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	Anthroposophical Society - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Anthroposophical Society is to be an association of people whose will it is to nurture the life of the soul, both in the individual and in human society, on the basis of a true knowledge of the spiritual world.
		This cultivation is to be the task of the Anthroposophical Society.
		The headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society is at the Goetheanum.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anthroposophical_Society (1364 words)

	Anthroposophy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		His work was distinct from that of most other members of the Society (exceptions included Bertram Kingsley in England) and both he and the then president of the Theosophical Society appear to have 'agreed to disagree' in an at first harmonious way.
		The anthroposophic description of the human being as consisting of seven intimately connected parts, several of which are still in development, is similar to that found in Theosophy.
		Steiner wanted Anthroposophical medicine to be an extension of, not an alternative to, conventional medical approaches, and from its beginning a conventional medical training has been required to become an anthroposophical doctor.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anthroposophy (7755 words)

	THE SITUATION OF THE GENERAL ANTHROPOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
		We have not experienced the Anthroposophical Society as a community in which current problems are discussed openly and freely, knowledgeably treated and communicated to the interested public.
		This means: the Society and the movement became one because Rudolf Steiner took over the direction of the Society and therewith united his karma with the Society's destiny.
		Thus is indicated the importance and meaning of the differentiated structure of the general anthroposophical Society and the tasks which Rudolf Steiner intended for it.
	www.antroposofi.org /anthroworld/memorandum.htm (2364 words)

	Lecture: The Relation of the Movement for Religious Renewal to the Anthroposophical Movement
		I remarked further, that for the Anthroposophical Movement it is ultimately a case of seeing clearly and distinctly that we are living in an age when, simply through the world’s evolution, a number of spiritual truths, truths regarding the actual spiritual content of the world, can be found by men when they become spiritual researchers.
		There is the Anthroposophical Movement, which attains its true aims when it adheres with intelligence and vigor to the meaning and purpose originally contained in it and is not led astray by any special fields of work that are bound to open up as time goes on.
		For the Anthroposophical Society is not understood by one who belongs to it unless his attitude is that he can be a counsellor and helper of this religious Movement, but cannot directly immerse himself in it.
	wn.rsarchive.org /Lectures/Dates/19221230p01.html (2898 words)

	What is Anthroposophy? - Sunbridge College, Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The anthroposophical world is like an acorn dropped into a deep pool that sends ripples out into the culture in concentric circles.
		These surround the Anthroposophical Society, whose task is the cultivation, nurture, and transmission of the seed—anthroposophy (or Spiritual Science).
		The society exists to serve the spiritual life of its members and to undertake initiatives on their behalf that will better the world.
	www.sunbridge.edu /home/anthroposophy.asp (642 words)

	Spirit Working: Anthroposophy Fact Sheet
		The General Anthroposophical Society (GAS) was re-founded at Christmas 1923 / New Year 1924 at the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland.
		The Society in the U.S. is the only “official” anthroposophical society recognized by the GAS within the U.S. and is one of more than 50 autonomous Anthroposophical Societies worldwide.
		Steiner wished the Society to be a public society which anyone could join who saw the existence of an institution such as the School of Spiritual Science at the Goetheanum as something justifiable.
	www.spiritworking.org /whoarewe/anthro_factsheet.html (321 words)

	Waldorf answers - The Anthroposophical Society
		The present world-wide Anthroposophical Society was founded at Christmas 1923 on the basis of a former Anthroposophical Society which was founded earlier in 1912/13.
		The new Anthroposophical Society differed from the former one in having, among other things, a School of Spiritual Science as a center for its activity, and partial commonality between the board of the Anthroposophical Society and the leadership of the School.
		The Anthroposophical Society is in continuity with the Society founded in 1912.
	www.waldorfanswers.org /AnthroposophicalSociety.htm (1315 words)

