by Heinz Grill This book is a series of practical exercises for conscious development of the ‘soul’ forces (Thinking, Feeling and Wanting). It introduces how this inner structure can be created with the training of good observation skills of objects (plants and Nature) and introducing thematic content which leads to widening creative potential, depth of relationship and connection to others and the world. In the chapter 'Wisdom forces in nature and the signature of individual

by Walter Llewellyn McKone “The past is never dead, it's not even past.” William Faulkner. On his return from the American Civil War, surgeon, politician, abolitionist and philosopher Andrew Taylor Still (1828-19170) thought he had experienced the worst horrors in his life. He was wrong; even greater trauma was to come. During February 1894 “Drew”, as was called, lost three of his children to spinal meningitis. He was “torn and lacerated with grief” (Sill, 1897). His colleag