Sunday May 10th, 1-6 pm, The Plant Cafe Organic, SF Dogpatch

for zoom option press here https://www.anthroposophynyc.org/events/legacys-light

The Soul’s transformation across its eternal path

Saturday, April 25, 2026 , 3-5 pm at the Eurythmy room of the SF Waldorf Grade School, 2938 Washington St, San Francisco CA 94115

James Dyson MD will be speaking from a deeply esoteric perspective to deepen our insight into the cosmic role of the Christ being.

Sponsored by the San Francisco Bay Branch Initiative

$15-20, at the door, for more information click here

 James Dyson, MD, has co-founded the anthroposophical medical clinic, Park Attwood in the UK, where he worked from 1979 to 2003. He practiced as a school doctor in many Steiner Waldorf Schools and in centers for social therapy. His areas of special interest are developmental psychology and adult mental health, and he is a regular contributor to anthroposophic therapeutic trainings in the UK and the USA. Dr. Dyson holds a Masters in Psychosynthesis Psychology and is a prolific lecturer of Rudolf Steiner’s work in the healing fields. He is one of the founders of The Association for Anthroposophic Psychology (AAP)

ANTHROPOSOPHY.SOCIAL ◆ MEET WITH THE AUTHORS

How can the human heart remain alive in times of grief, violence and evil?

With Eytan Bloch and Maureen Amelia Brodie from Israel in the Midst of the War

Presentation, Conversation, Exploration and Contemplations

Dates: The 2nd & 4th Saturdays: April 11th and 25th, May 9th and 23rd, June: 13th and 27th

Start: 9:30 am Pacific,

Bring: A copy of the book, Iron Swords Prayers. The book can be purchased HERE
We also recommend: A candle, a blank copybook and colored pencils or pastel crayons and writing materials.

JOIN IRON SWORDS PRAYERS MEETINGS on Anthroposophy.Social

For questions email Vivianne at vivianne@anthroposophy.social or Sally at supersallyg@gmail.com

How Does Freedom Shape Healthy Community Life?
an event in the BAUMHEIER SERIES

Sunday, May 3, 2026, 10 AM – 1 PM PDT

Meg Gorman
has decades of teaching experience in Waldorf and public schools and has worked in various teacher education programs around the country and the world. She has worked with Rudolf Steiner’s threefold nature of social life for over fifty years.

Annie Haas
used Steiner’s lectures to create her own curriculum for her three children and now consults homeschoolers globally. Her “Threefold Human Calendar” helps caregivers look at their daily soul life objectively; it has sold hundreds of copies.

Dr. Kelly Sutton
has specialized in internal medicine and pediatrics since 1971. She has earned rave reviews from her patients. Her medical licenses were revoked in 2022-2023 over disagreements about vaccine risk despite no patient complaints or injury. A lawsuit with other physicians has been filed. She currently provides health education in Massachusetts.

Suggested fee: $25 – $50 U.S. Register here

This conference is part of a series in loving memory of Edward Baumheier who at age 87 discovered and became a passionate advocate for social three folding.

Creating a Community of the Living and the Dead

Remembrance, Conversation, Meditation,
and Inspiration for Our Present Time and Our Shared Future

Saturday, April 4th, 2026, 9:30 am PDT

Free offering for all subscribers to Anthroposophy.Social (between $3.46 and $7/month) – cancel anytime – subscription includes access to many live platform events and recordings, including past Festival Event Recordings, Economic Studies, and Practices to Connect with our Loved ones Across the Threshold.

The Emphasis of this Holy Saturday Event will be to:

•  Experience Clarity of Connection with the Christ event from a Purified Heart Space
•  “Hold Vigil” to Re-imagine the Time between the Death of Christ Jesus on Good Friday and the Resurrection on EasterSunday
•  Understand the Descent into Hades — A Central Spiritual Event
•  Learn from Christ’s Restraint of the Adversarial Powers and how to meet them in our lives
•  Embrace Holy Saturday as an Initiation Stage — “Mystical Death” and “Burial”
• Inspire Crossing Care Communities for Our Time

Questions? Email Vivianne at vivianne@anthroposophy.social or Sally at supersallyg@gmail.com 

Agnes Hardorp and Thomas Mayer, Connecting to the Angelic World

“When one begins to meditate, one accomplishes the only really free deed in this human life…. we are completely free in this. Meditation is the archetypal free deed.” Rudolf Steiner (GA 214, 08.20.1922)

Meditation Workshop, March 6 – 8, 2026, at the

Golden Bridges School, 503 Cambridge St., San Francisco, CA 94134

Friday, March 6, 6 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Saturday, March 7, 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, March 8, 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Course fee: $220, reduction possible

