The Rudolf Steiner Archive

The Life, Nature, and Cultivation of Anthroposophy
GA 260a

After the Christmas Foundation Meeting of the General Anthroposophical Society in Dornach (1923–24), Rudolf Steiner wrote weekly articles addressed to the members. Contained in this volume are the early articles that describe the character of the Society arising from the Foundation Meeting and give advice as to its conduct and relation to the world.

This volume is also known as: Letters to the Members, Volume I, 1924. Translated by George Adams.

	Introduction
	The Foundation of the General Anthroposophical Society	13 January 1924
	A Letter to Members	20 January 1924
	The Right Relationship of the Society to Anthroposophy	27 January 1924
	Members' Meetings	3 February 1924
	The Relation of the Members to the Society	10 February 1924
	Anthroposophical Leading Thoughts	17 February 1924
	The Quest for Knowledge and the Will for Self-Discipline	24 February 1924
	Work in the Society I	2 March 1924
	Work in the Society II	9 March 1924
	Individual Formulation of Anthroposophical Truths	16 March 1924
	On How to Present Anthroposophical Truths	23 March 1924
	On the Teaching of Anthroposophy	30 March 1924
	Concerning Group Meetings	6 April 1924
	The Pictorial Nature of Man	18 May 1924
	What is the Tone which should prevail in the Group Meetings?	25 May 1924
	Something more about the Tone which is necessary in the Group Meetings	1 June 1924
	Something more about the Results of the Christmas Meeting	6 July 1924
	Understanding of the Spirit and conscious Experience of Destiny	13 July 1924
	How the Leading Thoughts are to be Used	10 August 1924