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, October 9th at 6:30 p.m. MT, the Front Range Anthroposophical Café presents:
Ben Cherry
The inestimable value of Anthroposophy in all areas of life, especially now
Today, more than ever before, humanity is being challenged to face up to itself and recognize, not only our weaknesses and aberrations, but our potential for new levels of strength, inner commitment and love. What is the catalyst that makes this possible? It is the unflinching recognition of ourselves and each other as spiritual beings. Beings who do not have to be ruled by genes, gender, nationality, upbringing, competition or fear. Beings who can learn to take full responsibility for what we do or fail to do. Beings who can and will, in time, recreate ourselves through the sacred power of actions, taken out of love for what it means to be a human being.
Ben Cherry, born and brought up in the UK, has spent most of his adult life in other parts of the world. During the past fifty-four years, he has worked in or traveled extensively through Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and North America and has visited or taught in schools on all five continents. He has an MA (Cambridge), 1st MB (Birmingham), Diploma of Education (Australia). His recent articles include:
- Facing Evil, Standing Tall
- The Pandemic of Fear (And the Medicine of Love)
- The Medicine of Love (Within the Pandemic of Fear)
- Voices from Ukraine
His search for peace and for answers to the huge social, cultural and environmental issues he encountered as a young man, especially through his experience as a teacher and journalist in Vietnam during the war, led him through many spiritual streams to the work of Rudolf Steiner forty-six years ago, in a school for severely disadvantaged children in England, where he worked as a gardener. He was later invited by the UK government to found and co-lead a centre for refugees fleeing from Vietnam in the aftermath of the war.
*View Ben’s Café recordings from 7-3-20, 9-4-20, 7-2-21, 2-18-22, 11-10-23 and 11-7-25.
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Dear Friends:
Blessings to everyone for a healthy, safe and inspiring Michaelic Season!
We look forward to seeing you this autumn!
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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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Jolie Hanna Luba
Oct. 16
Laura Scapaticci
Oct. 23
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