	Daniel Hindes : Anthroposophy and Ecofascism 26 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Under the influence of this stream the Theosophical Society took on its eastern character, and the same influence was the inspiration for Sinnett’s "Esoteric Buddhism" and Blavatsky's "Secret Doctrine".
		For instance, it is said that the Anthroposophical society is only a kind of development out of what is called the "Theosophical Society".
		Although it is true that what we aim at within our Anthroposophical Society found its place for a time within the framework of the General Theosophical Society, yet our Anthroposophical Society must on no account be confused with the Theosophical Society.
	hindes.blogspirit.com /archive/2005/08/08/anthroposophy-and-ecofascism-26.html (1090 words)

	Anthroposophical Initiatives in India
		Rudolf Steiner laid the foundation stone of the General Anthroposophical Society on December 25, 1923 in Dornach, Switzerland.
		It is a free Society and open for membership to all people, regardless of their nationality, religion, race, caste, creed or ideological conviction.
		The General Anthroposophical Society regards the School of Spiritual Science as the centre of its work, which includes research into the spiritual dimensions of the various fields of life.
	www.anthroposophyindia.org /whatis.htm (845 words)

	Portland Branch of the Anthroposophical Society
		The branch will strive to further the life of the soul both in the individual and human society by basing its activities on anthroposophical ideals, with all that results from them for warmth in human relationship, and the spiritual, moral, artistic and cultural life of humanity.
		The Anthroposophical Society in America is a nonsectarian, nonpolitical organization open to everyone regardless of religion, race, nationality, social standing, scientific or artistic conviction.
		It was founded as "an association of people who would foster the life of the soul, both in the individual and in human society, on the basis of a true knowledge of the spiritual world."
	www.portlandbranch.com (170 words)

	Anthroposophical Society: Awakening to Community - 10 Rudolf Steiner lectures
		Given during the year before the Anthroposophical Society was re-established, they form an important part of the history of the Anthroposophical Movement.
		Steiner calls for a "searching of conscience." He explains that in anthroposophic communities we can experience our first awakening to the spirit in our encounters with others, and he describes how the "reversed cultus" forms the foundation for a new community life.
		He wrote some 30 books and delivered over 6000 lectures across Europe, and in 1924 founded the General Anthroposophical Society which today has branches throughout the world.
	www.skylarkbooks.co.uk /Shop/media/Awakening_to_Community.htm (264 words)

	Camphill Soltane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Rudolf Steiner founded the Anthroposophical Society anew as a culmination of his life’s work with the intention of creating a community of individuals who recognize what Anthroposophy has to bring to the world.
		At this time, there is a growing awareness in the anthroposophical initiatives of the importance of the Anthroposophical Society.
		The anthroposophical movement as a whole is at such a moment of developmental maturity.
	www.camphillsoltane.org /Camphill_Anthro.asp (710 words)

	General Anthroposophical Society Statutes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It will endeavour to fulfill this task by making the Anthroposophical Spiritual Science cultivated at the Goetheanum in Dornach the centre of its activities, together with all that results form this for brotherhood in human relationships and for the moral and religious as well as the artistic and cultural life.
		The organ of the Society is the weekly “Das Goetheanum”, which for this purpose is provided with a supplement[5] containing the official communications of the Society.
		[1] The Anthroposophical Society is in continuity with the Society founded in 1912.
	www.anthroposophy.org.nz /Anthroposophy/statutes.htm (1178 words)

	Goetheanum: Anthroposophical Society
		In 1923/24, Rudolf Steiner united the many national societies that had since arisen to found the General Anthroposophical Society with the School of Spiritual Science at its core.
		Its activity is seen today in independent national societies and initiatives throughout the world, with members from all cultures and continents.
		The aim of the Society, the School of Spiritual Science and the Goetheanum is to make a spiritually based contribution to the life of humanity in the world of today and tomorrow.
	www.goetheanum.org /aag.html?&L=1 (195 words)

