The Rudolf Steiner Archive

The History of the Anthroposophical Society
1913–1922
GA 251

1.	The Essence of Anthroposophy	3 February 1913
2.	First General Assembly of the Anthroposophical Society	3 February 1913
3.	Discussion About the Founding of a Trading Company “Ceres”	6 February 1913
4.	First Farewell Address to the General Assembly	7 February 1913
5.	Second Farewell Address to the General Assembly	8 February 1913
6.	The Obligation to Distinguish	20 May 1913
7.	Second General Assembly of the Anthroposophical Society — Day One	18 January 1914
8.	Second General Assembly of the Anthroposophical Society — Day Two: Part I	19 January 1914
9.	Second General Assembly of the Anthroposophical Society — Day Two: Part II	19 January 1914
10.	Second General Assembly of the Anthroposophical Society — Day Three	20 January 1914
11.	Second General Assembly of the Anthroposophical Society — Day Four	21 January 1914
12.	Second General Assembly of the Anthroposophical Society — Day Five	22 January 1914
13.	Second General Assembly of the Anthroposophical Society — Day Six	23 January 1914
14.	Second General Assembly of the Anthroposophical Society — Closing Remarks	24 January 1914
15.	The Case of Tschirschky, Strauss, Wernicke and Blasberg	19 October 1915
16.	Regarding Two Letters	31 July 1916
17.	Marie Steiner's Resignation from the Central Council	27 August 1916
18.	Personal Rather than Factual	28 August 1916
19.	Deliberations on the “Goesch-Sprengel” Case	20 September 1916
20.	The Reason for the Opposition of Max Seiling	8 May 1917
21.	Disciplinary Measures	29 May 1917
22.	The Threefold Social Order and the Ideals of “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”	2 June 1917
23.	The Maturing of Humanity's Will to Truth	3 June 1917
24.	The Seriousness of the Task	5 June 1917
25.	Disciplining Humanity as it Becomes Younger	10 June 1917
26.	Disciplining Humanity as it Becomes More Aware	12 June 1917
27.	Disciplining the Disciples of Humanity	17 June 1917
28.	On the Meaning of Life	12 May 1918
29.	On the Meaning of Life	26 May 1918
30.	Anthroposophy and Science	28 May 1918
31.	Leading an Expectant Life	30 May 1918
32.	Spirituality as a Condition for the Further Development of Humanity	21 September 1919
33.	To all Working Groups of the Anthroposophical Society	13 July 1920
34.	General Meeting (1921)	4 September 1921
35.	The Tasks of an Anthroposophical Society in the Present Day	25 September 1921
36.	A Report on the Trip to Oslo	11 December 1921
37.	The Relationship of Contemporary Life and Science to the Anthroposophical World View	18 March 1922
38.	Report on the Lecture Tour in Holland and England in 1922	30 April 1922
39.	On the Character of the Present Day	21 May 1922
40.	Report on the Vienna West-East Congress	18 June 1922
41.	On the Forthcoming Founding of the Religious Renewal Movement	2 August 1922
42.	From Thinking to Artistic Experience	3 August 1922