Welcome to the Rudolf Steiner Archive & e.Lib’s bLog Site “Accumulating information is the first step toward knowledge, sharing information is the first step toward community.” — The e.Librarian The Rudolf Steiner Archive is our gift to Anthroposophy, the world-wide Anthroposophical Movement in general, and to the Spiritual Community of… Continue reading
bLogging at the Archive — about the bLogs here at the Rudolf Steiner Archive. Rudolf Steiner Archive — what’s happening at the Rudolf Steiner Archive. Now I See … — Anthroposophical Book Reviews on non-anthroposophical Books. Fine Arts Presentations — an e.Gallery of painters, sculptors and other artists. KnowNews dot… Continue reading
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1980 to the Present In the late 1970’s and early 1980’s, Werner Glas and Hans Gebert were both at the Rudolf Steiner Institute, then located in Southfield, Michigan. The e.Librarian — then affectionately known as “the bearded one,” or “that guy over there” (see photo) — was fairly new to… Continue reading
Many people have asked “what is the intent and/or purpose of this Archive” — or words to that effect. This document should answer almost all of those questions. Other questions will be tackled as the need arises. What we have here is a Library: just like the community-based libraries that… Continue reading
Who is Rudolf Steiner? Rudolf Steiner was born in 1861 and died in 1925. In his autobiography, The Course of My Life (see Note 1), he makes quite clear that the problems dealt with in The Philosophy of Freedom played a leading part in his life. His childhood was spent… Continue reading