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We regularly offer virtual events that focus on a spiritual scientific approach to understanding human life, to enhance our conscious participation in the cycle of the year, and in the world. Topics range from the festival cycle to pedagogy, to caring for the dead, and nourishing the earth ~ and many more aspects of human life as experienced through a true knowledge of the spiritual world. Such an approach not only enhances our own awareness, but nurtures human and planetary health. Most online events are recorded so that they are available after their initial presentation, to support on-going study and research.
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Reflections from Harvard's 100 Years Rudolf Steiner Conference

In December 2025, Harvard Divinity School's Program for the Evolution of Spirituality hosted a conference marking the centennial of the death of Rudolf Steiner. The 100 Years Rudolf Steiner conference was held at Harvard's Cambridge campus. Over 200 people came from across the world to attend in person, with more than 1000 people registered for online participation. Over the course of three days, 75+ researchers presented on a variety of topics related to Rudolf Steiner, to anthroposophy, and to the on-going presence of this work in the world. Now, we are pleased to announce that beginning.
Wednesday. July 29, 2026
and for the following 2 weeks we will host
a series of online presentations
after images :
Reflections from Harvard's 100 Years Rudolf Steiner Conference
During the December conference, and in order to accommodate the number of presentations, most speakers were limited to only 20 minutes, with two lecture rooms running concurrently; there was no way to physically attend every presentation. The three-day schedule was fully packed.
Our online program takes into account that:
- Many members of the ASA were able to attend the conference and have expressed an interest in hearing the talks that were missed
- Some of the presenters are ready to expand their talks to more than 20 minutes
- Many presenters and attendees have been thoughtfully considering what they experienced at the Harvard gathering and want to share how it has moved in their soul life in the months since the event - to explore their memories and after-images
Everyone is invited to join us for this exciting opportunity to work with the after-images of Harvard's stimulating conference, whether you were there or not, whether you were there in-person or online.
These presentations will be hosted via Zoom and recorded to watch later if you cannot attend live.
"Do not think that when you remember a thing that this is merely a process in your inner being. When you experience something, you cannot simply write it, as it were, in your notebook... But that which you remember, that you inscribe in the cosmic ether; and it is the cosmic ether which evokes it again in you, like the impression of a seal on sealing-wax, when you ought to remember it. Recollection is no mere personal affair, my dear friends, it implies an understanding with the cosmos. You cannot be alone when, as an inwardly collected human, you seek to recall your experiences; for remembering or failing to remember one’s experiences creates a disturbance in the being of humankind..."
Rudolf Steiner, GA 194, December 7, 1919
SCHEDULE FOR OUR SUMMER 2026 SERIES
Wednesday July 29 at 12pm ET
Opening with Mary Stewart Adams, General Secretary for ASA and
Dan McKanan,
Director of the Program for the Evolution of Spirituality at Harvard Divinity School.
Wednesday July 29 - at 3pm ET
Bruce Donehower :
Marie Steiner-von Sivers,
“Novalis,” and the Founding of the first Anthroposophical Society; Köln, Germany, December 1912
Thursday July 30 at 3pm ET
Ashton Arnoldy : Reverent Impiety: Reading Steiner's Christian Cosmology Against His Racialism
Thursday July 30 at 7pm ET
Seth Jordan :
Rudolf Steiner and Democracy —
Understanding His Relationship to the Democratic Impulse Through the Organizations He Helped Design
Sunday August 2 at 4pm ET
Terra Malmstrom : Beyond Survival: Kenotic Love, Honeybee Wisdom, and the Spiritual Science of Evolution
Saturday August 8 at 4pm ET
Liz Beaven : Weaving Spirit and Practice: Reclaiming the Radical Nature of Waldorf Education
Tuesday August 11 at 2pm ET
Nathaniel Williams : Rudolf Steiner's Aesthetic Culture, Ecology and Economics
Wednesday August 12 at 1pm ET ~
Angela Assis : Contested Lineages: Bernard Lievegoed and Gudrun Burkhard as Second-Generation Interpreters of Rudolf Steiner
coming soon
The Trial of The Soul
An Introduction to Rudolf Steiner's second mystery drama
led by Daniel Hafner
Rudolf Steiner’s Mystery Dramas (1910-1913) are a series of four esoteric plays that explore the journey of the human soul through reincarnation, karma and spiritual awakening. These dramas are more than conventional theater; they serve as a tool for individual transformation and spiritual insight. These dramas illustrate the evolution of human consciousness, and can serve the individual along the path of self knowledge. In these 3 zoom sessions, Daniel Halfner will give an introduction to The Trial of the Soul. This course is for anyone interetsted in Rudolf Steiner's plays and especially for people seeking a way to prepare to attend the live performances planned in the United States in 2026.
These 3 meetings will be recorded and shared with registered participants.
3 Zoom meetings:
May 5 - 7, 2026 1:30pm – 2:30pm Eastern Time Zone
Tuesday . May 5, 2026
Wednesday . May 6
Thursday . May 7
Daniel Hafner is a member of the Anthroposophical Society and the School for Spiritual Science. He leads a full-time introduction to Anthroposophy for young adults in Aesch, Switzerland, near the Goetheanum (see anthroposophieschule.org). He also works as a priest in the Community of Christians. He presents and lectures on many topics including the Mystery Dramas, the Goetheanum, and evolution.
Access Select Recordings of Recent Presentations
Raphael Through the Spheres
Mary Stewart Adams | March 8, 2026
Finding the Healing Needs for this Present Moment
Ita Wegman's 150th Birth Anniversary
Adam Blanning | February 22, 2026
Unbornness
Peter Selg | January 18, 2026
Harvard Divinity School 100 Years Rudolf Steiner Conference
Interview Sessions
December 14-16, 2025









