As young Anthroposophists, there is no better time than the present to dive into the Philosophical works of Rudolf Steiner. While the world has made great strides in the advancement of the humanities and science, one must feel that something is sorely missing. A need in our day to day lives that has gone unsatisfied for far too long. It is our nature's fundamental desire for a true knowing of reality and freedom. These are the 2 root questions addressed in Rudolf Steiner's Philosophy of Freedom. It is the goal of this course to provide context and a form of studying Steiner's texts to better comprehend these great riddles. In doing so, one will discover new depths and vantage points for exploring Anthroposophy and its applications in day to day life.

A Part-Time, Year Long program. 14 Full Days from September 7th, 2024 to June 1st, 2025

Out of love for the essential nature of the human being as a spiritual being, Threefold Community serves and advances renewal by providing a receptive environment for human growth, practical work, and community life. Anthroposophy serves the potential within the human soul to realize the life of the spirit, expanding the conscious expression of an individual’s humanity.

Each monthly session is built around a theme, the day beginning with an open dialogue in facilitated conversations, followed by a guest educator presenting the theme. The day ends with a hands-on artistic activity in Eurythmy, Speech, Painting Sculpture, or Fiber Craft.

The Anthroposophy Studies on Campus is aimed at anyone looking for an understanding of Rudolf Steiner’s work and how anthroposophy relates to different fields. Theoretical lessons take place alongside artistic activities and field trips that support the learning process in an international environment. Participants can choose to enroll for the entire program or one term. No previous academic background or experience is required to apply for this course, apart from a fair knowledge of the English language.

The Art Study Year is intended for anyone who wishes to awaken and deepen their interest in art. In three trimesters, which can also be attended individually, the fields of architecture, sculpture, and painting are explored in practical terms on the basis of Anthroposophy and Goetheanism and deepened through studies of foundational anthroposophical texts. This program is offered in German only.

Full-time and on campus.

On September 15th, 2024, a new learning initiative will begin: An Introduction to Anthroposophy. It offers full-time, one-year training for young adults 18 to 26 years of age, rich with examples of applied Anthroposophy.

Evening seminar with peace activist Rajagopal

Meditation, the path of knowledge, the schooling path, and the class lessons of the School of Spiritual Science, among others, offer various ways to a (new) relationship and understanding of the spiritual world.

Two questions arise in the study of the path: How does self-determination work on the anthroposophical path of knowledge? And what stands in its way today?

Everything else can be found in this flyer! Available (only) in German:

With the climate conference on June 14/15, 2024 at the Dottenfelderhof, we have started an initiative for a festival of encounters. We cordially invite you - especially young people - to join us. Our main aim is to explore the change that each individual can bring about within themselves and to draw inspiration from this to take action together!

What change is needed within us to actively and positively shape the climate change process outwardly as well?

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Join us for a weekend of exploring the spiritual striving of youth, as well as intergenerational conversation, biography work, eurythmy, speech, biodynamics, and painting.

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The World Power Conference met for the first time 100 years ago on the initiative of Daniel Nicol Dunlop. Dunlop's intention was not limited to the field of energy, however, but aimed to establish a world economic conference in which not only producers and traders but also consumers should have been integrated. This world conference was intended to stimulate a creative dialogue and cooperation between a free intellectual life and independent science and the economy so that the economy could increasingly become the basis of humane communities.