In this article, which appeared in the Society's magazine Sphere, Ernst Katz asks what was Rudolf Steiner's mission and proceeds to outline his researches into what he describes as Rudolf Steiner's esoteric mission. In this essay I want to give a personal description, not very scholarly, of the mission of Rudolf Steiner. What was this mission?

Anthroposophical medicine is an extension of orthodox medical practice and is based on a comprehensive view of the human being provided by anthroposophical spiritual science. This view, as it applies to medicine, is encompassing and very detailed, so that no more than a few brush strokes will be painted here to suggest something of its nature.

Back Issues of Sphere, the quarterly journal of the Anthroposophical Society in New Zealand, can be dowloaded here.

Next year marks 150 years since the birth of Rudolf Steiner and numerous anthroposophical organisations and initiatives across Europe are preparing various activities for the year 2011.

It was in the magical, crisp autumn setting of the Tauhara Retreat Centre in Taupo this year that members and friends from all over New Zealand came together to immerse ourselves in a meditation course with Arthur Zajonc.