A Journal & Newsletter for Friends & Members of the Section for the Literary Arts & Humanities in North America of the School for Spiritual Science. 

Next Meeting: November 7 / 7 pm Pacific 
Topic: Owen Barfield
Speaker: Jeffrey Hipolito

“Friends, the soil is poor. We must scatter abundant seed to ensure even a middling harvest.”  — Novalis

Featured Topics

Percy MacKaye / Our American Drama

Percy MacKaye / Our American Drama

At the Section meeting on June 11, I gave a lecture presentation on American poet, playwright, biographer, and impresario Percy MacKaye, along with a look at the extended MacKaye family: Steele MacKaye, Arvia MacKaye, Christy MacKaye, Robin MacKaye, Marion MacKaye. This introductory talk was given to plant a seed for future discussion. If the spirit of the time permits, more presentations will occur in the fall.     The Years 1623, 1923, 2023 / Literature of the Rosicrucians Percy MacKaye and his father Steele MacKaye had a lifelong journey with Shakespeare and Hamlet — Hamlet the...

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Spiritual Friendship

Spiritual Friendship

Artwork by Marion Donehower (Visual Arts Section) Goethe's Fairytale "The Green Snake and Beautiful Lily." An introductory video made for the Anthroposophical...

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