To Register fogeggs@gmail.com

for more information click here or visit www.anthroposophical-meditation.info

Keeping Our Conversations Alive with Those we Love on the “Other Side”

For those who feel called to deepen their inner work and spiritual understanding
of living with and loving the “so-called-dead”  

Hosted on Anthroposophy.Social

Next Meeting: Saturday, Feb. 7th, 2026

9:30 am Pacific, 12:30 Eastern, 16:30 UK (with time change), 1:30 CET (with time change)

Conversation  –  Preparation  –  Meditation  –  Practice   

Facilitated by Sally Greenberg, Vivianne Sinclaire and Guests
Free offering for all subscribers to Anthroposophy.Social (between $3.46 and $7/month) – cancel anytime – includes access to all free platform events and recordings, including past death cafe recordings with practices to connect with our loved ones across the Threshold.

The “Staying Connected” Death Cafe is facilitated by Sally Greenberg and Vivianne Sinclaire with Guests

The Emphasis of this month’s Cafe will be to take time to practice the meditations we have learned in previous sessions to cultivate the conditions for connecting with our beloveds. Come prepared to “hold” and share about one individual you know and love who has died to our earthly live.

We’ll  begin our meeting with a “Logic of the Heart” Practice to come to heart coherence and inner peace before we practice connecting with those we love who have died with our “memory bridge” meditation. 

All are welcome to join this meeting as part of a Series of Death Cafes as we enter the time of year when the spiritual world draws nearest to us, including those we know who have loved and crossed.

Together, we’ll Research, Practice and Share:

• How our Love and Living Heart-felt Memories Provide a Threshold Bridge
• The Nature of Our Connection with Those who have Died  
• Clarity of Connection from a Purified Heart Space
• What’s Needed to Be in Service to the World in Partnership with those on the Other Side.
• Threshold Awareness and Practical Meditations to Be in Connection
• Ongoing Support and Mutual Threshold Practices through the Holy Nights 

How to Join the “Staying Connected” Death Cafe

Already a member of Anthroposophy.Social?

1. Log in to Anthroposophy.Social 2. Click Events Calendar in the left navigation menu 3. Find your event, RSVP, and join via the Zoom link or check your email for a link sent 1 hour before the event

Free offering with a small platform membership fee to take responsibility for our digital footprint on Anthroposophy.Social
(between $3.46 and $7/month) – cancel anytime

New to the platform?

1. Visit anthroposophysocial.com and Join using one of two membership options: $3.46/month for Anthroposophical Society or Youth members (use code ASYSDISCOUNT2)  or $7/month for foundational membership
2. Complete the welcome overview and Create your profile as you wish
3. Go to Events in the left menu, Find the event on the calendar and RSVP
4. When the time comes, Join via Zoom link on the event calendar, or check your email for a link sent 1 hour before the event

Questions? Email Vivianne at viviannerael@gmail.com or Sally at supersallyg@gmail.com

Three Springs Community Farm is a classroom without walls, where regenerative agriculture and nature connection ignite true learning and empowerment.

Your gift today provides hands-on experiences for our children that foster future leaders for a resilient planet.

We need your help to reach our goal of raising $25,000 by December 31st. 

Your gift will close the funding gap—ensuring no school is turned away and allowing us to confirm essential school visits for 2026.

Invest in Our Growth, Invest in Their Future We have made great progress this year in expanding programming for these powerful learning moments: Growing our Campus: We secured a $100,000 matching grant to build out a K-12 Educational Campground, allowing us to host more school groups and families throughout the year. Training Future Stewards: Our young adult farmer intern program is fully enrolled, training the next leaders in regenerative agriculture. Expanding Access: We are expanding our CSA reach in 2026 and launching new adult workshops to share biodynamic practices with the wider community. With your continued support, we have a chance to ensure this land continues to flourish and grow for the future.

DONATE HERE

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at the Harvard Divinity School – online participation

Harvard’s Program for the Evolution of Spirituality is delighted to host this special conference at Harvard Divinity School on December 15 and 16,  online and in person. In person registration is at capacity and no longer possible, however, online registration is still available:

Register here for free online participation of the 100 Years Rudolf Steiner Conference .

….The centennial of Steiner’s death in 1925 offers a perfect opportunity for scholars, practitioners in areas of “applied anthroposophy,” such as Steiner education and biodynamic agriculture, and interested members of the public to come together to debate major issues. Our conference goal is to offer new perspectives on Steiner and critical approaches to his legacy, which has been extremely fruitful in multiple fields, from education and organic farming to modern art and architecture. By bringing together a diverse range of scholars and researchers, we hope to shed new light on this legacy and provide a forum to explore complex issues.

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