The healthy social life is found
when in the mirror of each human soul
the whole community finds its reflection,
and when in the community
the virtue of each one is living.
This is the Motto of Social Ethic.
-Rudolf Steiner
“Verses & Meditations”
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Front Range Anthroposophical Café
780 Quince Circle, Boulder, CO 80304
Please join us for inspiring connection, community and conversation, in support and celebration of Anthroposophical themes. Our unique Café format features live Guest Speakers who present a glimpse of their work and offer leading thoughts for break-out conversation and community reflection.
< new recordings are posted after each session, within a week >
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This Friday, September 11th at 6:30 p.m. MT, the Front Range Anthroposophical Café presents:
Neill Reilly
The Mystery of Golgotha, The Turning Point of Time
For Dr. Steiner, The Mystery of Golgotha was an all-inclusive term. It was not just the Passion and the Crucifixion. The term encompasses Creation, the Incarnation, the Resurrection and the Second Coming.
Most importantly The Mystery of Golgotha culminates in the Resurrection, the victory over death and continues into The Second Coming. For Dr. Steiner the Resurrection is not just a historic event. It is ongoing. Hence the important phrase, The Turning Point of Time. The use of the present participle is apt. For Dr. Steiner, Christ’s words can be experienced. “I am with you until the end of time.” Matthew 28:20 This is not a nice, poetic turn of phrase. It is a spiritual fact. All of history leads up to the Resurrection and flows forward from it. For Dr. Steiner the Second Coming is now.
Neill Reilly graduated from Bowdoin College with a B.A. in Philosophy. He was also graduated from The Waldorf Institute at Adelphi University with an M.A. in Waldorf Pedagogy. Neill taught High School English for seven years. After teaching, Neill was a salesperson at financial and technology firms. Neill has written four books Songs and Dreams, Look at What We Can Become, The Marian Way of Heart Knowledge, and The Mystery and Magnificence of Mary in Paintings and Poems. His essays and poems have appeared in Being More Consciously Human, the Bowdoin Alumni Magazine and other publications. He has presented at Bowdoin College, Harvard Divinity School, Stanford and numerous conferences and Zoom sessions.
*Tap to view Neill’s past recordings from 2-5-21, 8-5-22, 8-19-22, 9-16-22 + (related PDF), 6-30-23 + (related PDF), and 8-18-23, 11-8-24 + (related PPT) + (related PDF), and 5-22-26.
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Dear Friends:
Blessings to everyone for a healthy, safe and inspiring summer’s end!
We hope you enjoyed our Summer Pause and weekly offerings!
We look forward to seeing you this month–as we resume our Café schedule.
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We are pleased to share our
up-coming Café Guests:
Please watch for special Saturday Cafés as we periodically
will hear from Café Guests outside of North America!
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Timothy Kennedy
Sept. 18
Michael Burton
Sept. 25
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