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Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925)
Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge, to guide the Spiritual in the human being to the Spiritual in the universe.

The aim of these pages

is to build up an encyclopedic presentation of the anthroposophical spiritual science developed by Rudolf Steiner. It is based on our German edition, which has been online for years and now contains almost 14,000 articles.

Special attention is given to the practical applications of anthroposophy in various areas of life, as well as its relationship to other sciences, arts and spiritual traditions. Critical voices will also be given due space. Based on Rudolf Steiner's Collected Works (GA), we want to serve critics and proponents of anthroposophy alike for an open, source-oriented, scientifically sound and fruitful discussion. For further research in the original texts, quotations from Rudolf Steiner's work are linked directly to available online editions of the GA.

Such a work can only come into being through the free collaboration of many enthusiastic and knowledgeable people. Our project is based on Wiki technology, which basically allows every expert to participate in the further development of these pages. Find out how to actively participate in AnthroWiki yourself and create or edit articles here.

Email: info@anthrowiki.at We are very grateful for suggestions and tips on possible errors or content that appears questionable!

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Second Goetheanum, western front (Dornach, Switzerland)

The development of the English version of AnthroWiki began in February 2021. Accordingly, only a few items are available at the moment. However, we are making every effort to quickly advance the development of AnthroWiki. It can be accessed online via en.anthro.wiki or en.anthrowiki.at.

German version

The German version of AnthroWiki is online since 2004 and can be accessed via anthrowiki.at or anthro.wiki.

Calendar of the Soul

Presented in English and German by the Rudolf Steiner Archive & e.Lib.

Resources