JOURNAL FOR ANTHROPOSOPHY #75 (vol. #1 of the special editions)
Meeting Rudolf Steiner $15.00
First in a series of special editions edited by Robert McDermott. These thematic collections offer articles from contemporary authors who have actively worked for many years with the insights brought by Rudolf Steiner. Meeting Rudolf Steiner, edited by Joan Almon, presents what it was like to live and work with Steiner through the remembrances of his friends and associates, such as Aldrei Belyi, Albert Schweitzer, Bruno Walter, Arvia MacKay Ege, Lisa Monges and others.

JOURNAL FOR ANTHROPOSOPHY #76 (vol. #2 of the special editions)
Anthroposophy & Imagination $15.00
In what way is imagination true? And what does it do for us? Throughout this collection is the sense that true imagination, unlike mere fantasy, is a more-than-rational way of knowing. It is a natural bridge between matter and spirit, and a transformative state and stage of consciousness open to us all. In the volume’s introductory essay, poet Kate Farrell reflects on the mystery of imagination and looks at reading as a life-changing imaginative activity. Ms. Farrell’s introduction was selected to be included in The Best American Spiritual Writing 2007, published by Houghton Mifflin.

JOURNAL FOR ANTHROPOSOPHY #77 (vol. #3 of the special editions)
Revisioning Society & Culture $15.00
Throughout his life, Rudolf Steiner stressed repeatedly that the most crucial task facing the modern human being is that of transforming our dominant ways of knowing the world. This emphasis is the red thread that runs through and connects all of Rudolf Steiner’s writings, lectures, artistic work, and practical endeavors. In his introduction to this important collection of articles, Douglas Sloan reflects further on the pressing urgency of our developing capacities for knowledge of the qualities of the world – life, beauty, meaning, value, selves, spirit – not only for a rich, meaningful human society and culture but also for the future of the earth.

JOURNAL FOR ANTHROPOSOPHY #78 (vol. #4 of the special editions)
Mani and Service $15.00
Rudolf Steiner was deeply aware of the spiritual tradition inspiring the act of serving. The individual known as Mani and the spiritual streams flowing from Mani – the Cathars, the Templars, and others – held the special task of spiritualizing serving itself. This series of articles, edited by Robert Sardello, gives a beginning picture of the spiritual stream of Mani that Rudolf Steiner held with such great respect. Topics include a discussion on the Mani cosmology and practices; the kind of inner capacities, inspired by this stream, that have to do with serving others; caring for the wounded soul; being able to help others while completely releasing the need for a sense of personal power in doing so; and working through the heart.

JOURNAL FOR ANTHROPOSOPHY #79 (vol. #5 of the special editions)
Meeting Anthroposophy $15.00
One of the most popular icebreakers when a group of anthroposophists gather is the question, “so how did you meet anthroposophy?” Depending upon how much time has passed since the initial encounter, the answer can take on more complexity and length. For this volume, editor Robert Hill has selected articles that illustrate a variety of these experiences. In his introduction, Robert describes the challenges and opportunities for self-discovery these “meetings” hold out to us and in so doing illustrate how they can serve as threshold experiences.

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Rudolf Steiner LIBRARY NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION
The Library's newsletter is a highly respected publication that appears twice a year. Critical essays, in-depth reviews, and short synopses inform readers about the library's collection and new acquisitions.
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Anthroposophy Worldwide International (English Edition)
Anthroposophy Worldwide, international edition is a good way to receive:

• international news of the anthroposophical movement
• regular reports from the Goetheanum
• reports from the College of the School of Spiritual Science
• international readers' forum
• reports from the sections and general secretaries
• interviews with interesting active members

Ten 12-page issues per year will be sent from Europe to your home. Download the order form.
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Anthroposophical Society Information Packet

Directory of Organizations
More than 800 listings of initiatives in the U.S., representing a broad spectrum of work inspired by the spiritual science of Rudolf Steiner. This directory presents the "anthroposophical movement" and includes Waldorf schools, biodynamic farms and gardens, Camphill villages, the Christian Community, medical and therapeutic professionals, artists, scientists, colleges, adult education centers, consultants and businesses of many types. Includes contact information for more than 70 international societies.

"An Emerging Culture" - Utne Magazine Special Insert
A 48-page, 4-color, special insert into UTNE Magazine which detail the thousands of projects worldwide inspired by Rudolf Steiner.