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anthroposophy belong? During one of the closing sessions of the conference, twelve people were seated on the stage, each one tasked with reporting on the themed discussions in which they participated each morning of the conference. The very last to speak took his time not to describe an experience, but to invite each of us gathered in the Great Hall at that moment to contemplate the being of Michael, quietly, and for just one minute. With
the potency of that moment still resonant in me, I find the beginning of an answer to my question: The fruits of our striving in anthroposophy belong to the spiritual world, which has the sublime capacity to direct these fruits where they are most needed. This means that we may not always know, see, or enjoy the fruits of our labor, but when something is undertaken by a human being in freedom, with love, then good will always become.
Honoring Members Who Have Crossed the Threshold of Death JOINED
DIED
Kim Baker
Fair Oaks
CA
01/04/2019
07/28/2023
Sheila Bay-Harvey
Peterborough
NH
02/09/1980
02/28/2023
Gerhard Frans Bedding
Keene
NH
07/22/1964
04/15/2023
Gertrude B. Brechbuhl
Garden City
NY
10/26/1987
02/17/2023
Thelma M. Hodges
Harbor Springs
MI
09/01/1999
07/16/2023
Ruth Liberatore
Kimberton
PA
05/01/1980
11/01/2021
Maria Linder
Burbank
CA
08/02/1977
09/25/2022
Dietrich Meyer
Pine Grove
CA
12/28/1968
05/01/2021
Traute Page
Yonges Island
SC
09/12/1952
03/06/2023
Mary Jane Di Piero
Nevada City
CA
05/30/1997
06/15/2018
Anni G. Redding
Greenwood
CA
01/31/2003
01/21/2023
Ruth M. Riegel
Ann Arbor
MI
11/13/1995
09/15/2022
Susan E. Starr
La Mesa
CA
05/25/1983
03/20/2023
Victoria Susan Temple
Petaluma
CA
06/30/1996
01/06/2023
Katherine Thivierge
Southgate
MI
03/31/1976
07/09/2023
Barbara Walker
Escondido
CA
03/19/1979
04/05/2023
Jean Wetzel
Brooklyn
NY
12/11/2009
06/15/2022
Grace Worth
Farmington Hills
MI
06/17/1987
08/24/2022
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