When I was in second grade, I wanted to be a teacher. Over twenty years later, I took a step. My seven-year-old self would be proud.
Where Will Becomes Impulse To develop the will is next to godliness. For within the will we hold the power to make the world A place of beauty, a place of goodness, A place of truth. So, trust in me, as I have spoken with your angels and our intentions are clear. I resolve to … More Study of Man | Lecture 4
In order to honor the child to their full potential, the teacher must have a background knowledge in the universal human being. The human being is quite capable, and their various capabilities show their potential. For example, the human ability to cross the bilateral plain, e.g. as left and right hands touch each other during … More Study of Man | Lecture 3
It has been a fruitful summer and I want to finally share some of my harvest with you all. Similar to a farm, which is in prime-time during the hottest months, my fiancée and I have been quite busy with our doings. A highly productive season, only hindered by a few days of extreme heat … More Fruitful Summer
A lovely Litha (Midsummer Solstice) to you all! Today is a good day to spend time with your community, contemplate the meaning of the Sun, harvest herbs for use and preservation, throw a rock at a tree to light the spark of life and dance yourself silly. Share your light within with the world without! … More Lovely Litha
The Imagination of the Blood The pre-natal life of the soul works itself into the human body through antipathy and sympathy. Antipathy creates the head, which is a mirrored reflection of the entire cosmos. Within the head are nerves, which carry concepts. Sympathy travels to the lower body and limbs through the blood. Blood is … More Study of Man | Lecture 2
Oooh, summer is showing it’s colors.
That which is alive, according to those with clairvoyance, has an etheric body the color of peach blossom and green. That which is dead is seen in white, grey and black. A color study of plant life and death.
This one reminds me of a topographical map.
One of our instructors asked us to reflect on our foundation year and then create some abstract art using pastels. Then, we passed our artwork around to the other members of our cohort who were asked to use one word to describe the artwork. We then cmposed a poem using only the words that were … More A Reflection on My Waldorf Foundation Year
Sometimes it is important to go back to basics. Hence, the rainbow.
The Sanguine Soothsayer 