	The Functional Differentiation Project Report to the Anthroposophical Society in Australia
		Without a substantial critical input from within the Society, the text can indeed hardly be seen as representative of the Society’s understanding and commitment to a functional differentiation of society at large in three domains.
		The project was publicised in the Journal of the Anthroposophical Society in Australia, and in one or two Branch newsletters.
		First of all within the Anthroposophical Society, if she ever wants to equip herself to present those ideas to a wider public in response to the pressing needs of our time.
	www.threefolding.freeuk.com /bak2.htm (2888 words)

	Anthroposophy Esoteric and Occult Religion and Spirituality Society
		- Represents the headquarters of the Anthroposophical Society in Dornach, Switzerland.
		- Anthroposophical essays on varied subjects with the aim of contributing to an awakening of human thinking to the meaning of the times in which we live.
		An illustrated introduction to the anthroposophically oriented "new astronomy".
	www.iaswww.com /ODP/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Esoteric_and_Occult/Anthroposophy (534 words)

	Waldorf Critics Archive 0306 (June, 2003)
		Following the appeal by the executive council of the Society, called the Foundation Meeting Society (FMS) for short, against two interim injunctions preventing the FMS from undertaking legal transactions until the substantive case had been decided, the Solothurn Superior Court lifted the injunction earlier this month.
		The decision of the superior court was welcomed by the executive council of the Anthroposophical Society.
		Anthroposophical thinking also helped a great deal in understanding the disabled person.The work of the special schools is much appreciated by the authorities.
	www.waldorfcritics.com /active/archives/WCA0306.html (17083 words)

	Crisis in Anthroposophy (1996)
		At the Michaelmas Meeting of 1993, the former General Secretary of the Anthroposophical Society in America remarked that "everywhere in the periphery we find ourselves in existential crises, largely in matters of financial support." Here is an honest statement of the problem.
		In my earlier days of anthroposophizing, I had the naive view that the cosmic intelligence (somehow connected with Michael, who was somehow connected with anthroposophy) was somehow to be brought down, via anthroposophy, to the world of history and society.
		He bases this judgment on anthroposophical ideas concerning spiritual evolution, ideas which plainly categorize certain impulses and certain movements with the label "progressive" or "retarded." Because these categorizations spring from the revelations of Spiritual Beings (via Rudolf Steiner), it is presumably not possible to challenge them.
	mysite.verizon.net /vze495qs/theswordinthemouth/id9.html (8284 words)

	Theosophy
		The Theosophical Society is a worldwide association of men and women dedicated to the uplifting of humanity through a better
		For three years after Purucker's death the Society was administered by the Cabinet of the TS.
		In 1945, Colonel Arthur L. Conger was recognized as leader of the Society.
	www.kheper.net /topics/Theosophy/Theosophy.htm (1077 words)

	Los Angeles Branch - Anthropsophical Society
		One year after the burning of the First Goetheanum Rudolf Steiner invited the members to the Christmas Conference in Dornach in which he refounded the Anthroposophical Society and took on its Presidency.
		This Anthroposophical Movement in its totality and in all its details is a service to the divine beings, a service to God.
		And when even in small groups we feel our connection to the world-wide anthroposophical society, we are able to regard others throughout the world as our spiritual brothers and sisters.
	anthroposophy-socal.com /index.html (1751 words)

	Lecture: Awakening to Community I
		Since this ethical impulse that has brought him into the Anthroposophical Society stirs him in his innermost holy of holies as it carries him to the eternal wellsprings of his soul life, it goes on to develop into a religious impulse.
		The Society naturally has to reckon with this common element, which is so deeply rooted in its social life, as with one of the lasting conditions of its existence.
		But when a number of anthroposophically thinking and feeling people were moved to apply their wills to the establishing of anthroposophical enterprises capable of full and vigorous life, they had to include those wills in the total human equipment needed for the job.
	wn.rsarchive.org /Lectures/AwComI_index.html (4300 words)

