Ground, then Glass by Ben Klocek

Educating for Presence in a Screen-Lit World   The rapid pace of technological development challenges human consciousness. Our understanding of what technology is, how to use it wisely, and its potential harms often lags behind its adoption. For many decades, Waldorf education was able to delay adoption of screens for students, by advocating for developmental readiness based on the child ... Read More ►

From the Editor – Technology

Dear Readers, In March of this year, I was invited to be part of a roundtable hosted by the Sanctuary for Living Arts (SOLA) on the topic of “Moral Technology,” just outside Asheville, North Carolina. In our discussions, one of SOLA’s founders Septimbor Lim shared a definition of moral technology as any tool “created with, and contributing to, Truth, Beauty ... Read More ►

Redoing Vocation by Adeline Lyons

Redoing Vocatin Adeline Lyons   Young adults today are facing crises of identity. They must attend a career-breeding institution, and after crafting a pristine “self” that can be exhibited or described in a matter of minutes, they can expect to be hired. Thus, career has an unhealthy tyranny over identity. What one says about themselves at social gatherings these days ... Read More ►

Seed Song by Bride Alona McWilliam

Seed Song Bride Alona McWilliam Now the seeds that in late summer,  Under the pressure of Sun, burst forth from the Blossom have found their resting place; cold, dark, still, in the Earth they lie,  Enveloped by snow.   I waken! Waken to the seed song,  The flame, the kernel, The silent prayer within—  That we fallen stars Are always ... Read More ►

Cow as Gift by Laura Riccardi Lyvers

Cow as Gift Laura Riccardi Lyvers I am in love with my cows. As child-like a thing as it is to say it’s the only way I want to begin, because it lives in me as a profound truth. I am amazed that the cow could become the center of my life, the thing that guides me. Their presence, their ... Read More ►

From the Editor – Beyond Transactions

Dear Readers, In our daily lives, we are surrounded by advertising and exchanges of money and time, trying to convince us that anything can be bought, sold, measured by its worth in the marketplace. These experiences dominate our outer senses and often our thinking, feeling, and willing lives as well. At the same time, all around us and in our ... Read More ►

Healing Through Art by Kenneth Smith

Healing Through Art Kenneth Smith   After ten days of intensive work in April 2025, the Healing Through Art students finally gathered, mounted, and hung all their drawings and paintings and set up their sculptures. Three years of study were brought together for an exhibition, coinciding with their graduation. Two Bay Area Center for Waldorf Teacher Training (BACWTT) rooms were ... Read More ►