In Defence of Rudolf Steiner – A Response to J. Paul Greenaway

Posted by on Aug 11, 2023 in miscellaneous, most recent | 0 comments This article was written as a response to J. Paul Greenaway’s article Is “spiritual science” science? The flawed legacy of Rudolf Steiner published in the Comment section of the UK Column website on 25 May 2023. UK Column declined to publish the article, and so it has been published here. J. Paul Greenaway’s waspish hit-piece on Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) (published on the UK Column...
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Three Kings and the Sun Demon

Posted by on Jul 15, 2023 in miscellaneous, most recent, nwo, Uncategorized | 0 comments This article first appeared in New View magazine Issue #108  July-Sept 2023 To the majestic heights of summer The Sun’s brilliant being arises It draws my human feeling out And into its vast expanse of space. Intuitively, within my soul A sense is stirring that dimly tells me: In future time you will understand That you now were perceived by a being divine. from Rudolf Steiner, The Calendar of...
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The Number 23

Posted by on May 30, 2023 in miscellaneous, most recent, threefold Society | 0 comments This article first appeared in New View magazine #107 April-June 2023 People born in the middle of a century, like me (1952), tend to look back to the beginning of the century, the time of their grandparents’ youth, as well as to the end of the century, the time of their own maturity and old age and also of their own grandchildren. As someone interested in history since childhood, this has...
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The Anglo-Russian Antagonism Part 3 (Conclusion)

Posted by on Feb 15, 2023 in east west issues, most recent, nwo | 0 comments This article first appeared in New View  magazine #106 Jan.- March 2023 In the three articles I have written in New View magazine this year about the conflict in Ukraine, a conflict which has broken out 33 years after the momentous events of the year 1989, and 233 years after the outbreak of the French Revolution, I have tried to show something of the deeper background to the Ukraine conflict...
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The Anglo-Russian Antagonism Part 2 : The 19th Century ‘Great Game’

Posted by on Nov 21, 2022 in east west issues, nwo | 0 comments The two largest empires, the two greatest imperial rivals in the world for most of the 19th century were the British and the Russian. In the middle of that century their rivalry led to a major military conflict between them in Russia’s Crimea, a region thousands of miles from Britain and France, which those two allies invaded in 1854. Since the Crimean War, the Anglo-Russian antagonism has...
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