	Waldorf Critics Archive 0408.1 (August, 2004, Part 1 of 2)
		While the Society has no wish for the Court to engage in the kind of circus of hypotheses, interpretations and innuendoes that plaintiff is apparently eager to stage, it is profoundly interested that such "evidence" be seen in the light of the views of the entity best situated to put it in accurate perspective.
		I find the arguments in the amicus brief presented by the Anthroposophical Society cogent and quite likely to prevail, if the court rules on the issue, which it may wisely avoid (and that is the core of the amicus argument).
		While the Society has no wish for)the Court to engage in the kind of circus of hypotheses, interpretations)and innuendoes that plaintiff is apparently eager to stage, it is)profoundly interested that such "evidence" be seen in the light of the)views of the entity best situated to put it in accurate perspective.
	www.waldorfcritics.com /active/archives/WCA0408.1.html (17214 words)

	ANTHROPOSOPHY IN THE TIME OF NAZI GERMANY
		Like the General Anthroposophical Society, institutions based on anthroposophy (such as Waldorf Schools, schools for the handicapped, hospitals, schools of Eurythmy, etc.), for the most part adopted a strategy of peaceful and passive resistance.
		The re-establishment of the Society, as well as the creation of undercover successor organizations, is forbidden under threat of the penalties described in paragraph 4 of the above named decree.
		Therefore, schools which are built out of the anthroposophical world view and led by anthroposophists mean danger to true German education, particularly through the relation of the anthroposophical communities to Dornach, the international center of anthroposophy, in which Jews also play an important role, or at any rate have played until the present.
	hem.passagen.se /thebee/comments/articles/Werner1.htm (1829 words)

	Report on Rudolf Steiner's Racism
		This study was done under a mandate of the Anthroposophical Society in The Netherlands by a commission chaired by lawyer Dr. Th.
		In this connection a number of critical publications on the subject were examined as well as any remarks members of the Council of the Anthroposophical Society in the Netherlands may have made that could have reflected incorrect insights or seemed to have done so.
		In this connection, the Commission reminds its readers of the fact that, when the Anthroposophical Society was threatened with closure in 1935, there were anthroposophists among those who made compromises, such as the official confirmation by the Council of the General Anthroposophical Society of Rudolf Steiner's "Aryan" descent.
	uncletaz.com /steinerrace.html (3736 words)

	Outlaw Anthroposophy - the Journal
		Being anthroposophical is about the method by which we form cognitions - the nature of the processes by which we "erkennen".
		From this we would have to assess what the later splitting processes (the breaking off of many of the national societies from the General Anthroposophical Society in the 1930's) meant to this living quality, and then what the reconfiguration in the 1950's and '60's meant as well.
		In the groups, and especially in the branch and other meeting-forums of the formal Anthroposophical Society, life does not exist because we are constantly killing it.
	ipwebdev.com /hermit/oajnr.html (6266 words)

	Outlaw Anthroposophy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Two essays: The Study of Rudolf Steiners Lecture Cycles and the Problem of Cognition: musings on the epistomological swampland of the Anthroposophical Movment; and The Anthroposophical Society: is it a living social form?; as well as, a Readers Poll asking the 25 questions you have always wanted to be asked about the anthroposophical movement.
		Open Letter to the Anthroposophical Society, in America, as well as the World: about the need to change from a third epoch hierarchical social form, to a fifth epoch (modern) social form.
		A member of the Society for over 25 years and the Class for almost 20 years; the first anthroposophist I shared my biography with in any detail said "you were born an anthroposophist".
	ipwebdev.com /hermit/otlwa.html (2284 words)

	Owen Barfield's Introduction to Rudolf Steiner
		The historical moment was that one in which the western mind had reached the lowest depths of materialism, and there were few who would even listen to what he had to say.
		"The next ten years of his life are best seen as the first phase of the Anthroposophical movement, and in 1913 the Society bearing that name was founded by his followers in Munich, where his four Mystery Plays were later to be written and produced.
		There is not space here to deal with the distinction between that and the General Anthroposophical Society, which he himself founded in December 1923, a little more than two years before his death on the 30th March 1925.
	www.dreamwater.org /redego/barfieldonsteiner.html (1113 words)

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