It is the aim of this summer of 2006 gathering to heed Rudolf Steiner's call at the Christmas Conference so that it does not fade from this earth.

Anthroposophia, who summons man to True Self Knowledge

What Is Required Of Us At This Time?
The Christmas Conference held in 1923 was, for Rudolf Steiner, the last hope for the Anthroposophical Society. He stated that it was the third call of the spiritual world. The other two calls had sounded forth previously but human beings had not heard them.

"...such a call ...would as a rule occur three times, but if the call would die away, not having been heard, it would return to the spiritual realms. With each missed occasion the conditions and circumstances become more difficult."

He asked those present to find,

"...a true community of human beings for Anthroposophia...you will carry forth the spirit that rules in the shining light of thoughts around the dodecahedral Stone of Love out into the world wherever it should give of its light and of its warmth for the progress of humans souls, for the progress of the universe."  

Join us as we welcome Adriana Koulias, of Sydney Australia, as she shares the fruits of her years of intense study pertaining to the Being, Anthroposophia. She will speak on Her origins, where She is found in Rudolf Steiner's work, and Her importance to the Anthroposophical Society and the world at large. See the Books Section for Lectures and Supporting Literature.

Dennis Klocek's point of departure will be the words spoken by Rudolf Steiner, "...the most precious thing is when the heart has thoughts." What are the soul tasks we need to understand? How can we accomplish them? "...if through Anthroposophical study we come ever more to experience the content of Anthroposophy with our hearts and minds, it seems to us as not only as though meanings of ideas were filling our souls...but as though living cosmic beings were entering into them. Then Anthroposophy itself increasingly appears to us as a living being. And then we become aware that something is knocking on the portal of our hearts and saying: Let me in, for I am you yourself; I am your true nature!"
- Rudolf Steiner November 18, 1923.