On Michaelmas eve 1924, Rudolf Steiner gave his last address to members. Over the months beforehand, he’d been more active than ever, tirelessly seeking to awaken members to a recognition of why and how anthroposophy lived and manifested in their karma. 

At this Centenary time, the call can awaken us now, helping us find how way to be active with others so that as initiative,  anthroposophy can work for good in the world.

On Saturday we’ll look in depth at the context of Rudolf Steiner’s last publicly spoken words to members, and include artistic presentations.

On the morning of Michaelmas day itself we’ll host an active conversation on how the Society in Ireland can support the taking of initiative.  Together we’ll look at what it means to work with and for anthroposophy, and how the Society in Ireland wants to support people’s impulses and initiatives. We especially invite all those who’ve received support from the Society for their initiatives, as well as those who may seek support in future, to be part of this conversation.

Michaelmas Conference 2024

Suggested Contribution £30-£50 / €35-€55, payable on the day.

Register here