I take the Steiner thing very seriously now, that what you think is at least as important as what you say or do.
Terry and I start by discussing how the one area of his life which is not connected to Anthroposophy is his chosen profession, architecture. From there we ramble and roam through dealing with humanity, money complexes, friends and relations during Covid times, watershed moments; many inspiring authors/people/practices are mentioned along the way.
This is your brother. They’re experiencing the same thing you’re experiencing. It’s hard, but try to understand that.
Practical Steiner episodes on SPOTIFY
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Practical Steiner is a podcast addressing the question “What might Steiner say?” about this or that topic that is of interest to me, the host. I am a fairly new Steiner student and have felt in these past three years that finally, after decades of wondering about the “why” of many things, I have finally come across someone with comprehensive knowledge enough to answer many of those questions.
My podcast is conversations - the more candid and honest the better - with various people who have been studying at least as long as I have and who have taken up Anthroposophy, in one measure or another, as a way of living. My over-arching interest is not in presenting “expert” opinion/interpretation of Steiner’s body of work but rather lies at the interface of the guidance from Steiner’s books and lectures with how someone lives their everyday life.
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Research the Steiner archive yourself - always fun
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