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Love in the Light of Mystery Knowledge

Wisdom and Practice in the 21st Century
James Dyson, MD, and Glen Williamson

What new capacities have arrived and are arriving for how human beings connect to each other, to their individual and mutual karma, to history, to the spiritual world? Relationships between individual people and between humanity and the spiritual world—in the perspectives of Anthroposophy these are not fixed, but rather are always evolving.

 

Songs of Joan of Arc Performance

Songs of Joan of Arc is an original cycle of songs by singer-songwriter, Jen Zimberg. In 2024, this work is being offered in concert for schools and other communities throughout North America, Australia and Europe.

Jen treads lightly on the earth and deeply into the life of this saint. The songs guide the audience through the inner landscape of Joan’s story, unfolding with beauty and simplicity, potent lyrics and music that move the inner life of young and old. This hour-long performance follows the journey of a young shepherdess who, led by an inner voice of guidance, walked an astounding path of destiny unencumbered by the parameters of time and place.

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The Rudolf Steiner Bookstore is looking for Volunteers!

A volunteer shift at the Rudolf Steiner Bookstore is a great way to become more acquainted with Anthroposophical works and meet others with an interest in Steiner’s unique path of wisdom. 

As Anthroposophy NYC’s public point of access, the bookstore is a truly special and potent place.  As a small bookstore in the 21st century, it requires our volunteered time to stay operational.  Anyone interested in learning more about becoming a volunteer-in-training, follow the link below:

DEFEND AND RECLAIM THE TRULY HUMAN

Anthroposophy NYC is the New York City Branch of the Anthroposophical Society in America. We are dedicated to unite spiritual truths with life’s realities to nurture a shared community, inspired by the work of Rudolf Steiner.

Our Rudolf Steiner Bookstore is open Wednesday-Friday 2-6 pm, Sat-Sun 1-5 pm (closed Mondays).

There may be some additional hours as per availability of volunteers. Please call bookstore @212-242-8945

 

ASNYC study groups will mostly continue online unless announced otherwise.

Monthly Eurythmy workshops are on Monday evenings with Linda Larson (see “Upcoming Events” below).

St Michael, watercolor by David Newbatt

Please consider making a financial contribution in support of the Branch. Every year we count on your support, now more than ever because we did not escape the ravages of the pandemic. 

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