Cosmic Cycles, Earthly Rhythms at the Center for Anthroposophy
I will present this session during Week II of the Center for Anthroposophy’s Summer Renewal Course, which provides “professional development […]
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Musings on Venus in the New Year
On December 4, 2021, the Sun was totally eclipsed, at which time the planets nearest the Sun, Venus and Mercury, […]
The New Images of the Zodiac in the Cycle of the Year ~ Leo
A monthly, interactive workshop on the new images of the zodiac with Star Lore Historian Mary Stewart Adams and Eurythmist […]
Hercules, Shakespeare and the Stars of June
This week the ancient constellation of the kneeler, known later as Hercules, sweeps high overhead, bearing a mystery across the […]
Star Lore, Anthroposophy, and Astrology
I recently had the best time chatting with Tahnee Taylor from Australia for the SuperFeast podcast, which you can check […]
Sacred Gateways ~ Conscious Living, Conscious Dying, and the Journey Beyond
The Sacred Gateway April 16 – 19, 2020, happening online, in light of current world health issues Bring a new […]
On the 95th Anniversary of Rudolf Steiner’s Death
The Metonic Cycle, discovered by the ancient Athenian Meton in the 5th century BC, is a period of 19 years, […]
The Holy Nights of Christmas with the Anthroposophical Society in America
The practice of reviewing the year that is fulfilling as preparation for the New Year dawning is made sacred when […]
The Spring Moon as “Festival Coordinator”
In 2019 the astronomical Vernal Full Moon occurs March 20 at 9:44 pm, about four hours after Equinox. The ecclesiastical Vernal moon is one month later. How does this inform the mood of the festival life and is it possible to discern what’s true in the relationship between the Sun and Earth in our process for celebrating the greater mysteries.
What Does it Mean to be a Star Lore Historian?
In this interview with Laura Scappaticci, Program Director for the Anthroposophical Society in America, Mary Stewart Adams shares her work […]