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When visiting another country, I show my appreciation for ‹foreign› people and their culture by trying to thank, greet, and...
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Gilda Bartel is a religious scholar, ethnologist and Waldorf teacher, works as a freelance teacher, tour guide, journalist and social worker and lives with her two children in Weimar.
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Free Columbia, a cultural center for art and Anthroposophy in Hudson, New York, USA, is offering a rare opportunity to...
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Who still owns the truth today? The world has become incredibly complex in the last 100 years. The longing for...
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Blackbirds, tits, and finches do not argue about the way they sing. They simply sing and chirp the beauty’s tones....
Local species protection is becoming a community tradition. Machines are too brutal for the flora and fauna of the UNESCO...
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The podcast of the Nature Institute (Ghent) goes into dialogue with nature. The institute’s staff understands science as a participatory...
The atmosphere in the room was uncomfortable and charged with tension. People weren’t looking at each other, but were watching...
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Summer 2020, I was on a chapel tour with an architect friend. We finally reached Dornach via Cologne, the Eifel...
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‹On the freedom to make the right wine› is the title of a book that portrays twelve biodynamic wineries. Romana...
‹Kufunda› means learning and is the name of a learning village in Zimbabwe. Maaianne Knuth founded Kufunda in 2002 on the farm of her parents, who come from Denmark and Zimbabwe.
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The Anthroposophical Society in Germany chose its topic because of current events and the increasing questions about honest coexistence. A...
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