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ES A Journal & Newsletter for Friends & Members of the Section for the Literary Arts & Humanities of the School for Spiritual Science in North America.
“Friends, the soil is poor. We must scatter abundant seed to ensure even a middling harvest.” — Novalis
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Rudolf Steiner’s Reading of “Novalis”
John the Baptist Dear Friends, This is Lecture One and Lecture Two of a four-part lecture series that I gave for friends and members of the Anthroposophical Society of America in April 2024. I revised these lectures for distribution to a wider public, especially for the more than one thousand subscribers who follow our Section work on the Section YouTube channel. As time permits, I will post the other two revised lectures. In these lectures I discuss the meaning and importance of "Novalis" for Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy and for the anthroposophical movement as it arose in the...
Poetry Night / October 12, 2024
"Planning Ahead" Photo by Elliot Tripp October 14, 2024 Dear Friends, Several times each year, the Section...
Poems from the 2024 North American Section Conference
"Spirits of Place" / Photo by Elliott Tripp Dear Friends: Section friend and member Susan Koppersmith put...
2024 Saturday Poetry Book Club
Artwork: "Still Life" by Suri Oru Dear Friends, Section friend and member George Reitnour in Pennsylvania shares this information about a monthly...
The Dark Forest: A Fairytale
In Search of Ars Poetica. Does the work of our Section really matter? What do we do? Why do we do it? 470. ARS LITTERARIA. The...
“Mystery of the Two Jesus Children”
This Interpretive Commentary on a lecture by Rudolf Steiner on September 5, 1910 in Bern, Switzerland was given at a Holy Night Celebration of the Faust...
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