drive, San Diego, CA 92105

In the gathering darkness before the light of Advent, we remember those who have crossed the threshold. With candlelight, eurythmy, poetry and music we will enrich our sensing of our unseen companions. There will be an opportunity to write the name(s) of those you wish to remember on a list at the entry way which will be read aloud.

A Candlelight Performance of Eurythmy
with Johanna Laurelin, Amy Schick and Chelaine Kokos
Music includes works by JS Bach and Zoltan Kodaly
Eurythmy w/Speech by Bruce Laurelin - Piano Accompaniment by Mark Polesky
Verses and Meditations from St. Francis, Arvia Mackae Ege, Dag Hammerskjold
and Rudolf Steiner

No barrier can separate
What, united in the spirit,
Preserves
The light-shining
Love-streaming
Eternal soul bond.
Thus I am in your thoughts
Thus may you be in mine.

Rudolf Steiner
(GA268, as referenced in Staying Connected)

Please Join Us for a Group Reading of the Drama

“This War Is Not Inevitable”

7:00 Saturday Evening, October 27th
at the
Waldorf School of San Diego
3547 Altadena Avenue
San Diego, CA 92105

This drama, written by Michael Hedley Burton, was performed in early September at the Fallbrook Library. We would like for those who were unable to travel up there to have the opportunity of exploring the script and learning about Rudolf Steiner’s efforts to bring a Threefolding Order of society into the chaotic situation of Europe after WWI. The final part of the play shows how in April 1919 Emil Molt asks Steiner to assist him in opening a school for the children of the employees of his Stuttgart Waldorf Astoria Cigarette Factory. Steiner was overjoyed at this request, and thus came about the birth of the Waldorf Schools.

If anyone would like a copy of the script in book form ($15)
Contact Elizabeth Olley by October 22nd at:
elisevison@yahoo.com or 760-761-0414.

There is a deep and remarkable relationship between humans and the machines that we use to supplement our lives. The conversation about the future of machines and human consciousness not only fascinates but falls far short of the perspective which Anthroposophical Spiritual Science is capable of bringing to the discussion. In an evening with ideas derived from Rudolf Steiner, Sergei Prokofieff, Valentin Tomberg and a multitude of other sources including original spiritual research, I will attempt to deepen that conversation with a set of ideas that I have not heard discussed in any other venue. I will deliver a perspective on sources, developmental trajectories, research principles and practices intended to create a platform of understanding which individuals can use in reconciling their need to use technology in our daily lives with the haunting suspicion that it harbors an evil which might engulf our culture and inner lives.

Rich Grams is a life-long student of philosophy and explorer of several esoteric traditions. For the past 25 years he has immersed himself in self-study and meditation on the work of Rudolf Steiner. Rich is a member of the Viroqua Anthroposophical Group and lives in La Crosse, Wisconsin

Written by Michael Hedley Burton
Performed by Michael Burton and Christian Peterson
Concerning the birth of the idea of the Threefold Social Organism in 1917-1919

Tuesday, September 4th at 7:00 PM
At the Fallbrook Library
124 South Mission Road, Fallbrook 92028

Rudolf Steiner launched the idea of the Threefold Social Organism (Threefold Social Order) in 1917 in the hope that this would help shorten the war and prevent another great conflagration from breaking out at a later date. The times were against him then and he was unsuccessful, but the question of the hour is: "Did what Steiner attempt in those years plant a seed that has waited a hundred years to mature in our own age?"

Friends of the Fallbrook Library and the San Miguel San Diego Branch of the Anthroposophical Society in America

Everyone Welcome
Recommended for high school age and above

For information about the Threefold Social Organism Project: https://wordrenewal.org/