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Our collection of works by Rudolf Steiner and friends finally has an accessible space. Upstairs in Saint Mark’s Lutheran Church, sit and enjoy perusing titles with a warm cup of tea. Click here to go directly to the branch library catalog.
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Join us for gatherings that nurture the soul and inspire the spirit. Our events are more than just meetings; they are moments of connection, learning, and growth, where like-minded individuals come together to explore deeper truths and foster a sense of community. Next events: Michaelmas 9/ 29, 2-4 pm and Glenn Williamson, 6 pm, 10/1&2
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Stay connected with the heart of our community through our newsletter. Each edition brings you thoughtful reflections, updates on upcoming events, and insights into the world of anthroposophy. Whether you're new to these ideas or a long-time follower, our newsletter is your gateway to staying informed and engaged."
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About Us
The members of the Portland Branch of the Anthroposophical Society freely come together out of their commitment to the Spiritual Science of Anthroposophy as founded by Rudolf Steiner.
Embryo in Us & Embryo in Motion
2017 &
2010 Workshops
Recorded live in Portland, Oregon
These two seminars explore human prenatal development and show how biology is expressing the essence of human spiritual enfoldment.
The two DVD sets are available only here.
Jaap van der Wal, PhD, MD is an associate professor for anatomy and embryology at the University of Maastricht, Holland.
Our Purpose
The members of the Portland Branch of the Anthroposophical Society freely come together out of their commitment to the Spiritual Science of Anthroposophy as founded by Rudolf Steiner. The branch will strive to further the life of the soul both in the individual and human society by basing its activities on anthroposophical ideals, with all that results from them for warmth in human relationship, and the spiritual, moral, artistic and cultural life of humanity.